- The Pigram Brothers
Infobox musical artist
Name = The Pigram Brothers
Img_capt = The Pigram Brothers
Background = group_or_band
Origin = Flagicon|AUS Broome,Western Australia ,Australia
Genre =
Years_active =1996 –present
Label = [http://www.pigrammusic.com Pigram Music]MGM Distribution
URL = [http://www.pigrambrothers.com.au Pigram Brothers Home Page]
Current_members = Alan Pigram
Steven Pigram
David Pigram
Colin Pigram
Gavin Pigram
Phillip Pigram
Peter Pigram
Past_members = Paul MamidThe Pigram Brothers are a 7 piece
Indigenous Australian band from the pearling town ofBroome ,Western Australia formed in 1996.They were heavily involved in Broome's musical and theatrical exports - forming the original backing band for
Jimmy Chi 'sBran Nue Dae in1990 – a musical that received international acclaim.The Pigram Brothers had a large music influence from an early age, and grew up in the rich musical culture of Broome. Alan, Steven and Phillip were members of
Scrap Metal from1983 until its separation in1995 .In 2006 Steven and Alan were inducted into the Western Australian Music Hall of Fame.
Members
Alan Pigram -Lead guitar ,mandolin ,ukulele ,tiple .Steven Pigram - Singer, acoustic guitar,harmonica ,requinto ,vahlia ,ukulele , dulcimer.David Pigram - Singer, acoustic guitar.Colin Pigram - Singer, acoustic guitar.Philip Pigram - Singer, drums.Peter Pigram -Bass guitar .Gavin Pigram - percussion.Discography
* "
Saltwater Country " (1998)
* "Corrugation Road (Soundtrack)" (1999)
* "Jiir " (2001)
* "Under The Mango Tree " (2006)Awards
* "1992 - Western Australian Music Industry Association (WAMi) Awards - Best Indigenous Act"
* "1998 - Deadly Award - Best Debut Album (Saltwater Country)"
* "1998 - National Indigenous Music Awards - Best Debut Album (Saltwater Country)"
* "2005 - Western Australian Music Industry Association (WAMi) Awards - Best Indigenous Act"
* "2006 - Deadly Award - Best Album (Under The Mango Tree)" (nominated)
* "2006 - Deadly Award - Best Artist (Saltwater Country)" (nominated)
* "2006 - Western Australian Music Industry Association (WAMi) Awards - Best Indigenous Act" (nominated)
* "2007 - Western Australian Music Industry Association (WAMi) Awards - Best Indigenous Act"
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