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The Story of Australian Country Music
A Tribute to Buddy
A Tribute to Jimmy
A Tribute to Reg
A Tribute to Shirley
A Tribute to Slim
– Slim, Chronicler of the Bush
A Tribute to Smoky
A Tribute to Tex
– Tex Morton White Guitars
A Tribute to The McKean Sisters
Arch Kerr – pioneer record producer
Australia's College of Country Music
Bicentennial Concert 1970
The Big Golden Guitar
Birth of the Golden Guitars
Brief History of the Golden Guitar Awards
Brief History of Star Maker
The Buddy Bishop Story
Country Music Capital Meets Music City
Country Music Hands of Fame
Country Music Media
Country Music Roll of Renown
Country Timeline
First The Song
Ghosts of Tamworth
Golden Guitar Memories
Golden Guitar Pioneers
GOLDEN GUITAR WINNERS TALLY
The Gympie Muster
The Hadley Records Story
History of the College of Country Music
How the CMAA Was Born
How Tamworth became Country Music Capital
How the College of Country Music Works
Introduction
The John Minson Story
Links
Minson Memories
Narrative! Narrative! Narrative!
Origins of the Tamworth Country Music Festival
Radio Ranch & Spurs
Ross Murphy
Sources and Resources
Stairway to Stardom
The Story of Maton Guitars
Tamworth Milestones
Tamworth, We've Done Us Proud
What is Country Music
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Golden Guitar winners tally
Since the Golden Guitar Awards began in 1973, hundreds of trophies have been awarded to artists, writers and industry people.
This tally has previously attempted to be a count of the total number of Golden Guitar trophies awarded but over the years, it has been difficult tracking the actual number of trophies given out as different organisations and individuals have been involved in determining what is presented to whom.
With that in mind, this tally is a listing of Golden Guitars presented for actual awards rather than tracking the number of trophies given to and held by individuals. In many cases, the two numbers will correlate but confusion does arise, for example, when considering awards won by duos, groups and vocal collaborations.
To illustrate how this tally is determined, take the example of a Group/Duo award where the group is made up of three individuals. Currently, each individual mayreceives a Golden Guitar but the award is to the "ABC" group, not to the individuals. In this case, the award tally would recognise the award to "ABC" but not to the individuals.
That would not preclude anyone noting that if, say, a prolific award winner has won three Golden Guitars in their own right and two as part of an official duo or trio act, them being referenced as having five Golden Guitars to their credit.
It should be noted that in the case of the Vocal Collaboration award, each artist remains an individual act in their own right so if Artist A and Artist B win, they win in their own right as it is a collaboration between two acts and not a duo.
The following is tally is up to and including the 2021 Awards.
* The tallies for Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson are good examples of how thos tally is listed. As a solo act, Kasey has 15 Golden Guitars. As a duo, Kasey & Shane have six Golden Guitars. As a solo act or producer, Shane has five. Kasey then features in three group or songwriting team awards and Shane in two songwriting team awards.
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Slim Dusty |
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Lee Kernaghan |
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Troy Cassar-Daley |
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John Williamson |
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| Sara Storer |
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| Kasey Chambers * |
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| The McClymonts |
15 |
| Garth Porter |
15 |
| Graeme Connors |
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| Keith Urban |
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| Adam Brand |
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Luke O'Shea |
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| Beccy Cole |
11 |
| Matt Fell |
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James Blundell |
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| Colin Buchanan |
9 |
| Felicity Urquhart |
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Adam Harvey |
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Hawking Bros |
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| Paul Kelly |
8 |
Allan Caswell |
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| Travis Collins |
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Fanny Lumsden |
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| Rod McCormack |
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| Duncan Toombs |
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Bullamakanka |
6 |
| Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson * |
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The Flying Emus |
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Anne Kirkpatrick |
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Joy McKean |
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| Melinda Schneider |
6 |
| The Wolfe Brothers |
6 |
| Catherine Britt |
5 |
| Davidson Brothers |
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| Peter Denahy |
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Gina Jeffreys |
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Shane Nicholson * |
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Norma O'Hara Murphy |
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Patsy Riggir |
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Arthur Blanch |
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Lyn Bowtell |
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Johnny Chester |
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Kristy Cox |
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Rex Dallas |
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Tania Kernaghan |
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Amber Lawrence |
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| Rod McCormack |
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Dean Perrett |
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Suzanne Prentice |
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1901 |
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Mick Albeck |
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Bennett Bowtell Urquhart |
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Jewel Blanch |
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The Bushwackers |
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Lindsay Butler |
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| Dianna Corcoran |
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Stan Coster |
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Davidson Brothers |
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Dead Ringer Band |
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Tommy Emmanuel |
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Morgan Evans |
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| Steve Forde |
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Michael Fix |
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Glen Hannah |
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Reg Lindsay |
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Drew McAlister |
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Denise Morrison |
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O'Shea * see also Mark O'Shea |
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Mark O'Shea * see also O'Shea |
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Reg Poole |
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Jean Stafford |
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Brendon Walmsley |
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| Ross Wood |
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Mick Albeck |
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| Luke Austen |
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Bella |
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Jeff Brown |
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Kev Carmody |
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| Darren Coggan |
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| Kristy Cox |
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Tom Curtain |
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Ashleigh Dallas |
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Smoky Dawson & Trevor Knight |
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| Adam Eckersley Band |
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Ted Egan |
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Tommy Emmanuel |
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Michael Fix |
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Lindsay Frazer |
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Dan Stanley Freeman & Fanny Lumsden |
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Stuie French |
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Hamilton Country Bluegrass Band |
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Alan Hawking |
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Mark Jago |
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"Pixie" Jenkins |
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| Jetty Road |
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| Amber Lawrence |
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Lawrie Minson |
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Amos Morris |
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| Luke O'Shea & Drew McAlister |
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Tom Oliver |
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| Ian Quinn |
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Saltbush |
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Aleyce Simmonds |
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Andrew Swift |
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Manfred Vijars |
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Brendon Walmsley |
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The Wheel |
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Webb Bros |
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| Kirsty Lee Akers |
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Josh Arnold |
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Sherrie Austin |
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Australian Family of Country Music |
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| Victoria Baillie |
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Tex Banes (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Jimmy Barnes |
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| Chelsea Basham |
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Clint Beattie |
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| Kevin Bennett |
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Kevin Bennett & Kasey Chambers * |
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Kevin Bennet & The Flood * (see also Kevin Bennett & The Flood) |
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Wally Bishop (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Norm Bodkin |
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Karl Broadie |
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Rob Brown |
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| Lachlan Bryan & The Wildes |
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| Lachlan Bryan, Mat Duniam, Shaun Ryan & Rod McCormack |
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Buckskin |
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Evelyn Bury |
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Brad Butcher |
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| Camille & Stuie |
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Michael Carr |
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Wes Carr |
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Carter & Carter |
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Allan Caswell & Manfred Vijars |
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Brian Caswell |
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Bill Cate |
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Bill Chambers |
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| Kasey Chambers & Bernard Fanning * |
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Kasey Chambers & The Fireside Disciples * |
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Nash Chambers (producer) |
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Greg Champion |
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| Helen Clemens |
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Rod Coe |
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| Darren Coggan & Ken McBeath |
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Jan Cooper & Michael Roycroft |
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Tracy Coster |
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Crosby Sisters |
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Brett Dallas (producer) |
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Colin Dallas |
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Nick Didia |
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Leanne Douglas |
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Duniam (The Wildes) |
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Ted Egan (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Max Ellis (special award) |
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Nick Erby (Country Music Capital Award) |
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| Matt Fell |
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Feral Swing Cats |
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The Flood * (see also Kevin Bennett and Kevin Bennett & The Flood) |
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Barry Forrester (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Mike Fox |
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Peter Gabrielides |
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Grand Junction |
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Great Divide |
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Happening Thang |
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Nev Hauritz |
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Col Hardy |
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The Hired Hands |
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Jedd Hughes |
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Wave Jackson |
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| Keith Jamieson |
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Col Joye |
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Arch Kerr (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Kevin Knapp (Country Music Capital Award) |
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John Krsulja |
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Christie Lamb |
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Vic Lanyon |
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Damien Leith |
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Andy Mack (producer) |
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Andy Mak (producer) |
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Jane Maddick |
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Tina Martyn |
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Drew McAlister |
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Melody Moko |
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| McAlister Kemp |
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| Christie Lamb |
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| Jimmy Little |
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| Don Maguire (Country Music Capital Award) |
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| Merv Maltman |
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Wendy Matthews |
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Jessica Mauboy |
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Ken McBeath |
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Samantha McClymont |
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Jeff McCormack |
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| Rod McCormack, Troy Cassar-Daley, Jeff McCormack |
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Don McGuire |
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Heather McKean |
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John Minson (Country Music Capital Award) |
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| Chad Morgan |
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Ross Murphy (Country Music Capital Award) |
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| Mustered Courage |
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Nev Nicholls & The Country Playboys |
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| Shane Nicholson & Nash Chambers * |
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| Shane Nicholson & Leyon Millner * |
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Slim Newton |
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Shannon Noll |
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| Blake O'Connor |
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| O'Shea *(see also Mark O'Shea) |
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Luke O'Shea & Kevin Bennett |
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| Luke O'Shea & Peter Gabrielides |
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| Rocky Page (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Brent Parlane |
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| Dolly Parton |
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| Steve Passfield |
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| Dean Perrett & Troy Cassar-Daley |
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| Dean Perrett, Keith & Marion Dixon, Ryan Garland |
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Dylan Perry |
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Anna Phillips & Sam Brumby (video directors) |
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Cel Phillips (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Dave Pincombe |
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Richard Porteous |
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Keith Potger |
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Bob Purtell |
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Josh Pyke |
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Rosemary Rae |
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Redgum |
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James Reyne |
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Bill Robertson (Country Music Capital Award) |
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| Graham Rodger |
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Ray Rose |
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Kylie Sackley |
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Ben Saunders |
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John Schumann |
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Eric Scott (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Guy Sebastian |
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Tanya Self |
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Amy Sheppard |
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George Sheppard |
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| Ian Simpson & John Kane |
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Travis Sinclair |
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Jazzer Smith (Country Music Capital Award) |
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The Sparnetts |
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Jon Stevens |
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| Tamara Stewart |
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Greg Storer |
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| Greg Storer & Sara Storer |
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Doug Storr |
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| Taylor Swift |
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Barry Thornton |
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Three Chord Wonders |
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Roger Tibbs |
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Graham Thompson |
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Colleen & Paul Trenwith |
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Trev & Dennis |
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Doug Trevor |
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| Carrie Underwood |
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Felicity Urquhart & Kim Richey |
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Jenine Vaughn |
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Wallace/Hauritz |
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Trev Warner |
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Megan Washington |
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Chris Watson |
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Eric Watson (Country Music Capital Award) |
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The Weeping Willows |
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Buddy Williams |
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| John Williamson, Warren H Williams & Amos Morris |
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Ron Wills (Country Music Capital Award) |
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Glen Wilson |
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| Talia Wittmann |
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Wolverines |
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Natalie Wood |
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Paul Wookey |
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Brian Young |
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Clive Young |
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