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Mildura Collection

A collection of songs and videos about Mildura and what it was like to grow up there in the 1960’s...

Echoes of Hunter Street

“Echoes of Hunter Street”, production (2024), song (2020) bass and vocal Kevin Zibell with Don Newman and Owen Zibell on guitars.

Show Time

“Show Time”–remembering Mildura Show in the 1960’s. Music and lyrics (2020), bass guitar and vocal by Kevin Zibell, with Don Newman on guitar.

Radio Days

“Radio Days” (2021) Radio serials from the 60’s remembered. Production, song, bass and vocal by Kevin Zibell.

Holcombe Brothers Blacksmiths

Pictures from Holcombe Bros Blacksmiths from the 1960’s and earlier. Production and music (“Hottest Day, Coolest Mood” Kevin Zibell 2023)

The kind of song you write when you are 16 and the Beatles rule!

“Why’d it Have to be Me?” The first song I wrote from 1964. Re-vamped many years later (2023) with Don Newman (lead vocal, rhythm guitar), Kevin Zibell (backing vocal, bass), Owen Zibell (lead guitar, backing vocals).

Men of the Murray

“Men of the Murray” (K. Zibell, 2024). Stimulated by seeing an old photo of 3 men beside the river and wondering what their story was

“Queen Louise”, K. Zibell 2023. With Don on rhythm guitar and Noycey harmonica. Inspired by newspaper reports of a riot in Red Cliffs in the 1930’s, said to be led by a woman calling herself “the Queen of the Red Cliffs riot”

“Hotel Wintersun”, (K. Zibell) reminiscing about growing up in Mildura and the way some landmarks have changed. Thanks to Ivan Centinich (sax), Geoff Dea (trumpet), John Dea (trombone) and Don Newman (guitar). I play bass and sing.

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