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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Hugh McDonald is an Australian musician. Active since the 1970s, he performed and recorded with The Bushwackers, The Sundowners, Moving Cloud, and The Colonials.He became better known when he joined the folk-rock group Redgum in 1981. McDonald wrote a number of the group's songs, including "The Diamantina Drover". After lead singer John Schumann left the band in 1986, he took over as lead singer until the group disbanded in 1990.Post-Redgum, he continued playing and recording music, and also taught music, including working with the Geelong Music College Orchestra. In addition, he has his own recording studios in Melbourne.Hugh has also lent his musical and recording expertise to the production of the Poowong Consolidated Primary School's annual music CD and more recently DVD. He has worked alongside the students and music teacher Phil Beggs to compose, write, record and produce the CD.From 2005 McDonald has been working with Schumann again as part of the Vagabond Crew, touring and performing on the albums Lawson and Behind the Lines. The latter album was recorded at McDonald's studios.In 2014 McDonald released his fourth post-Redgum solo album titled "The Land" which includes his more recent originals "If It All Goes South", a tender heart felt song which he wrote for his wife, Rebecca Harris Mason, and "Shrodinger's Cat", a contemplative song about accepting the uncertainties of life. McDonald has performed for Australian forces overseas several times. In December 2009 he visited East Timor to play for Australian and New Zealand troops stationed there, in September–October 2011 he played for Australian troops in Afghanistan and in July 2013 he played for Australian troops and Australian Federal Police in the Solomon Islands. In 2014 he played for the Royal Australian Navy troops in Tanzania, Africa. As of 2015, he has seven children, six grandchildren and lives with his wife, pianist Rebecca Harris Mason, and his two stepchildren."@en }

• Hugh_McDonald_(Australian_musician) abstract "Hugh McDonald is an Australian musician. Active since the 1970s, he performed and recorded with The Bushwackers, The Sundowners, Moving Cloud, and The Colonials.He became better known when he joined the folk-rock group Redgum in 1981. McDonald wrote a number of the group's songs, including "The Diamantina Drover". After lead singer John Schumann left the band in 1986, he took over as lead singer until the group disbanded in 1990.Post-Redgum, he continued playing and recording music, and also taught music, including working with the Geelong Music College Orchestra. In addition, he has his own recording studios in Melbourne.Hugh has also lent his musical and recording expertise to the production of the Poowong Consolidated Primary School's annual music CD and more recently DVD. He has worked alongside the students and music teacher Phil Beggs to compose, write, record and produce the CD.From 2005 McDonald has been working with Schumann again as part of the Vagabond Crew, touring and performing on the albums Lawson and Behind the Lines. The latter album was recorded at McDonald's studios.In 2014 McDonald released his fourth post-Redgum solo album titled "The Land" which includes his more recent originals "If It All Goes South", a tender heart felt song which he wrote for his wife, Rebecca Harris Mason, and "Shrodinger's Cat", a contemplative song about accepting the uncertainties of life. McDonald has performed for Australian forces overseas several times. In December 2009 he visited East Timor to play for Australian and New Zealand troops stationed there, in September–October 2011 he played for Australian troops in Afghanistan and in July 2013 he played for Australian troops and Australian Federal Police in the Solomon Islands. In 2014 he played for the Royal Australian Navy troops in Tanzania, Africa. As of 2015, he has seven children, six grandchildren and lives with his wife, pianist Rebecca Harris Mason, and his two stepchildren.".