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AE2 The Silent ANZAC

by Dave Norman

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The Silent ANZAC was written about the AE2 submarine and the part it played during the Gallipoli campaign. The song features legendary Australian guitarist Phil Emmanuel and was written for the ANZAC Centenary. The AE2 took part in the Gallipoli Campaign and managed to get through the heavily mined Dardanelles to enter the Marmara Sea. The crew eventually had to scuttle the craft and were taken prisoner. The wreck of the AE2 still lays on the bottom of the Marmara sea as a shrine to the men who sailed on her,

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released April 25, 2015
Dave Norman (acoustic guitar & vocals), Phil Emmanuel (lead guitar), Robert Martin (guitar), Geoff Armstrong (bass), Melinda Coles (violin), Micheal Agars (Drums and percussion), Gavin Hamburger (Production and mixing, Piano, Keyboards, Flugel horn, trumpet, Guitar)

Recorded at the Gavin Hamburger Studios, Doonan

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Dave Norman Brisbane, Australia

Environmental acoustic singer/songwriter. Founder of the Mango Hill & North Lakes Environmental Group (find us on Facebook !) I have been heavily involved in the fight for the local wildlife and particularly the Koala. Songs seem to be a great way to get the message across to everyone. We're lucky to have such amazing wildlife in Australia, let's protect it ! ... more

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