As one of the newest developing cultures, mixed with the
most ancient, Australia is a country of jigsaw
pieces.
IN
THE BACHARACH OF THE UTE
What the World needs now is In the Bacharach of the Ute…
It’s Bacharach. In the back. Of a Ute. Burt’s hits, on the
glittabulous rear of a 1967 Holden HR Utility. Snazzy
outfits. Playing where we can park. To Anyone Who Ever Loved,
Pussycats, Wives and Lovers, and Shooters of Liberty Valance-
Don’t Walk on By! Make it Easy on Yourself. Come Parking with
us. We’ll be Wishin’ and Hopin’ for your Look of Love!
Who
is In THE BACHARACH OF THE UTE?
Vocals: Debra Low
has worked in Australia, Ireland and the UK where she has worked
as an actor, director, singer, puppeteer and acting teacher. Her
cabaret personae include the solo gig Handbag Deb, Queen of
Frock Rock , the lead singer of The Unbearable
Cabaretness of Being, and she also wrote, produced, directed
and performed Debbie Does Divas-a Cabaret Frockumentary
which included homage to Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey, Eartha
Kitt, Edith Piaf and more.
Guitar:
James Stewart- has
been part of the Melbourne Music furniture for over two decades.
As lead guitarist for the Warner Bros (Later to be Overnight
Jones), he has amassed a beautiful array of songs, including
“Stuck in Melbourne”, argued by many to be a Melbourne musical
anthem, and Henty Stomp, once described by Mick Thomas (singer
and songwriter for Weddings Parties Anything), as “The Best
Australian song ever written”. He also plays with The T-Bones
and Andre
Camilleri and the Broken Hearts.
Bass:
Alics Gate-Eastley
is a bass playing dynamo who currently plays with Lou Bennett,
The Shambelles, and The T-Bones. IN THE BACHARACH OF THE UTE are
very lucky to have her on board.
