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Fanny Lumsden
Genre: Roots, Pop
Region: Sydney, NSW
Members: Fanny Lumsden-vocals, guitar, keyboard Kate Parson-Piano accordion Adrian Leighton-Guitar, Mandolin Ben Corbett- Banjo, vocals Dan Stanley Freeman-Double bass Preston Peachey-Drums
Influences: hillbilly, Classical, folk

For a lass that can drive a tractor Fanny Lumsden is taking to the Sydney gig and festival trail like a duck to water. Her sunshine-covered folkabilly tunes are mix between a hoedown in your nanna’s garden and a drive across an open plain.

In the six short months since releasing her debut EP ‘I Need Words’, Fanny Lumsden and her new band (her Glorious Whores) have played at many of Sydney's most notable venues including The Basement, The Vanguard, Oxford Arts Factory and the Annandale with headline shows and supporting the likes of Daniel Merriweather, Crooked Fiddle Band and the Barons of Tang. This last half year has also seen the Fanny and her Band gather up speed performing at Sydney Fringe Festival, headlining Time Out's Sydney Bar Awards, play at Peats Ridge Festival, Jurassic Lounge, The Man from Snowy River Bush Festival and be selected for Secret Garden Festival.
The gleeful track Firing Line, which features Leroy Lee on Banjo and Harmonica was recorded with producer Ian Pritchett (Angus & Julia Stone, The Beautiful Girls). Whatever the weather Fanny Lumsden and her glorious band will certainly get your toes tapping so come and shake your tail feather!

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Played on triple j Played on digital radio Firing Line
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Firing Line
rating:  4/5
This is cute without being gimmicky - a hard thing to do when it comes to gleeful banjo jams. Ace.
triplej



Firing Line
rating:  4/5
not normally my style of music. What I will say is that I believe this woman is the kind of person you could imagine books or movies to be written ab...




Firing Line
rating:  4/5
i like fanny its fun and upbeat!!!




Firing Line
rating:  5/5
This is a fantastic song from a very promising band. Firing Line shows a new level of maturity and depth to Fanny Lumsden's songwriting while keeping...
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