Neil Murray’s life and work will remain relevant while ever Australians ask the question – what in truth does it mean to call Australia home? - Martin Flanagan, The Age

‘One of the finest songwriters this country has ever produced’ – Rhythms

‘Neil Murray sings from the heart of the country’ – Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil)

‘There’s no shortage of substance or integrity in his songs’ – The Australian

‘Stand to be converted’ – Australian Musician

Maverick songman Neil Murray originally sprang from Victoria’s western district but in the late 1970’s with guitar in hand he set course for the Northern Territory. He emerged at Papunya in 1980 as a founding member of the pioneering Warumpi Band which over three albums ( Big Name No Blankets, Go Bush and Too much Humbug) and twenty years of performing thrust contemporary indigenous music into mainstream Australia, yielding such classic songs as My Island Home, Blackfella Whitefella, Fitzroy Crossing, Jailanguru Pakarnu, From The Bush and Waru.