Slim Dusty

Slim Dusty was a legendary figure in Australian country music, often hailed as the voice of the Aussie bush. Born David Gordon Kirkpatrick in 1927, he adopted the stage name Slim Dusty early in his career and went on to record more than 100 albums, many of which captured the spirit, struggles, and scenery of rural Australia. His music touched on everything from truck driving and outback life to mateship, earning him a loyal fanbase across generations.

Best known for his iconic hit “A Pub With No Beer,” Slim was the first Australian artist to have a number one international hit. Over the decades, he became a national treasure, receiving countless awards including multiple Golden Guitars and being appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia. Until his passing in 2003, Slim Dusty remained an active and beloved performer, and his legacy continues through his recordings and his family's contributions to country music.

Genres

Folk

Country

Americana

Bluegrass

Country Rock

Traditional Country

Outlaw Country

Western

Latest Release

The Slim Dusty Travelling Band Reunion Show, Live at Tamworth 1996

Slim Dusty

Album - 22 Tracks - Released January 17, 2025