The Woodpickers – The Truckers Curse
A new country recording from The Woodpickers Australia. “The Truckers Curse”
This song looks at the solitary life of long distant truck drivers. Spare a thought for the dedicated road warriors who give so much to keep our country’s running. In spite of bad weather, long hours, loneliness, unsound roads and accidents these brave souls soldier on. Next time your cross paths with one of these highway gypsy’s share a smile and say hello.
Featuring vocals by Stewart Peters a respected singer, songwriter and producer.
Words and Music by John Murphy a resident of the blue mountains Australia.
John Murphy Biography….19 Sept 2021
I live in the Blue Mountains NSW. At age 16 the attraction to music was so strong I bought a guitar. I listened to all music, my focus was songs not genres. The folk boom exposed a world of alternate music.
I was a founding member of Sydney’s ‘foreday Rider Blues Band. I played with an assortment of country and country rock bands, closer to my musical tastes. I started writing songs when I was 16.
Four Woodpicker CD’s and ten singles have been released over a twenty five year period. The Woodpickers have charted in most countries. I write, record and produce at home one single every three or four months.
Written by:
John Murphy
Album Label:
Independent
The Woodpickers – The Truckers Curse
A new country recording from The Woodpickers Australia. “The Truckers Curse”
This song looks at the solitary life of long distant truck drivers. Spare a thought for the dedicated road warriors who give so much to keep our country’s running. In spite of bad weather, long hours, loneliness, unsound roads and accidents these brave souls soldier on. Next time your cross paths with one of these highway gypsy’s share a smile and say hello.
Featuring vocals by Stewart Peters a respected singer, songwriter and producer.
Words and Music by John Murphy a resident of the blue mountains Australia.
John Murphy Biography….19 Sept 2021
I live in the Blue Mountains NSW. At age 16 the attraction to music was so strong I bought a guitar. I listened to all music, my focus was songs not genres. The folk boom exposed a world of alternate music.
I was a founding member of Sydney’s ‘foreday Rider Blues Band. I played with an assortment of country and country rock bands, closer to my musical tastes. I started writing songs when I was 16.
Four Woodpicker CD’s and ten singles have been released over a twenty five year period. The Woodpickers have charted in most countries. I write, record and produce at home one single every three or four months.
Written by:
John Murphy
Album Label:
Independent