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* [[Dreadnought (guitar type)]] (page extended, original photo added)
* [[Dreadnought (guitar type)]] (page extended, original photo added)
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* [[Burringbar, New South Wales]] (original photos added)
* [[St Carthage's Cathedral (Lismore, New South Wales)]] (original photos added)
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I am happy to discuss any of these and related aspects with others interested in this area.
I am happy to discuss any of these and related aspects with others interested in this area.
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|[[File:R-Hardman-81.jpg|thumb|Rosie Hardman (UK folk performer) - Essex Festival 1981]]
|[[File:R-Hardman-81.jpg|thumb|Rosie Hardman (UK folk performer) - Essex Festival 1981]]
|[[File:Matthews-bros-81.jpg|thumb|The Matthews Brothers with Tony Wilson (right of centre) and Mick Doonan (left) (UK folk performers) - Essex Festival 1981]]
|[[File:Mathews-bros-81.jpg|thumb|The Matthews Brothers with Tony Wilson (right of centre) and Mick Doonan (left) (UK folk performers) - Essex Festival 1981]]
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(last updated): [[User:Tony 1212|Tony 1212]] ([[User talk:Tony 1212|talk]]) 13 June 2024
(last updated): [[User:Tony 1212|Tony 1212]] ([[User talk:Tony 1212|talk]]) 31 August 2024

Revision as of 06:51, 21 September 2024

This user has publicly declared that they have a conflict of interest regarding these Wikipedia articles:

Hi, my name is Tony Rees, originally from the UK and resident in Australia for approx. the last 35 years. I was/am a professional biologist and software developer/database designer, and occasional performer on guitar and other instruments. One of my spare time interests is music appreciation (approximately UK & US folk, blues, country and jazz, the latter with an emphasis on the guitar in jazz) and I have a particular affection for gypsy jazz and its practitioners. Another is biology in the general sense, especially "macroscopic" views of biodiversity (see Biodiversity Informatics and Macroscope (science concept)), as well as the contributions of particular scientists in the past. I have been a Wikipedia contributor (off and on) since 2006, writing some articles about technical projects which I have either conceived (C-squares, the Interim Register of Marine and Nonmarine Genera) or contributed to (OBIS, AquaMaps) but more about non technical areas including music, art, film, books, history, geography (UK and Australia) and the history of science/individual scientists. I have also uploaded over 300 of my original photographs to Wikimedia Commons for re-use in Wikipedia articles and elsewhere (refer list and thumbnails below).

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wikipedia contributions

In the music space I have recently done a bit of ongoing development/substantial overhaul on the following pages:

Other

I am happy to discuss any of these and related aspects with others interested in this area.

You can see a list of my most recent 500 contributions here, or some stats on these edits here.

Original photographs uploaded to Wikimedia Commons

As a mini-project I have started digitising a few of my photos of performers on stage, etc. and uploading them to Wikimedia Commons for onward use in WP articles etc. as desired - see below for those uploaded so far. You might note a slight bias in favour of guitarists but in truth I admire good musicianship of many sorts, also including fiddle, banjo, other folk instruments as well as the odd electric player as well! (Just that I have not always carried a camera to gigs, in fact some actively prohibit them or there would be more here...)

NOTE: I have arranged these 3 per row, so that (in principle) they are also viewable on a mobile phone placed horizontally, without additional sideways scrolling...

Ian Date, guitarist on stage at Bangalow, NSW, November 2015 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Diz Disley at 1981 Essex Festival, UK (photograph by Tony Rees)
Telephone Bill and the Smooth Operators (folk/country/swing group) performing at the 1977 Norwich Folk Festival, UK (photograph by Tony Rees)
Paul Metsers (singer/songwriter) performing at the 1981 Norwich Folk Festival, UK (photograph by Tony Rees)
Dan Crary (bluegrass guitarist) performing at the 1981 Cambridge Folk Festival, UK (photograph by Tony Rees)
The Arizona Smoke Revue (UK electric folk/country group) on stage at Greenwich, UK, 1982 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Richard Thompson (UK folk artist) on stage at the Leeds Folk Festival, UK, 1982 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Bob Fox and Stu Luckley (UK folk artists) on stage at the Leeds Folk Festival, UK, 1982 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Jon Strong (UK folk artist) on stage at the Leeds Folk Festival, UK, 1982 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Clannad (Irish folk group) on stage at the Leeds Folk Festival, UK, 1982 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Bill Keith, banjoist on stage at the Cambridge Folk Festival, July 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Jim Rooney, bluegrass musician on stage at the Cambridge Folk Festival, July 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Mark O'Connor, bluegrass musician on stage at the Cambridge Folk Festival, July 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Isaac Guillory, guitarist on stage at the Cambridge Folk Festival, July 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Fapy Lafertin, guitarist on stage with the group "Waso" at Pizza Express, London, 1983 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Moving Hearts, Irish folk group on stage at the Leeds Folk Festival, 1983 (photograph by Tony Rees)
The Wrigley sisters, Orkney folk musicians on stage in Hobart, Tasmania, March 2002 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Stochelo Rosenberg (gypsy jazz guitarist) in concert in the Netherlands, 2002 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Bart Stenhouse, Australian jazz fusion musician on stage with his group (plus special guest Lulo Reinhardt) at Bangalow, 2017 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Lulo Reinhardt, German gypsy-latin jazz musician on stage at Bangalow, 2017 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Artie Traum, musician, at the 1978 Norwich Folk Festival, U.K. (photograph by Tony Rees)
Steve Phillips and Brendan Croker, musicians, in Leeds, 1978 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Headstock of a 12-string guitar by Steve Phillips, U.K. (photograph by Tony Rees)
Steve Phillips, musician, onstage in Leeds, U.K., 1978 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Pat Alger and Artie Traum, musicians, onstage at the Norwich Folk Festival, U.K., 1978 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Wizz Jones, musician, at the Norwich Folk Festival, U.K., 1978 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Diz Disley (musician) on stage at the 1981 Essex Festival (photograph by Tony Rees)
Flaco Jimenez (musician) on stage at Farnham, U.K., 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Flaco Jimenez and Peter Rowan (musicians) on stage at Farnham, U.K., 1985 (photograph by Tony Rees)
Simon Nicol and Dave Swarbrick (musicians) on stage at the 1981 Essex Festival (photograph by Tony Rees)
Chris While (musician) on stage in Hobart, Australia, April 1997 (Tony Rees photograph)
John James (musician) on stage at Greenwich, U.K., 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Sue Harris (musician) on stage at Greenwich, U.K., 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Chris Moreton (U.K. bluegrass guitarist) on stage at Edale Festival, 1984 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin Taylor (left) with Coleridge Goode, Jack Emblow (accordion) and John Etheridge at launch of the Stephane Grappelli DVD, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin Taylor (left) and Coleridge Goode at launch of the Stephane Grappelli DVD, London, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Ian Cruickshank's Gypsy Jazz performing at the Pizza Express, London, 1986 (Tony Rees photograph)
Ian Date (jazz musician) performing at the Lismore Jazz Club, Australia, November 2017 (Tony Rees photograph)
Bill Jacobi (Australian roots musician) on stage in NSW, Australia, 2018 (Tony Rees photograph)
Kavisha Mazzella (Australian musician) on stage at Cygnet Folk Festival, January 1999 (Tony Rees photograph)
Dave Steel (Australian musician) on stage at Cygnet Folk Festival, January 1999 (Tony Rees photograph)
Vin Garbutt (UK folk musician) relaxing during his Australian tour, 1994 (Tony Rees photograph)
Melanie Shanahan (musician) on stage in Hobart, Australia, April 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Arramaieda (Australian vocal group) on stage in Hobart, Australia, April 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martyn Wyndham-Read (UK folk musician), Tasmania, 1997 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martyn Wyndham-Read (UK folk musician) with John Bushby, Tasmania, 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Kavisha Mazzella (Australian musician) and friends at Georgetown Folk Festival, Australia, 1996 (Tony Rees photograph)
Scene at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival, U.K., with the Battlefield Band on stage (Tony Rees photograph)
Richard "Dicky" Deegan, piper, busking in Salamanca Place, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia in 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Festival attendees outside the White Hart Hotel, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, during the 1985 Wimborne Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Country musicians Albert Lee (left) and Vince Gill (right) with hosts Ann and Andrew Pattison in Australia, February 1988 (Tony Rees photograph)
Irish folk trio "Skylark" on stage at the 1989 Port Fairy Folk Festival, Australia. L-R: Len Graham (singer); Gerry O'Connor (violin); Garry Ó Briain (guitar). (Tony Rees photograph)
Australian folk trio Tracey-Munro-Tracey on stage at Lancefield Winery, February 1988. L-R: Lynne Tracey (vocals), Denis Tracey (guitar and vocals), John Munro (guitar and vocals). (Tony Rees photograph)
De Dannan, Irish folk band at the Trowbridge Folk Festival, 1985 (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Frankie Gavin (fiddle); Martin O'Connor (accordion); Alec Finn (Bouzouki); Mary Black and Dolores Keane (vocals).
Irish fiddle player Frankie Gavin with De Dannan, Irish folk band at the Trowbridge Folk Festival, 1985 (Tony Rees photograph).
Bouzouki player Alec Finn with De Dannan, Irish folk band at the Trowbridge Folk Festival, 1985 (Tony Rees photograph).
Irish singers Mary Black and Dolores Keane with De Dannan, Irish folk band at the Trowbridge Folk Festival, 1985 (Tony Rees photograph).
Frankie Gavin (L) and Martin O'Connor (R) on stage with De Dannan, Irish folk band at the 1985 Trowbridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Alistair Hulett (Scottish/Australian singer-songwriter) on stage at the 1996 Tamar Valley Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Eric Bogle (Scottish/Australian singer-songwriter) on stage at the 1994 Tamar Valley Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Kristina Olsen (U.S. singer-songwriter) on stage at the 1997 Cygnet Folk Festival (1) (Tony Rees photograph)
Kristina Olsen (U.S. singer-songwriter) on stage at the 1997 Cygnet Folk Festival (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
Kristina Olsen (U.S. singer-songwriter) on stage at the 1997 Cygnet Folk Festival (3) (Tony Rees photograph)
The Albion Band (UK Folk artists) on stage at an outdoor concert at Holland House, London, summer 1983 (Tony Rees photograph)
Crows (UK folk band) on stage in a London folk club in 1983 (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Mick Ryan, vocals; James Patterson, guitar and vocals; Ralph Jordan, duet concertina; Dave Bordewey, fiddle and vocals.
Jon Burge, UK folk musician on stage with "Crows" at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
James Patterson, UK folk musician on stage with "Crows" at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Mick Ryan, UK folk musician on stage with "Crows" at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Ralph Jordan, UK folk musician on stage with "Crows" at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Les Barker, UK folk poet on stage at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Mrs Ackroyd (dog) with Les Barker, UK folk poet on stage at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Muckram Wakes, part of the The New Victory Band, UK folk artists on stage at the 1980 Towersey Festival (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: John Adams, Suzie Adams, Helen Watson and Roger Watson.
The Albion Band (UK Folk artists) on stage at an outdoor concert at Holland House, London, summer 1983 (daylight photo) (Tony Rees photograph)
"Three Men In A Boat" - Andrew Frank and Michael Hebbert (U.K. Folk artists) performing at the 1981 Essex Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Michael Hebbert with his Jeffries duet concertina performing at the 1981 Essex Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Part of the folk/music hall duo "Mr Gladstone's Bag" performing at the 1977 Norwich Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Maria Muldaur (U.S. Folk/pop/jazz artist) on stage with her band at the 1983 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Nick Herbert, musical instrument dealer of Camden Lock, London, displaying some of his stock at the 1981 Essex Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
John Renbourn and Stefan Grossman (U.K. and U.S. Folk artists) on stage at the 1978 Norwich Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Members of the Betty Lupton's Ladle Laikers Womens' Morris team performing at Ilkley, St. George's Day, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
Members of the Betty Lupton's Ladle Laikers Womens' Morris team performing in Harrogate, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
Bob Thomas, musician with the Betty Lupton's Ladle Laikers Womens' Morris team performing in Harrogate, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
Chas Marshall, musician with the Betty Lupton's Ladle Laikers Womens' Morris team performing in Harrogate, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Dragon and St. George, characters from a mummers' play performed at Ilkley, St. George's Day, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Knaresborough Mummers perform their play at Ilkley, St. George's Day, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
A Morris dancer relaxing at Ilkley, St. George's Day, 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
"Trubshaw's Hawaiians" (UK hawaiian/novelty act featuring Bob Greenwood, lap steel guitar) on stage at the 1985 Farnham Folk Day (Tony Rees photograph)
Tony Wilson (UK folk artist) on stage at the 1991 Essex Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Tim Wood and Jon Strong, UK singer-songwriters performing around New Year's Eve, 1981-2 at a folk club in Leeds (Tony Rees photograph)
Peadar Long of the UK folk group "Kitsyke Will" in a backstage music session at the 1981 Essex Folk Festival; sharing the seat is fellow band member Patrick Gundry-White (holding French horn) (Tony Rees photograph)
Guitarist Diz Disley (right of centre) jams with Chris Newman's group on the second stage at the 1977 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Mike Evans, violin; Mike Ring, guitar; Chris Newman, guitar; Diz Disley, guitar; Henry Davies, double bass.
Three mandolins by Australian luthier Daniel Brauchli, photographed in 2014 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Date Brothers (gypsy jazz trio) on stage in Lismore, Australia, November 2017 (Tony Rees photograph). Nigel Date, left; Ian Date, right.
Jez Lowe, UK folk singer-songwriter on stage in Hobart, Australia, April 1997 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin Taylor (UK jazz guitarist) makes a point at a jazz guitar clinic, Hobart, Australia, 2014 (Tony Rees photograph)
Neil Adam, Australian singer-songwriter on stage at the 1997 Tamar Valley (George Town) Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Sara Tindley, Australian singer-songwriter on stage at Lismore, Australia, December 2017 (Tony Rees photograph)
Nigel Date, Australian Jazz guitarist on stage at Lismore, Australia, February 2015 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Jon Delaney Trio (Australian jazz musicians) perform in Hobart, Australia, November 2011 (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Jon Delaney, guitar; Nick Haywood, double bass; Josh Dunn, guitar.
German gypsy guitarist Lulo Reinhardt with Australian guitarist Bart Stenhouse on stage in Bangalow, Australia, July 2017 (Tony Rees photograph)
Australian luthier Gary Rizzolo with one of his acoustic guitars in his Hobart workshop, Tasmania, May 2009 (Tony Rees photograph)
Amsterdam musician Reinier Sijpkens with his music boat, Hobart, Tasmanian Wooden Boat Festival, 2007 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Wise family (Scot and Louisa Wise plus daughters Ruth, Lucy and Rowena) on stage in Margate, Tasmania, January 2005 (Tony Rees photograph)
George Washingmachine (Australian jazz violinist) with his band "Feel the Manouche" on stage in Murwillumbah, Australia, November 2014. Band members: George Washingmachine (violin and vocals), Clare O'Meara (accordion, vocals and violin), George's sons Arthur and Jerry Washington on guitars and Stan Valacos on bass. (Tony Rees photograph)
George Washingmachine (Australian jazz violinist) on stage in Murwillumbah, Australia, November 2014 (Tony Rees photograph)
Brian Cookman, UK folk/blues performer on stage at the 1982 Trowbridge Village Pump Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Paul Metsers, UK/New Zealand singer-songwriter on stage at the 1982 Trowbridge Village Pump Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Bob Greenwood, UK folk/blues/Hawaiian music performer playing off stage at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Bill Keith, U.S. bluegrass performer on stage at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Mark O'Connor, U.S. bluegrass performer plus 1 other on stage at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Jim Rooney, Mark O'Connor and Bill Keith (U.S. bluegrass performers) with accompanists on stage at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
UK folk performers (band for the dance team "Paddington's Pandemonic Express") at the 1985 Chestnuts Folk Day, Walthamstow, London (Tony Rees photograph). Left to right: Caroline Frost, saxophone; Trevor Bennett, sousaphone; Nigel Carter, melodeon; Sam Stephens, percussion; Kerry Fletcher, caller.
Irish folk dancers from "Clann na nGael" at the 1985 Chestnuts Folk Day, Walthamstow, London (Tony Rees photograph). Dancers from right to left: Barbara Slater, Dianne Newman and Maria Chapman-Collins; musicians: Patrick Knight, flute and Andrew Knight, concertina. (Information supplied by Barbara Slater, with thanks).
UK folk performers "Eric" (Colin Thompson, Ralph Jordan and Nigel Chippendale) on stage at the 1984 Stainsby Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Colin Thompson of the UK folk band "Eric" on stage at the 1984 Stainsby Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Nigel Chippendale of the UK folk band "Eric" on stage at the 1984 Stainsby Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
UK folk performers "Dab Hand" (Gordon Tyrrall, Tom McConville and Tom Napper) on stage at the 1984 Stainsby Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
UK folk performers "Dab Hand" (Gordon Tyrrall, Tom McConville and Tom Napper) on stage at the 1984 Stainsby Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Fairport Convention, UK electric folk band on stage at the 1982 Cropredy Festival (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Linda Thompson (guest), Dave Swarbrick, Trevor Lucas, obscured drummer, Dave Pegg, Jerry Donahue.
Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames on stage at the 1983 Leeds Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Blues jam at the Grove Inn, Leeds, January 1979 (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Kevin Conlon (front), Sholto Lenaghan (rear), Steve Phillips, Viv Fisher.
Blues jam at the Packhorse Hotel, Leeds, December 1978 (Tony Rees photograph). L-R: Sholto Lenaghan, Viv Fisher, Steve Phillips, Brendan Croker.
Folk music session at the 1985 Cambridge Folk Festival (Tony Rees photograph). Musicians L-R: Angus McGregor (Northumbrian small pipes), Brian McNeill (cittern), Kim Bibby (Northumbrian small pipes); listening intently is Pete Coe.
Gordon Tyrrall, UK folk performer relaxing in London, 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Laurie Harper, UK folk performer relaxing in London, 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Left Luggage, band for Paddington's Pandemonic Express and others (English folk dancers) performing at the Porchester Hall, London, April 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Part of Left Luggage, band for Paddington's Pandemonic Express and others (English folk dancers) performing at the Porchester Hall, London, April 1985 (Tony Rees photograph). Left-right: Trevor Bennett, Nigel Carter, Dan Quinn (front), Sam Stephens (rear), Ralph Jordan.
Sam Stephens, electric guitarist, performing with Left Luggage, band for Paddington's Pandemonic Express and others (English folk dancers) at the Porchester Hall, London, April 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Part of Left Luggage, band for Paddington's Pandemonic Express and others (English folk dancers) on stage at the Porchester Hall, London, April 1985 (Tony Rees photograph). Left-right: Nigel Carter, melodeon; Caroline Frost, saxophone; Dan Quinn, melodeon; Su Evans-Turner, drums; Ralph Jordan, Sam Stephens, electric guitar.
Part of Left Luggage, band for Paddington's Pandemonic Express and others (English folk dancers) on stage at the Porchester Hall, London, April 1985 (Tony Rees photograph). Caroline Frost, saxophone; Su Evans-Turner, drums.
Tim Wood, UK singer-songwriter on stage at the 1982 Leeds Festival (Tony Rees photograph)
Character from a Mummers' play (Old Jane from Tom's Wooing play, played by Graham Bickerdike) with a young admirer, outside Selby Abbey, Yorkshire, 1979 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Varmints (Melbourne country-swing band) on stage at the 1987 Waterfront Festival, Hobart, Australia, 1987 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Rosenberg Trio (gypsy jazz trio + 1) on stage at a show in the Netherlands, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Nonnie and Stochelo Rosenberg of the Rosenberg Trio (gypsy jazz trio) on stage at a show in the Netherlands, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Guest pianist with the Rosenberg Trio (gypsy jazz trio) on stage at a show in the Netherlands, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Nous'che Rosenberg, rhythm guitarist with the Rosenberg Trio (gypsy jazz trio) on stage at a show in the Netherlands, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Gerry "G.B." Balding, acoustic blues performer, relaxing in Hobart, Australia in 2005 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Forward Backsteppers (Australian bluegrass-gospel group) performing at the Cygnet Folk Festival, Tasmania, c.2002 (Tony Rees photograph); featuring Steve Gilchrist and Peter Daffy on mandolin and guitar, with others.
Part of The Forward Backsteppers (Australian bluegrass-gospel group) performing at the Cygnet Folk Festival, Tasmania, c.2002 (Tony Rees photograph); featuring Steve Gilchrist and Peter Daffy on mandolin and guitar, with others.
Part of The Forward Backsteppers (Australian bluegrass-gospel group) performing at the Cygnet Folk Festival, Tasmania, c.2002 (Tony Rees photograph); featuring Steve Gilchrist and Peter Daffy on mandolin and guitar, with others.
Steve Gilchrist (mandolin) performing with The Forward Backsteppers (Australian bluegrass-gospel group) at the Cygnet Folk Festival, Tasmania, c.2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Conway "Hiccups" Orchestra on stage (Mic Conway in the centre) at the 1989 Port Fairy Folk Festival, Australia (Tony Rees photograph)
A 1964 Gibson "Country Western" acoustic guitar (left) with a 1963 Southern Jumbo (SJ) (right) (Tony Rees photograph)
Chris Newman (left) performs with his group at the 1977 Cambridge Folk Festival, U.K., while Diz Disley (extreme right) watches on. Musicians L-R: Chris Newman, guitar; Mike Ring, guitar; Henry Davies, double bass.
Cary Lewincamp, guitarist at the Hobart Summer Festival, Tasmania, Australia, 1998
Hilary James, UK folk musician at the 1980 Towersey Festival
Part of Bandecoute, Australian folk group, on stage at Longford, Tasmania 1995
Bandecoute, Australian folk group, on stage at Longford, Tasmania 1995
John Meredith, folklorist, in Hobart 1987
Martha Rhoden's Tuppenny Dish , UK Womens Border Morris team, Towersey 1980
Steve Phillips, UK musician and guitar maker in his workshop in Leeds, 1979
Spredthick, UK folk group at the 1980 Towersey Festival
Stan Gottschalk and friends (Australian folk musicians) 1987 Cygnet Folk Festival
Stan Gottschalk (Australian folk musician), 1987 Cygnet Folk Festival
Stan Gottschalk and Steve Ray (Australian folk musicians), 1987 Cygnet Folk Festival
An original 1966 Epiphone Texan
Monsieur Camembert (Australian music group) at Cygnet Festival 2005 (1)
Members of Monsieur Camembert (Australian music group) at Cygnet Festival 2005 (2)
Members of Monsieur Camembert (Australian music group) at Cygnet Festival 2005 (3)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (1)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (2)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (3)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (4)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (5)
Andrew Collins Trio, Bluegrass-Jazz musicians, Stokers Siding, Australia, Oct 2019 (6)
Rory McLeod, UK folk performer, on stage in Nimbin, Australia, February 2020 (1)
Rory McLeod, UK folk performer, on stage in Nimbin, Australia, February 2020 (2)
Rory McLeod, UK folk performer, on stage in Nimbin, Australia, February 2020 (3)
Nicholas Routley, Australian conductor, in May 2016
Nicholas Routley, Australian conductor, in April 2016
Mark Robson (musician), Tasmania, 1995
Russell Hibbs (Australian musician) in Tasmania, 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Jyotsna LaTrobe (New Zealand singer) in Tasmania, 1995 (1) (Tony Rees photograph)
Jyotsna LaTrobe (New Zealand singer) in Tasmania, 1995 (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
Jyotsna LaTrobe (New Zealand singer), Tasmania 1995, with band (Tony Rees photograph)
Jyotsna LaTrobe (New Zealand singer), Tasmania 1995, with band: montage, stage left (Tony Rees photograph)
Jyotsna LaTrobe (New Zealand singer), Tasmania 1995, with band: montage, stage right (Tony Rees photograph)
A 1963 Gibson Southern Jumbo acoustic guitar (Tony Rees photograph)
A 1964 Gibson "Country Western" acoustic guitar (Tony Rees photograph)
Dan Kellaway, luthier with 2021 (1834 Martin replica) guitar
2021 (1834 Martin replica) guitar by Dan Kellaway
Keith Calton of Calton Cases (UK guitar case manufacturer) in his workshop, 1986 (1)
Keith Calton of Calton Cases (UK guitar case manufacturer) in his workshop, 1986 (2)
Keith Calton of Calton Cases (UK guitar case manufacturer) in his workshop, 1986 (3)
Front: ca. 1970s Dick Knight jumbo acoustic guitar, with 1960s Gibson and Martin square shouldered dreadnaughts behind (Tony Rees photograph)
Ca. 1970s Dick Knight jumbo acoustic guitar (portion only shown) plus Dick Knight F-5 style mandolin (Tony Rees photograph)
The Kipper Family (UK Folk act), 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Nic Jones (UK Folk singer) in 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Allan Taylor (UK singer-songwriter) in 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Kieran Halpin and Tom McConville (Irish/English folk duo) in 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Frances Gilvray & Mick Burke with Dave Taylor (UK musicians), 1984 (Tony Rees photograph)
Frances Gilvray (UK musician), 1984 (Tony Rees photograph)
Mick Burke (UK musician), 1984 (Tony Rees photograph)
Mick Burke with Dave Taylor (UK musicians), 1984 (Tony Rees photograph)
Bob Greenwood (UK musician), 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Kathryn Tickell (UK folk musician), 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
c.1940 Grimshaw Revelation G5 guitar (restored)
Dave Swarbrick (UK fiddler) on stage in Hobart, July 1995 (Tony Rees photograph)
Jez Lowe and the Bad Pennies on stage in Hobart, April 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Judy Dinning (UK folk singer) on stage in Tasmania, 2002 (Tony Rees photograph)
Robin Dransfield (UK folk performer) - Essex Festival 1981
Rosie Hardman (UK folk performer) - Essex Festival 1981
The Matthews Brothers with Tony Wilson (right of centre) and Mick Doonan (left) (UK folk performers) - Essex Festival 1981
Dave Swarbrick (UK folk musician) - Essex Festival 1981
Saffron Summerfield (UK folk performer) - Norwich Festival 1978
Les Barker (UK poet/folk club performer) in performance, Spring 1984
Vintage acoustic guitars in a UK store, 2004
Australian luthier, Daniel Brauchli, in 2004
Scott Wise, Australian luthier and folk music performer, in 2005
3 instruments by Daniel Brauchli, Australian luthier, photgraphed in 2005
"00" size guitar by Australian luthier Scott Wise
Palangi - world/rock/Christian music group from Tasmania on stage, 1993 (1)
Roger Imms of Palangi - world/rock/Christian music group from Tasmania on stage, 1993
Palangi - world/rock/Christian music group from Tasmania on stage, 1993 (2)
Dave Peabody introducing Magpie (U.S. folk duo), Norwich Festival 1981
The Easy Club (Scottish folk/acoustic group), Cambridge Festival 1985
Wizz Jones (U.K. folk/blues performer), Norwich Festival 1981
Derek Brimstone (U.K. folk/acoustic performer), Norwich Festival 1981
David O'Connor (Australian folk performer/poet), George Town Festival, Tasmania, 1995 (1)
David O'Connor (Australian folk performer/poet), George Town Festival, Tasmania, 1995 (2)
Frances Gilvray and Mick Burke (UK folk/blues performers), Cambridge 1977
Mr Gladstone's Bag (UK folk club/concert performers), Norwich 1977
Telephone Bill and the Smooth Operators (UK folk/bluegrass performers), Norwich 1977
Kathryn Tickell (UK folk musician), 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Shirley and Dolly Collins (UK folk performers)
John & Sue Kirkpatrick with Geoff & Pennie Harris (UK folk performers), Norwich Folk Festival 1977 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin Simpson (UK folk performer), Leeds University Folk Club 1977 (1) (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin Simpson (UK folk performer), Leeds University Folk Club 1977 (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
Fred Wedlock with Chris Newman (UK folk performers), Norwich Folk Festival 1978 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Shropshire Bedlams (UK folk dancers), Towersey Folk Festival 1980 (Tony Rees photograph)
John Leonard and John Squire (UK folk musicians) at Norwich Folk Festival, 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Dave Speight (UK Folk/blues performer) on stage in Leeds, 1978 (Tony Rees photograph)
Derek Brimstone (U.K. folk/acoustic performer), Norwich Festival 1981 - introduction (Tony Rees photograph)
Derek Brimstone (U.K. folk/acoustic performer), Norwich Festival 1981 - detail (Tony Rees photograph)
John the Fish (U.K. folk performer), Norwich Festival 1981 - detail (Tony Rees photograph)
Dave Peabody jams with Magpie (duo) (U.K. and U.S. folk/acoustic performers), Norwich Festival 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Allan Taylor and Paul Metsers (U.K. folk/acoustic performers), Norwich Festival 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Chris Newman (UK folk performer), Norwich Folk Festival 1978 (Tony Rees photograph)
Wizz Jones (U.K. folk/acoustic performer), Norwich Festival 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
Crows (UK folk band) on stage, London 1983 (Tony Rees photograph) (2nd image)
Iona (UK folk band), Leeds Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Stan Gordon and Diz Disley at 1981 Essex Festival, UK (Tony Rees photograph)
Stan Gordon on electric guitar, Essex Festival, 1981 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Albion Band, London 1983 (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
Clannad (Irish folk group), Leeds Folk Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) (image 2a)
Clannad (Irish folk group), Leeds Folk Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) (image 2b)
The Dransfields (UK folk duo), Leeds Folk Festival 1983 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Albion Band, London 1983 (3) (Tony Rees photograph)
Clannad (Irish folk group), Leeds Folk Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) (image 3)
Clannad (Irish folk group), Leeds Folk Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) (image 4 - Máire Brennan)
Paddingtons Pandemonic Expess, London 1985-6
John Martyn, Leeds Folk Festival 1983 (Tony Rees photograph) (full image)
John Martyn, Leeds Folk Festival 1983 (Tony Rees photograph) (enhanced crop)
Shagpile (UK folk musicians performing rock-and-roll), Leeds Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) - image 1
Dancers with Shagpile (UK folk musicians performing rock-and-roll), Leeds Festival 1982 (Tony Rees photograph) - image 2
Chis and Joe While (UK folk performers), Leeds 1993 (Tony Rees photograph)
Dick Gaughan (Scottish folk performer), Farnham Folk Day 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Mike Silver (UK singer-songwriter), Trowbridge 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
John Kirkpatrick & Sue Harris (UK folk performers), Well Hall Theatre 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Arizona Smoke Revue (UK electric folk/country group), Well Hall 1982 (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
The Easy Club (Scottish folk group), Trowbridge Festival 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Waterfall (Gilly Darbey and Keith Donnelly), London 1982 (Tony Rees photograph)
Musicians of Russian Tall Ship "Pallada", Hobart, Tasmania, 1991 (Tony Rees photograph)
The Battlefield Band (Scottish folk group), Cambridge Festival 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Martin dreadnought acoustic guitar body shapes
Paddington's Pandemonic Express (dancers), Chestnuts Folk Day 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
"00" style acoustic guitar by Scott Wise, Australia
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) in Hobart, May 1999 -1
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) in Hobart, May 1999 -2
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) in Hobart, May 1999 -3
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) in Hobart, May 1999 -4
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) in Hobart, May 1999 -5
Zulya Kamalova (Russian-Australian singer) at Longford, Tasmania, 1995
    

Other

The Cathedral, Nimbin Rocks (Tony Rees photograph)
The Needle and The Thimble, Nimbin Rocks in storm lighting (Tony Rees photograph)
Feathertail glider, Acrobates pygmaeus (Tony Rees photograph)
Fred Grassle, U.S. Oceanographer, outside Rutgers Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, June 2004 (Tony Rees photograph)
OBIS records for ocean sunfish, Mola mola, as at July 2018, visualised by the OBIS mapper (www.iobis.org)
Delegates attend the J. Frederick Grassle Science Symposium on the Census of Marine Life at the Royal Society, London, 5‐6 October 2010 (Tony Rees photographs)
A rag-and-bone man with his horse and cart on the streets of Streatham, south-west London in 1985 (Tony Rees photograph)
Street scene in Nimbin New South Wales, Australia in February 2014, showing appearance of some buildings before the 2014 fire (1) (Tony Rees photograph)
Street scene in Nimbin New South Wales, Australia in February 2014, showing appearance of some buildings before the 2014 fire (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
The Nightcap Range in northern New South Wales, viewed from the south (Tony Rees photograph)
Sunrise over the summit of Mount Nardi from the south (Tony Rees photograph)
Distant view of Mount Burrell (Tony Rees photograph)
Gordon Leedale, Professor in Plant Sciences, University of Leeds 1985
"Lady Nelson" (replica) under construction, Tasmania 1987 (1)
"Lady Nelson" (replica) under construction, Tasmania 1987 (2)
Sail training vessel "Lady Nelson" in Hobart, Tasmania 1989
Australian Antarctic vessel "Nella Dan" leaving Hobart, 1987 (1)
Australian Antarctic vessel "Nella Dan" leaving Hobart, 1987 (2)
Øjvind Moestrup (Danish biologist) in Adelaide 1988
Radio and digital TV towers on Mount Nardi from the south
Communications towers on Mount Nardi, New South Wales, Australia
Communications towers on Mount Nardi, New South Wales, Australia: the ABRN-6 tower (digital TV + more)
Communications towers on Mount Nardi, New South Wales, Australia: the central tower (Telstra-2)
Communications towers on Mount Nardi, New South Wales, Australia: the central tower (Telstra-2) - detail
Communications towers on Mount Nardi, New South Wales, Australia: the RTN-8 tower (former analogue TV + more??)
Bushfire in the Nightcap Range, 8 November 2019
Radio and digital TV towers on Mount Nardi from the south (version 2)
OBIS team at Rutgers, 2004
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Estimated accepted genus totals by kingdom - based on Rees et al 2020
Tony Rees, Australian researcher, speaking at the 2014 GBIF Science Symposium, New Delhi, India
OBIS front page - June 2004 (design and technical implementation by T. Rees and Y. Zhang)
AquaMap for Mola mola, the ocean sunfish, produced using the c-squares mapper
Rainer Froese, AquaMaps project coordinator, discusses a species modelled distribution at a project workshop in Kiel, October 2005
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 1 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 2 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 3 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 4 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 5 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 6 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 7 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 8 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 9 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 10 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 11 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 12 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 13 of 14)
Gallopers, Tasmania 2013 (image 14 of 14)
Tall ship Dar Młodzieży on the River Derwent, Tasmania, January 1988 (Tony Rees photograph)
Ballina Boat Harbour, New South Wales, February 2021 (1) (Tony Rees photograph)
Ballina Boat Harbour, New South Wales, February 2021 (2) (Tony Rees photograph)
Ballina Boat Harbour, New South Wales, February 2021 (3) (Tony Rees photograph)
Australian pelicans at Ballina, NSW, February 2021 (Tony Rees photograph)
Australian pelicans at Ballina, NSW, February 2021 (detail) (Tony Rees photograph)
Geilston Bay, Tasmania in 1994 (image 1 of 4)
Geilston Bay, Tasmania in 1994 (image 2 of 4)
Geilston Bay, Tasmania in 1994 (image 3 of 4)
Geilston Bay, Tasmania in 1994 (image 4 of 4)
High Set houses in Lismore
The Wilsons River at Lismore, NSW
Lismore flood levels to 2022
Strand arcade entrance Lismore 2023
Wilsons River and Colemans Point, Lismore
Lismore post office 2023
Lismore Winsome Hotel, 2023
Magellan Street, Lismore in 2023
Fawcetts Bridge Lismore in 2023
Wilsons River 5 June 2016-1
Wilsons River 5 June 2016-2
Colemans Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore
Railway viaduct, Terania St., Lismore
Railway viaduct, Union St., Lismore
Railway station Lismore (1)
Railway station Lismore (2)
Railway station Lismore (3)
Ballina St. road bridge, Lismore
South Lismore near Lismore railway station
Wilsons River and Riverside Park, Lismore
Nightcap Range from SW
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (1)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (2)
Colemans Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore (road view)
Railway viaduct, Terania St., Lismore (another view)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (3)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (4)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (5)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (6)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (7)
Railway Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore, NSW, 2023 photograph (8)
Residences in North Lismore
Court House Lismore Oct 2023
Number 6 Zadoc St Lismore - front
Number 6 Zadoc St Lismore - side
Junction of Molesworth and Woodlark Streets, Lismore, NSW, October 2023
Railway underbridge at Alexandra Parade, Lismore, NSW, Oct 2023 (1)
Railway underbridge at Alexandra Parade, Lismore, NSW, Oct 2023 (2)
Joint Stock Bank Building, Lismore, NSW, Oct 2023
Riverview House, Lismore, NSW, October 2023
The 1963 Ballina St. road bridge in Lismore, New South Wales - panorama view from south
View from Two Bridges Park in Lismore, New South Wales, December 2023 - panorama
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -1
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -2
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -3
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -4
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -5
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -6
New Orleans night scene in French Quarter, Oct 2011 -7
Prof. John D. Lovis, fern taxonomist, in 1973 (Tony Rees photograph)
Sydney monorail crossing Darling Harbour, 1990 (Tony Rees photograph)
Sydney Maritime Museum, Australia, with the "James Craig" under restoration, 1990 (Tony Rees photograph)
Russian Tall Ship "Pallada", Hobart, Tasmania, 1991 (Tony Rees photograph)
"Queen Elizabeth 2" (ship) in the Derwent River, Tasmania, early 1990s (Tony Rees photograph)
Main street of Burringbar, NSW, June 2024
Main street of Burringbar, NSW, June 2024 (detail)
The Elwood Cafe in Burringbar, 2020 (lost in fire 2022)
View over Sydney towards Harbour, June 2005
Kangaroo Bay, Rosny, Tasmania with rainbow, 2009
Historic barque "James Craig", Hobart 2009
Wilsons River at Lismore, Australia, August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, exterior (1) August 2024
Former St Mary's Convent, Lismore, New South Wales
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, exterior detail, August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, interior (1), August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, interior (2), August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, interior (3), August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, interior (4), August 2024
St. Carthage's Cathedral at Lismore, Australia, exterior (2) August 2024
St. Andrew's Anglican Church at Lismore, Australia, exterior (1), August 2024
St. Andrew's Anglican Church at Lismore, Australia, exterior (2), August 2024
Former St Mary's Convent (Presentation House), Lismore, New South Wales
Former St Mary's Convent (Presentation House), Lismore, New South Wales
Burringbar Broadway, New South Wales, August 2024
Burringbar Broadway, New South Wales, August 2024 (2)
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