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My Didgeridoo “Pick of the Week”

Posted on September 7, 2011 under Didgeridoo Crafters, Didgeridoo News, LAO News, Music Reviews with No Comments »

This week it’s “Goannas on the Barb-B” by James Wallace! Our blog readers get free shipping on this deadly didgeridoo! On top of that you can use the coupon code “yelp” when you check out and get $25 off! Just call in your order on 1-800-519-1140 and we’ll apply the free shipping. This dark, twisted beauty of a didge offers extraordinary harmonic resonance, strong frequencies, and a very agreeable pitch for playing faster riddims. This is a SENSATIONAL SOUNDING didgeridoo … [ Read the Rest... ]

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L.A.Outback’s Promo on Yelp! Saves You $25 Instantly

Posted on August 29, 2011 under Didgeridoo News, LAO News, Music Reviews with 2 Comments »

Easy, instant savings with no obligation. Get $25 off your total order of $75 or more. That’s 33% off! Simply enter the promo code yelp in the coupon field when you check out on our website. Or, ring us on 1-800-519-1140 and we’ll take your order on the phone and apply the discount manually, no worries. You are not required to leave a comment or review about us on Yelp, but we would truly appreciate it. Small businesses like L.A.Outback … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Didgeridoo Pick of the Week

Posted on August 22, 2011 under Didgeridoo Crafters, Didgeridoo News, LAO News with No Comments »

Here’s my didgeridoo “PICK OF THE WEEK” Our blog readers get free shipping on this deadly didgeridoo! Just call in your order on 1-800-519-1140 and we’ll apply the free shipping. This didgeridoo is LOUD and POWERFUL with very articulate vocal response and thrumming bass frequencies. This is a very impressive sounding didgeridoo that’s easeful and enjoyable to play. The high pitched drone makes it great for playing in drume circles or jamming with friends. You can SHRED on this one … [ Read the Rest... ]

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New Didgeridoo Streaming Channel From LA Outback

Posted on July 30, 2011 under Didge Events USA, Didgeridoo News, LAO News with No Comments »

LA Outback has just launched our official Didgeridoo Streaming Channel which will broadcast didgeridoo events, live performances, instructional resources and much more. The first event to be featured is tonight’s Art of the Didgeridoo exhibit at the Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery in Los Angeles. LA Outback will be broadcasting the opening ceremony of the month long event from 7-10 PM Pacific time. Watch live streaming video from laoutback at livestream.com For those planning on attending the event, be sure to arrive … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Lewis Burns Playing at “Art of the Didgeridoo”

Posted on July 27, 2011 under Didge Events USA, Didgeridoo Crafters, Didgeridoo News, LAO News with No Comments »

Great news: Lewis Burns (Wiradjuri aboriginal) will perform at our “Art of the Didgeridoo” exhibit this Sat., July 30 at 7 PM! Lewis will play didgeridoo and display some of his own artwork available for purchase. To honor his culture, Lewis will wear traditional laplap and body paint (see photo). Don’t miss the opening reception, full details here: http://www.laoutback.com/Articles.asp?ID=246 Lewis is coming all the way from Dubbo in NSW, Australia. This exhibit has turned into quite an event, so make … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Didgeridoo Pick of the Week!

Posted on July 16, 2011 under Didgeridoo Crafters, Didgeridoo News, LAO News, Music Reviews with No Comments »

Here’s my didgeridoo “PICK OF THE WEEK” Our blog readers get free shipping on this deadly didgeridoo! Just call in your order on 1-800-519-1140 and we’ll apply the free shipping. This handsome didgeridoo offers CAVERNOUS, VIBRANT and EVOCATIVE acoustics. Crafted and decorated by Djapardi (pronounced Jah-’par-dee) who first stains the wood and then carefully etches Australian animals, reptiles, and aboriginal symbols into the wood, revealing the lighter wood beneath the stain. He then does a bit of detail with painted … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Gotta Love the “Chooky Dancers”

Posted on July 10, 2011 under Music Reviews with No Comments »

Watch a video from the link below! The “Chooky Dancers” combine traditional Yolngu song and dance with popular Western themes. “Chook” means chicken, so even their name is ironic. The first time I saw these fellas they stood on stage eerily silent and stoned-faced, then, as the music began, this mob of traditional fellas from a remote area of Australia began doing ballet steps to music from “Zorba the Greek”. They wow audiences all over the world with their mystique, … [ Read the Rest... ]

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The Didgeridoo Heckler

Posted on July 9, 2011 under Music Reviews with 1 Comment »

So you’re outside playing didgeridoo, maybe busking, and someone shouts from the crowd “A dingo ate my baby!” But only you and the vociferous joker get the quip ( a line delivered by Meryl Streep in the great film “A Cry in the Dark”). You keep on playing and then you hear, “Reeeeecolaaaaa!”. That’s it… you stand up and THWACK the guy upside the head. In court the judge tells you, “That was a didgeri-don’t!” And once in jail your … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Didgeridoo “PICK OF THE WEEK”

Posted on July 8, 2011 under Didgeridoo Crafters, Didgeridoo News, LAO News with No Comments »

We had introduced the concept of a Didgeridoo “Pick of the Week” shortly after our new site launched, by showcasing the didgeridoos on Facebook. The idea unfortunately faded around the holidays and we never picked it back up again until now. The idea behind our pick of the week, is to showcase any instrument that stands out as a current favorite in the mix. All the didgeridoos are great, but from time to time one just stands out from the … [ Read the Rest... ]

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Playing the Didgeridoo – 5 CD Box Set

Posted on June 29, 2011 under Didgeridoo News with No Comments »

Ever wanted to learn to play that didgeridoo you’ve got sitting in the corner? Know how to make the basic drone, but can’t quite figure out how to make your didge bark like a dingo, cackle like a kookaburra or bounce like a kangaroo? Or is the concept of circular breathing leaving you completely baffled? The best way to take your didgeridoo playing to the next level is with a great set of 5 CDs titled “Playing the Didgeridoo” available … [ Read the Rest... ]

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