Didgeridoo- / Aboriginal-Music

The Mills Sisters is a group of three sisters from the Torres Strait Islands: Rita and twins Cessa and Ina. All three sang and Rita played guitar, Cessa the ukulele and Ina the tambourine. Cessa and Ina retired in 1996 and Rita continued on a solo career.

They started singing in the 1950s and in the 1980s started to tour outside the Torres Strait. They performed all over the Pacific and in Europe. Their version of "TI Blues" (a song written by Seaman Dan) has been called "a signature tune for the Torres Strait".

The Mills sisters received the Australia Council's Red Ochre Award in 1995.

1 Air Play

2 Hold On

3 Baka

4 On The Streets

5 An Dro Nevez (traditional)

6 Camberwick Green

7 Buenaventura

8 The Other Side

9 Sunday Morning

10 Dingo Go

An album of traditional indigenous music from North East Arnhem Land featuring original compositions from acclaimed artists Galarrwuy and Malnay Yunupingu (from the famous Yothu Yindi band).

This album is a collection of Aboriginal stories passed through the generations of the Gumatj Tribe. Set against the backdrop of didjeridu, percussion and vocals, it is an aural delight and document of Aboriginal culture.

A double album compilation with the first disc featuring 13 beautiful tracks of solo innovative didgeridoo songs by Alastair Black.

On the second disc, Black unravels the secret of didgeridoo playing in a simple step-by-step method. You can begin to master the didgeridoo in a surprisingly short time.