For those of you who haven't seen the video clip to our single, When The Dust Settles, it's now on YouTube for you to see. This is the clip that was produced and aired on the Aurora Channel's Country Crossroads
in May this year.
When The Dust Settles now available on I-Tunes
Apple's I-Tunes Store is selling a special release album called When The Dust Settles which features the title track single, an unplugged live version of Singin' The Blues as well as four tracks from our previous EP including Rag Top, One Woman Man, Wait A Minute and Hot Rod Heart. So if buying music from the net is your cup of tea, I-Tunes
is selling the entire album or individual tracks. Proceeds from the sale of this album will once again go to Aussie Helpers.
We have also been notified that Amazon and Emusic will be selling the album soon too. This is pretty exciting for us. Although we're still big fans of the CD and selling them at gigs, internet music sales is a
massive business exposing artists like us to a worldwide audience without having to struggle for a recording contract. We have already sold albums to buyers in the USA, UK, The Netherlands, Indonesia,
South Africa, Israel and Denmark. We're bloody rapt actually!!!! So if you're into downloading to your music or you have a kid around to help you out, check out the I-Tunes Store and look for The Prairie Oysters!
When The Dust Settles is also available Online and by Mail Order
If buying stuff over the internet is still not your cup of tea and you can't get to one of our gigs, mail orders are now being taken for copies of When The Dust Settles. Simply send a cheque or money order for $7.00 (includes $2.00 Postage) payable to AGB Consulting, PO Box 527 Bundoora Vic 3083 Australia. Please do not make cheques out to The Prairie Oysters
You can also purchase your copy of When The Dust Settles from The Prairie Oysters On Line Shop All purchases are made safely and
securely via PayPal whether you have an account with them or not. The CD is on sale for $5.00 (plus p&h) with proceeds from profits going to Aussie Helpers. Every copy sold will go towards helping fellow Aussies
who are suffering from the worst drought Australia has ever seen. In 2008, the lucky country is witnessing economic and emotional
depression across regional Australia as the financial burden of the drought takes its toll. Family breakdowns and suicides are on the increase while others are simply locking the gates and walking off their properties. 4/10/2014 7:09:34 PM Last pageview at: 7/14/2025 7:01:22 AM Pageviews: 6573