members of Redgum continue to work in the Australian music scene. Atkinson has worked in film and television. He composed the music for films including Heaven's Burning (1997), starring Russell Crowe. Truman performs in Adelaide as a longtime member of cabaret/cover band CrossRoads. In 2005, Redgum was again brought to attention through the recording of an acoustic / hip hop cover of "I Was Only 19" by Australian group The Herd with Schumann providing some vocals. The song received high rotation on popular national radio station Triple J. Michael Spicer is currently teaching MIDI, Synthesis & Composition in Singapore Polytechnic. Hugh McDonald died of cancer on 19 November 2016 at the age of 62. Members In chronological order: John Schumann (vocals, guitar) 1975–1985 Michael Atkinson (songwriting, bass, mandolin, piano, vocals) 1975–1987 Verity Truman (vocals, flute, tin whistle) 1975–1990 Chris Timms (violin, backing vocals) 1975–1982 Bruce Barry (bass, guitar) 1975 Chris Boath (bass guitar) 1978–1979 Gordon McLean (drums) 1978–1979 Tom Stehlik (drums) 1978–1979 David Flett (bass guitar) 1980–1983 Geoff Gifford (drums) 1980–1982 Russel Coleman (drums) 1982–1983 Hugh McDonald (guitar, violin, vocals) 1982–1990 Michael Spicer (keyboards, flute) 1983–1990 Brian Czempinski (drums) 1984–1986 Stephen Cooney (bass guitar, didgeridoo, guitar, mandolin, banjo) 1984–1985 Andy Baylor (guitar, fiddle) 1986 Peter Bolke (bass guitar) 1986 Ray Rafael (drums) 1986–1989 Darren Deland Darren (bass guitar, vocals) 1987–1988 Louis McManus (guitar) 1987? Malcolm Wakeford (drums) 1987? Bob Sender Bob (guitar) 1987? James Spicer (drums/vocals) 1988–90 Tim Hannaford (bass guitar/vocals) 1989–90 Discography Studio albums Live albums Compilation albums Extended plays Singles Awards Country Music Awards of Australia The Country Music Awards of Australia (CMAA) (also known as the Golden Guitar Awards) is an annual awards night held in January during the Tamworth Country Music Festival, celebrating recording excellence in the Australian country music industry. They have been held annually since 1973. |- |rowspan="2"| 1984 |rowspan="2"| "I Was Only 19" (written by John Schumann) | Top Selling Song of the Year | |- | APRA Song of the Year | |- Mo Awards The Australian Entertainment Mo Awards (commonly known informally as the Mo Awards), were annual Australian entertainment industry awards. They recognise achievements in live entertainment in Australia from 1975 to 2016. Redgum won two awards in that time. (wins only) |- | 1984 | Redgum | Country Showgroup of the Year | |- | 1987 | Redgum | Country Showgroup of the Year | |- References External links