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Richard Frankland

Origin: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Genre/styles: Blues, Folk

Richard Frankland is an acclaimed singer and songwriter who has performed with Archie Roach, Tiddas, Mark Seymour and many others.

In 1989 he formed Djaambi which is a ten-piece Koorie/Non-Koorie band. The band and Richard’s music featured in three of his films. Djaambi toured internationally.

Richard leads also the band Charcoal Club.

Discography

Three Waterholes Road

Sorry, no image for: Richard Frankland - Three Waterholes Road.
Released 1997
Tracks
  1. Way To Forget
  2. Dark Wind
  3. Dreamtime Dancer
  4. Malcolm Smith
  5. Yesterday's Dreaming
  6. Asunder (Sarah's Song)
  7. Long Tall Ships
  8. Mama
  9. Condah Mission
  10. Wa Warinor
  11. Two Lands
  12. Leroy Silver
  13. Red River Gums
  14. No Simple Man
  15. Message For Young & Old

Meeting One

Richard Frankland and the Charcoal Club - Meeting One
Released 2002
Tracks
  1. Who Will Sing My Songs
  2. Slow Down
  3. Condah Mission
  4. Maybe One Day
  5. Gypsy Jane
  6. Asunda
  7. Scars
  8. So This Is Who I Am
  9. We Are The Land
  10. Soft Memories
  11. Listen
  12. Look For Me

Cry Freedom — Meeting Two

Richard Frankland and the Charcoal Club - Cry Freedom
Released 2005
Tracks
  1. Cry Freedom
  2. Jordan Rain
  3. Lawbreaker
  4. Asunder
  5. Last Tear
  6. Walked Into My Memories
  7. Coming Home
  8. Don't Go Down That Dreaming
  9. Sweet Mother
  10. Little Voice
  11. I Gove To You
  12. Who Made Me Who I Am?

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