ANNEMIEK
Receiving Tiara Award ---- Performing at Tamworth -- Composing
Annemiek Wilson lives currently in Darwin, Northern Territory. She has been singing and performing her own original songs professionally for five years.
Annemiek is an unsigned artist but this in no way has deterred her from producing her own songs, and releasing her own CD's.
Annemiek Wilson's first CD "Calling from the Top End" has had a great response from Radio Stations around Australia including John Nutting playing it regularly on Saturday night Country ABC radio and all CD's produced sold out.
Annemiek recently won various awards from this CD, one being the prestigious T.I.A.R.A Award for best Independent Female Vocal and nominated for best songwriter with her song "The Drovers Days".
Annemiek has released another CD "Changes". It consists of more of her own written material and was produced by her and husband Robert Wilson in their studio in Palmerston.
Annemiek Wilson was the support act for Becky Cole in June last year at the Fred Pass Show in Darwin. Annemiek is striving to become one of the best new Australian Country Music singer/songwriters, and
hopes that country music will continue to grow in Australia and Overseas.
Career Highlights
January 1998
Starmaker Finalist
T.I.A.R.A Award Winner for female vocal
T.I.A.R.A. nominated for best songwriter
February 1998
Bungendore Country Festival
Nominated best female vocal
June 1998
First - Professional Female Vocal
First - Female Gospel
Second - Songwriting
Second - Duo with Husband Robert
Below is the latest CD "Changes" that Annemiek and her husband Robert have produced and released
click on wav files to hear sample tracks.
Jeannie Gunn is an actual part of our Territory here in the outback. Jeannie came out from Melbourne
with her new husband. He had been offered a job as a station Manager at Elsie Station near Katherine, Northern Territory in the late
part of the 19th century. Unfortunately Jeannie lost her new husband
after 18 months in the Territory to a "fever". Jeannie Gunn left the Territory and wrote
a few books recording certain events in her life including "We of the Never Never"
and "The Little Black Princess". Jeannie Gunn never remarried.
Ballad of Jeannie Gunn (446kb)
This song was inspired in the small town of Katherine where I met Jim when a small team of musicians and I were doing a charity concert hoping to bring a little bit of cheer to the flood victims in January 1998.
I noticed Jim early one morning after the concert, very organised at that hour, siting on his swag eating his baked beans
curiosity got the better of me and we got talking, Jim told me his story of how his families farm was going broke
because of the drought in Northern New South Wales and Queensland. To lessen the burden on his parents
Jim had decided to join the army. I thought Jim had probably broken some young girls heart.
Goodbye Jim(552kb)
A story about love.
It is about a country girl who decides to move to the city leaving her farm
and the people who matter most to her , behind. As time goes by she realizes that she
is like a fish out of water and becomes homesick, not only
for wide open spaces, her family and friends, but also a young farmer who wants her back.
Casey's Ridge (378kb)
Please take some time to sign the guestbook at the bottom of this page I would appreciate your comments.
CD "Changes" is available for sale for $15 Aus plus handling. Send cheque/money order to - Annemiek,
P.O. Box 2480,
Palmerston, NT 0830
OR EMAIL ME [email protected]
View GuestBook
Sign GuestBook
Receiving Tiara Award ---- Performing at Tamworth -- Composing
Annemiek Wilson lives currently in Darwin, Northern Territory. She has been singing and performing her own original songs professionally for five years.
Annemiek is an unsigned artist but this in no way has deterred her from producing her own songs, and releasing her own CD's.
Annemiek Wilson's first CD "Calling from the Top End" has had a great response from Radio Stations around Australia including John Nutting playing it regularly on Saturday night Country ABC radio and all CD's produced sold out.
Annemiek recently won various awards from this CD, one being the prestigious T.I.A.R.A Award for best Independent Female Vocal and nominated for best songwriter with her song "The Drovers Days".
Annemiek has released another CD "Changes". It consists of more of her own written material and was produced by her and husband Robert Wilson in their studio in Palmerston.
Annemiek Wilson was the support act for Becky Cole in June last year at the Fred Pass Show in Darwin. Annemiek is striving to become one of the best new Australian Country Music singer/songwriters, and
hopes that country music will continue to grow in Australia and Overseas.
Career Highlights
January 1998
Starmaker Finalist
T.I.A.R.A Award Winner for female vocal
T.I.A.R.A. nominated for best songwriter
February 1998
Bungendore Country Festival
Nominated best female vocal
June 1998
First - Professional Female Vocal
First - Female Gospel
Second - Songwriting
Second - Duo with Husband Robert
Below is the latest CD "Changes" that Annemiek and her husband Robert have produced and released
click on wav files to hear sample tracks.
Annemiek Wilson lives currently in Darwin, Northern Territory. She has been singing and performing her own original songs professionally for five years.
Annemiek is an unsigned artist but this in no way has deterred her from producing her own songs, and releasing her own CD's.
Annemiek Wilson's first CD "Calling from the Top End" has had a great response from Radio Stations around Australia including John Nutting playing it regularly on Saturday night Country ABC radio and all CD's produced sold out.
Annemiek recently won various awards from this CD, one being the prestigious T.I.A.R.A Award for best Independent Female Vocal and nominated for best songwriter with her song "The Drovers Days".
Annemiek has released another CD "Changes". It consists of more of her own written material and was produced by her and husband Robert Wilson in their studio in Palmerston.
Annemiek Wilson was the support act for Becky Cole in June last year at the Fred Pass Show in Darwin. Annemiek is striving to become one of the best new Australian Country Music singer/songwriters, and
hopes that country music will continue to grow in Australia and Overseas.
Career Highlights
January 1998
Starmaker Finalist
T.I.A.R.A Award Winner for female vocal
T.I.A.R.A. nominated for best songwriter
February 1998
Bungendore Country Festival
Nominated best female vocal
June 1998
First - Professional Female Vocal
First - Female Gospel
Second - Songwriting
Second - Duo with Husband Robert
Below is the latest CD "Changes" that Annemiek and her husband Robert have produced and released
click on wav files to hear sample tracks.
Annemiek is an unsigned artist but this in no way has deterred her from producing her own songs, and releasing her own CD's.
Annemiek Wilson's first CD "Calling from the Top End" has had a great response from Radio Stations around Australia including John Nutting playing it regularly on Saturday night Country ABC radio and all CD's produced sold out.
Annemiek recently won various awards from this CD, one being the prestigious T.I.A.R.A Award for best Independent Female Vocal and nominated for best songwriter with her song "The Drovers Days".
Annemiek has released another CD "Changes". It consists of more of her own written material and was produced by her and husband Robert Wilson in their studio in Palmerston.
Annemiek Wilson was the support act for Becky Cole in June last year at the Fred Pass Show in Darwin. Annemiek is striving to become one of the best new Australian Country Music singer/songwriters, and
hopes that country music will continue to grow in Australia and Overseas.Career Highlights
January 1998
Starmaker Finalist
T.I.A.R.A Award Winner for female vocal
T.I.A.R.A. nominated for best songwriter
February 1998
Bungendore Country Festival
Nominated best female vocal
June 1998
First - Professional Female Vocal
First - Female Gospel
Second - Songwriting
Second - Duo with Husband Robert
click on wav files to hear sample tracks.
Jeannie Gunn is an actual part of our Territory here in the outback. Jeannie came out from Melbourne
with her new husband. He had been offered a job as a station Manager at Elsie Station near Katherine, Northern Territory in the late
part of the 19th century. Unfortunately Jeannie lost her new husband
after 18 months in the Territory to a "fever". Jeannie Gunn left the Territory and wrote
a few books recording certain events in her life including "We of the Never Never"
and "The Little Black Princess". Jeannie Gunn never remarried.
Ballad of Jeannie Gunn (446kb)
This song was inspired in the small town of Katherine where I met Jim when a small team of musicians and I were doing a charity concert hoping to bring a little bit of cheer to the flood victims in January 1998.
I noticed Jim early one morning after the concert, very organised at that hour, siting on his swag eating his baked beans
curiosity got the better of me and we got talking, Jim told me his story of how his families farm was going broke
because of the drought in Northern New South Wales and Queensland. To lessen the burden on his parents
Jim had decided to join the army. I thought Jim had probably broken some young girls heart.
Goodbye Jim(552kb)
A story about love.
It is about a country girl who decides to move to the city leaving her farm
and the people who matter most to her , behind. As time goes by she realizes that she
is like a fish out of water and becomes homesick, not only
for wide open spaces, her family and friends, but also a young farmer who wants her back.
Casey's Ridge (378kb)
Please take some time to sign the guestbook at the bottom of this page I would appreciate your comments.
CD "Changes" is available for sale for $15 Aus plus handling. Send cheque/money order to - Annemiek,
P.O. Box 2480,
Palmerston, NT 0830
OR EMAIL ME [email protected]
View GuestBook
Sign GuestBook
Goodbye Jim(552kb)
A story about love.
It is about a country girl who decides to move to the city leaving her farm
and the people who matter most to her , behind. As time goes by she realizes that she
is like a fish out of water and becomes homesick, not only
for wide open spaces, her family and friends, but also a young farmer who wants her back.
Casey's Ridge (378kb)
Please take some time to sign the guestbook at the bottom of this page I would appreciate your comments.
CD "Changes" is available for sale for $15 Aus plus handling. Send cheque/money order to - Annemiek,
P.O. Box 2480,
Palmerston, NT 0830
OR EMAIL ME [email protected]
View GuestBook
Sign GuestBook
Please take some time to sign the guestbook at the bottom of this page I would appreciate your comments.
CD "Changes" is available for sale for $15 Aus plus handling. Send cheque/money order to - Annemiek,
P.O. Box 2480,
Palmerston, NT 0830
OR EMAIL ME [email protected]
View GuestBook
Sign GuestBook
CD "Changes" is available for sale for $15 Aus plus handling. Send cheque/money order to - Annemiek,
P.O. Box 2480,
Palmerston, NT 0830
OR EMAIL ME [email protected]
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