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Travellin’ Still comes to Kingaroy

Slim Dusty's final touring band, The Travelling Country Band will be in Kingaroy. (SUPPLIED)

Slim Dusty's legacy and sound continues to live on with the musicians who toured the country with him for decades. […]

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