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Lee Kernaghan
Lee Kernaghan was born in Corryong, Victoria in 1964, and his music has always been tied to rural Australian life. His father worked as a stockman, and that...
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Missin' Slim (With Collin Buchanan)
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Skinny Dippin'
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1959
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A Bushman Can't Survive
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A Handful Of Dust
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An Ordinary Bloke
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Missin' Slim (With Collin Buchanan)
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Skinny Dippin'
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1959
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A Bushman Can't Survive
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A Handful Of Dust
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An Ordinary Bloke
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Aussie
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Collingullie Station
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Country Crowd
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Darwin Jailhouse Window
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Doctor
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Freedom Road
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Gettin-Gone
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I'm From The Country
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Janine
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Long Night
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Lee Kernaghan was born in Corryong, Victoria in 1964, and his music has always been tied to rural Australian life. His father worked as a stockman, and that connection to the bush comes through in songs like 'A Bushman Can't Survive' and 'Collingullie Station'.
His debut album 'The Outback Club' came out in the early 1990s, but it was 'A Bushman Can't Survive' in 1992 that really connected with listeners. The song seemed to speak to people who knew that kind of life, and it became one of those tracks that gets passed around in country circles.
He's kept recording since then, putting out songs like 'Skinny Dippin'' and 'Missin' Slim' with Collin Buchanan. The material stays close to its roots, dealing with stations, small towns, and the particular rhythms of life away from the cities.
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