9 comments on No Change - Kylie Auldist - Family Tree (CD, Album)

1. Kylie Auldist - No Change (clip) by Freestyle Records published on TZ Australian vocalist extraordinaire Kylie Auldist will be no stranger to soul & funk fans, her searing soul singing having featured on her own albums 'Made Of Stone','Still Life' (Tru Thoughts) also in The Bamboos, as well as Freestyle Records own Cookin' On.

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3. CD: $ Still Life Kylie Auldist Family Tree AULDIST,KYLIE. CD: $ Made Of Stone Kylie Auldist. CD: $ Songs Sort by: Bestselling. of Sample this song Title Artist / This Girl. by Cookin' on 3 Burners feat. Kylie.

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4. Features Song Lyrics for Kylie Auldist's Family Tree album. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews. Lyrics. Popular Song Lyrics. Billboard Hot Upcoming Lyrics. Recently Added. Top Lyrics of No Change 8: Saturday Night 9: Too Easy Family Tree Good Time Girl.

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5. Described by The Music Magazine as ‘the high priestess of Melbourne soul’ Up until Kylie Auldist was best known as the lead singer of The Bamboos and a solo artist in her own right before shooting to international prominence thanks to the monster summer anthem ‘This Girl’ Kungs vs Cookin’ feat.

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6. Australian vocalist extraordinaire Kylie Auldist will be no stranger to soul & funk fans, her searing soul singing having featured on her own albums 'Made Of Stone','Still Life' (Tru Thoughts) also in The Bamboos, as well as Freestyle Records own Cookin' On 3 Burners.. Her unmistakable voice is currently topping the pop charts across Europe, as the Kungs remix of Cookin' On 3 Burners 'This.

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7. Family Tree by Kylie Auldist, released 29 July 1. Sensational 2. Family Tree 3. Too Easy 4. Saturday Night 5. No Change 6. Warming Up The Sun 7. Waste Of Time 8. Good Time Girl 9. Look Away Rewards Super Lucky Australian vocalist extraordinaire Kylie Auldist will be no stranger to soul & funk fans, her searing soul singing having featured on her own albums 'Made Of .

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8. Jul 29,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Family Tree on Discogs/5(4).

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9. Kylie Auldist was born in rural Australia, about as far away from the soul and funk music she would go on to record as it is possible to get. Her first performances were country songs performed in local pubs as a teenager, but she eventually moved to the city of Melbourne, where she worked with reggae band Secret Masters, as well as funk bands Small Fish Deep Sea, Megabias, and Polyester.

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