Musicians

Kutcha Edwards

Origin
Mutti Mutti people, Balranald, New South Wales, Australia
Genre/styles
Reggae | Rock
About Kutcha

For many years Kutcha Edwards was lead singer in Blackfire, a soft-rock/reggae, community fund raising band that toured internationally. He has since formed the Kutcha Edwards Band.

Website: www.kutcha-edwards.com

Discography

Album formats explained

Album formats

  • 10": 10 inch vinyl records were played at 45 or 33 1/3 rounds per minute (rpm). The former could hold 9, the latter 12 minutes of music per side.
  • 7": 7 inch records (often referred to as 45s) were played at 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm, with about 4:30 or 6 minutes of music per side.
  • LP: Long play, is a vinyl record played at ​33 1⁄3 rpm with a 12 or 10-inch diameter.
  • EP: Extended play, are vinyl records that allowed two or even three songs on each side.

Cooinda

Kutcha Edwards - Cooinda
Released
2002
Tracks
  1. Mum's Song
  2. Always
  3. Don't Wait For Tomorrow
  4. I Have a Dream
  5. Mother & Child Reunion
  6. Day You Were Born
  7. Yesterday's Forgotten
  8. Stay With Me
  9. Friends
  10. She
  11. Bless It Be
  12. Walk in My Shoes

Hope

Released
2007
Tracks
  1. Stand strong
  2. Is this what we deserve
  3. Hope
  4. Baby baby
  5. The letter
  6. Time is all I have
  7. Tired eyes
  8. Silence
  9. Side by side
  10. Eternity
  11. Photographs

Blak & Blu

Released
19 October 2012
Tracks
  1. Blind Joe's Creek
  2. Roll With the Rhythm
  3. Get Back Up Again
  4. Lil Bit of Lovin'
  5. Wait'n
  6. Coming Home To You
  7. Scars
  8. A Change Is Going To Come
  9. I Thank You
  10. Bidgee Blu's
  11. Gotta Let You Go

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Korff, J 2018, Kutcha Edwards, <https://creativespirits.info/resources/music/kutcha-edwards>, retrieved 21 November 2024

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