Sharon Bousquet writes intimate vignettes about love and the leaving; the what/why/how of life in skin. She's a skilled singer-songwriter and a film composer, wordsmith and lover of nature, conversation and silence.
Bousquet's seventh independent album Ricochet is late to the party, having followed the rabbit and not Alice. We think it was worth the wait. www.cdbaby.com/cd/sharonbousquet3

I wrote the song Everlasting Love, it has been a hit about 15 times, R&B, pop, rock, folk.  Read Wikipedia.  I was co founder of Area Coe 615 and Barefoot Jerry, Founder of SKYBOAT.  Recorded an album with Bob Johnston who was Bob Dylan's producer after I worked with him on Blonde on Blonde called "McGavock Gayden"  500 song catalog of multi genre songs.  This is a series of songs from the Mac Gayden Friend's Over Concerts, which are a culmination of some of the songs over 60 years that Mac wrote and are performed by various Artists in Nashville, that are considered the Cream of the Underground Singers: Jimmy Hall (from Wet Willie and Beck), Jonell Mosser (Nashville's Janis Joplin), Charlie McCoy (just inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame),  Shannon McNally (Waylon Sessions recording artist),  Lee Roy Parnell, Alexis Saski, Oceana Gayden Sheehan, R.B Morris (poet laureate and recording artist), Joy Lynn White (recording artist Americana), Hoppie Vaughan, Curt Perkins, Dani Carroll, Dianne Davidson( blues recording artist), Tracy Nelson (Mother Earth, blues singer), Robin Eaton (recording artist), Ali Sperry, The Valentines (doo wap group)and more.  This is not all the songs, there are two vinyls full. 615 579 1561

Bill Jackson - Bio (2022)
Bill Jackson has firmly established himself over the past few years as one of Australia’s finest Singer/Songwriters.  He has recorded seven solo albums and toured the US four times. 'Steel & Bone' was awarded joint Folk Alliance Australia 'Radio Presenters Album of the Year' in 2008 with Gurrumul and his 2011 album ‘Jerilderie’ was enthusiastically received in the marketplace, so much so that the song ‘Something in Blue’ was covered and released on legendary Americana artist David Olney’s 2013 album ‘When the Deal Goes Down’.  
Jackson writes primarily with his brother Ross. The content is eclectic but never obvious - from love to war and everything in between. They also have that rare ability to entwine folklore into a folk/country/roots setting. Songs like ‘Kate’s Pretty Green Dress’, ‘Joe Byrne’, ‘Jerilderie’, ‘Honeymoon Gully’, CSS Shenandoah’ - extraordinary stories about ordinary people.  
When reviewing ‘Jerilderie’ Slow Magazine said - ‘Jackson sings about relationships, Vietnam veterans, good food and good company – however it’s his relationship to the people and land in his life that shine through...from a man who should be a household name…’. 
The Melbourne Folk Club wrote - ‘…we heard Bill for the first time at the Unpaved Sessions earlier in the year and he’s up there with Paul Kelly’.  
Shane Howard wrote - ‘Bill Jackson is coming from the grass roots, from the ground up, from the struggle of the 99%, who have to put up with the deceit and conceit of the kingdoms and corporations. His songs are gritty and real and come at you like a hammer, ringin' in the mornin'. Take it or leave it, he's telling it straight up. 
‘The Wayside Ballads Vol 2’ was nominated for a Music Victoria Award (Best Country Album) in 2016 and ‘The Wayside Ballads Vol 3’, produced by Kerryn Tolhurst was awarded Album of the Year (Contemporary) at the inaugural Australian Folk Music Awards in 2021. 
Jackson and Tolhurst already have another album ‘in the can’, entitled ‘1965’ with seven of the songs co-writes between Tolhurst and the Jackson brothers.

Followers of Mac Gayden