Matt Scullion
There's nothing Golden Guitar winning Australiana singer/songwriter Matt Scullion loves more than when he stumbles across a story like this
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Birdman Of The Coorong
Matt Scullion
Discography
2 tracks
About the Artist
There's nothing Golden Guitar winning Australiana singer/songwriter Matt Scullion loves more than when he stumbles across a story like this one. According to legend, South Australia only ever had one bushranger, and unlike the infamous Ned Kelly or Ben Hall, he rode an ostrich instead of a horse. The year was 1898, and John Francis Peggotty, a small, fiery Irishman, riding high on an ostrich, brandishing two pistols, terrorised The Coorong, 150 km south-east of Adelaide. ‘The Birdman Of The Coorong” as he became known, was too quick for the law as he robbed travellers and outran local troopers time and time again, escaping into the saltbush sand dunes.
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Peaked at #30
Local Sounds Chart