Three excerpts from the feature documentary The Song Keepers (Naina Sen, Australia, 2017), about the Central Australian Women’s Choir.

'Truck Driving Woman' is the first song from Auriel Andrew’s debut EP, released on the Adelaide-based label, Nationwide Records. Andrews moved to Adelaide in 1968 to pursue her music career.

Wilma Reading released three 7” single records on Australia’s Rex label in the early years of her career.

The Central Australian Women’s Choir (CAWC) consists of combined members from community choirs throughout remote Northern Territory.

This is a 30-second excerpt from the beginning of 'Stranger in My Country’, written and performed by Vic Simms.

Black and Deadly: Indigenous Women in Music timeline.

This is the first verse of ‘Jailanguru Pakarnu’, a 12-bar rock and blues song performed in this clip by the Warumpi Band.

In this clip we hear the landmark Aboriginal protest song 'We Have Survived’, as performed by No Fixed Address on the soundtrack of 'Wrong Side of the Road' (1981).

This song features on a six-track EP that was the first recording of an Indigenous Australian singing his own compositions in a country music style.

Australia's Amateur Hour was a pioneering radio talent show that became a pop-culture phenomenon.