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Hey does anybody know where i can find,get,or download "WALTZING MATILDA " BY: BANJO PATERSON if you know where i can get it please tell me THANKS!!!!!!!!!! Been looking for it for months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was up for a challenge today and decided to tackle your search. 
Had no idea about the writer of Waltzing Matilda and learned a lot about Banjo Paterson, including the fact that his original version is different than the one we are familiar with.
Are you hoping for a recording of the real Banjo singing? He died in 1941, so this could be tricky.
If this is the case, say so, and I'll share what I found.
Had no idea about the writer of Waltzing Matilda and learned a lot about Banjo Paterson, including the fact that his original version is different than the one we are familiar with. Are you hoping for a recording of the real Banjo singing? He died in 1941, so this could be tricky.
If this is the case, say so, and I'll share what I found.
QUOTE (Ninja_Girl @ Sep 28 2007, 10:05 PM) 
I was up for a challenge today and decided to tackle your search. Had no idea about the writer of Waltzing Matilda and learned a lot about Banjo Paterson, including the fact that his original version is different than the one we are familiar with.
Are you hoping for a recording of the real Banjo singing? He died in 1941, so this could be tricky.
If this is the case, say so, and I'll share what I found.
Had no idea about the writer of Waltzing Matilda and learned a lot about Banjo Paterson, including the fact that his original version is different than the one we are familiar with. Are you hoping for a recording of the real Banjo singing? He died in 1941, so this could be tricky.
If this is the case, say so, and I'll share what I found.
Well i am kinda looking for the original version i heard it and it sounds great i just dont know where to find it where i can download it but what did you find?
Do you remember where you heard the original version you're looking for?
Look in your messages. I'll spare the entire forum from the tedious detail I'm sending!
Thanks for bringing up this subject; I had never heard of this man before. Banjo was quite an interesting guy. He also wrote The Man From Snowy River, from which the movie was made.
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110158b.htm
If anybody wants to hear a piano recording of the original Waltzing Matilda that's somewhat different than the one we are used to, go to http://www.uq.edu.au/~mlwham/banjo/waltzing_matilda.html . There is a little sound icon to click right above the sheet music.
Look in your messages. I'll spare the entire forum from the tedious detail I'm sending!
Thanks for bringing up this subject; I had never heard of this man before. Banjo was quite an interesting guy. He also wrote The Man From Snowy River, from which the movie was made.
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110158b.htm
If anybody wants to hear a piano recording of the original Waltzing Matilda that's somewhat different than the one we are used to, go to http://www.uq.edu.au/~mlwham/banjo/waltzing_matilda.html . There is a little sound icon to click right above the sheet music.
Well i was looking for the song because i am a JAG addict as well as psych and i remember them singing somthing as "Mic" was leaving and so i looking "Waltzing Matilda" And i love it i am not to sure where i heard it from by "Banjo" but i will look for it in my history.
do you know why they played that at the end of that episode? Just a little trivia....the man who played Mick Brumby(Trevor Goddard) had died.
QUOTE (jettaway @ Sep 30 2007, 02:33 PM)
do you know why they played that at the end of that episode? Just a little trivia....the man who played Mick Brumby(Trevor Goddard) had died.
You are right. Wasn't that tribute a clip of the earlier show when Brumby had left JAG to go back to Australia, and the gang began singing Waltzing Matilda as he walked out of McMurphy's?
QUOTE (Ninja_Girl @ Sep 30 2007, 08:09 PM)
You are right. Wasn't that tribute a clip of the earlier show when Brumby had left JAG to go back to Australia, and the gang began singing Waltzing Matilda as he walked out of McMurphy's?
I believe it was. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwAvJc4izos
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