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Original:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20 percent , the population increased by nearly eighty percent (mapuche).
Revised:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20 \% , the population increased by nearly eighty percent (mapuche).
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Original:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20 percent , the population increased by nearly eighty percent (mapuche).
Revised:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20 percent , the population increased by nearly 80\% (mapuche).
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Original:  The rural poor is forced to feed the 76 percent urban (mapuche).
Revised:  The rural poor is forced to feed the 76 \% urban (mapuche).
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Original:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20\%, the population increased by nearly 80\% (mapuche) .
Revised:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the production of food per acre increased 20\%, the population increased by nearly 80\% (mapuche) .
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Original:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20\%, the population increased by nearly 80\% (mapuche) .
Revised:  One of the major factors in the extreme poverty in Chile was because while the acre of food increased 20\%, the population increased by nearly 80\% .
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Original:  The rural poor is forced to feed the 76\% urban (mapuche) .
Revised:  The rural poor was forced to feed the 76\% urban (mapuche) .
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Original:  The rural poor is forced to feed the 76\% urban (mapuche) .
Revised:  The rural poor is forced to feed the 76\% urban population .
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Original:  The newspaper reported "total intransigence" on the part of the Indians, who claimed that the lands were stolen from their community in the past and insisted upon remaining on the farm until it was repossessed by the Agrarian Reform Corporation (CORA) (mapuche) .
Revised:  The newspaper reported "total intransigence" on the part of the Indians, who claimed that the lands were stolen from their community in the past and insisted upon remaining on the farm until it was repossessed by the Agrarian Reform Corporation (CORA) .
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Original:   This is significant because in 1971 and 1972 some 120 farms were repossessed in this manner.
Revised:  . This is significant because in 1971 and 1972 some 120 farms were repossessed in this manner.
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Original:  However, whatever comfort the Marxist government could offer was quickly withdrawn as less than three years later, in 1973 a dictatorship government was installed. 
Revised:  However, whatever comfort the Marxist government could offer was quickly withdrawn as less than three years later, in 1973 a dictatorship government was installed. References
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Original: During the South African War (1899–1902), Wessels was first a member of the war cabinet, and later a member of the Joint Diplomatic Delegation of the Boer Republics sent to Europe and th United States to muster support for the Boer cause.
Revised: During the South African War (1899–1902), Wessels was first a member of the war cabinet, and later a member of the Joint Diplomatic Delegation of the Boer Republics sent to Europe and the United States to muster support for the Boer cause.
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Original:  Financially Wessels was independent, due to his fortuitous farming activities.
Revised: Legacy Financially Wessels was independent, due to his fortuitous farming activities.
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Original: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels (Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty 26 April 1851 – Bloemfontein, Orange Free State 1 March 1924) was a South African politician and statesman.
Revised: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels (Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty 26 April 1851 – Bloemfontein, Orange Free State 1 March 1924) was a South African statesman.
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Original:  In 1892  he bought the farm Kwagafontein just outside Bloemfontein.
Revised:  In 1892 , he bought the farm Kwagafontein just outside Bloemfontein.
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Original:  From 1897  he represented the Orange Free State in the Council of Representatives that monitored the co-operation.
Revised:  From 1897 , he represented the Orange Free State in the Council of Representatives that monitored the co-operation.
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Original:  In the 1880s  Wessels was also a leading figure in the discussions about the extension of the railway network of the Orange Free State and the direct connections with the Cape Colony and the South African Republic.
Revised:  In the 1880s , Wessels was also a leading figure in the discussions about the extension of the railway network of the Orange Free State and the direct connections with the Cape Colony and the South African Republic.
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Original:  For several years  he was a director of the National Bank of the Orange Free State.
Revised:  For several years , he was a director of the National Bank of the Orange Free State.
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Original:  [[Image:Boer Legation VA0949.jpg|Special Diplomatic Delegation of the Boer Republics to Europe and America, 1900, l.t.r. front: A.D.W. Wolmarans, A. Fischer, C.H. Wessels, and back: Dr. W.J. Leyds and Dr. H.P.N. Muller]] Wessels' political acumen brought him high office, from 1894 to 1896 as representative of the Volksraad in the Executive Council, and eventually as vice-president (1896–1897) and president (1897–1899) of the Volksraad.
Revised:  [[Image:Boer Legation VA0949.jpg|Special Diplomatic Delegation of the Boer Republics to Europe and America, 1900, l.t.r. front: A.D.W. Wolmarans, A. Fischer, C.H. Wessels, and back: Dr. W.J. Leyds and Dr. H.P.N. Muller]] Wessels' political acumen brought him high office, from 1894-96 as representative of the Volksraad in the Executive Council, and eventually as vice-president (1896–1897) and president (1897–1899) of the Volksraad.
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Original:  In this position  Wessels' diplomatic skills and strict impartiality acquired him great respect.
Revised:  In this position , Wessels' diplomatic skills and strict impartiality acquired him great respect.
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Original:  During the South African War  Wessels was recruited by President Steyn as a member of his war cabinet, the 'Krijgscommissie' (War Commission).
Revised:  During the South African War , Wessels was recruited by President Steyn as a member of his war cabinet, the 'Krijgscommissie' (War Commission).
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Original:  In Europe  the deputation met up with W.J. Leyds, ambassador for the South African Republic in Brussels and H.P.N. Muller, consul general and special envoy of the Orange Free State in the Netherlands.
Revised:  In Europe , the deputation met up with W.J. Leyds, ambassador for the South African Republic in Brussels and H.P.N. Muller, consul general and special envoy of the Orange Free State in the Netherlands.
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Original:  In Europe  the deputation met up with W.J. Leyds, ambassador for the South African Republic in Brussels and H.P.N. Muller, consul general and special envoy of the Orange Free State in the Netherlands.
Revised:  In Europe the deputation met up with W.J. Leyds, ambassador for the South African Republic in Brussels and H.P.N. Muller, consul general and special envoy of the Orange Free State in The Netherlands.
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Original:  The elections of June 1907 brought the Orangia Unie a landslide victory at the polls .
Revised:  The elections of June 1907 brought the Orangia Unie a landslide election victory .
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Original:  Fischer.Moll, 'Wessels, Sir Cornelius Hermanus', 858-left Afrikaner politics were complicated in the new colonial province, and Wessels fell out with Hertzog about agricultural affairs, the appointment of English speaking officials in his department, and because of temperamental differences.
Revised:  Fischer.Moll, 'Wessels, Sir Cornelius Hermanus', 858-left Afrikaner politics were complicated in the new colonial province, and Wessels fell out with Hertzog about agricultural affairs, the appointment of English-speaking officials in his department, and because of temperamental differences.
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Original:  After the formation of the Union of South Africa  Wessels aligned himself with the South African Party of Louis Botha.
Revised:  After the formation of the Union of South Africa , Wessels aligned himself with the South African Party of Louis Botha.
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Original:  During and after the Rebellion of 1914  Wessels stayed true to his political convictions and reconciliatory attitude towards the British.
Revised:  During and after the Rebellion of 1914 , Wessels stayed true to his political convictions and reconciliatory attitude towards the British.
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Original:  In June 1915, the British government appointed Wessels administrator of the Orange Free State, seeing in him a loyal ally.
Revised:  In June 1915, the British government appointed Wessels administrator of the Orange Free State, seeing him as a loyal ally.
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Original:  As a British appointee and a member of the South African Party  he initially ran into considerable opposition and enmity from both the Executive Committee and the Provincial Council, of which most of the members supported the National Party.
Revised:  As a British appointee and a member of the South African Party , he initially ran into considerable opposition and enmity from both the Executive Committee and the Provincial Council, of which most of the members supported the National Party.
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Original:  Nevertheless, Wessels succeeded in making his administration a success, and in 1919  the Union government proposed him for a knighthood, which he received in the 1920 New Year Honours.
Revised:  Nevertheless, Wessels succeeded in making his administration a success, and in 1919 , the Union government proposed him for a knighthood, which he received in the 1920 New Year Honours.
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Original: "Colonial Office List", The Times, 1 January 1920 In November 1923, aged 72, Wessels suffered a stroke, and although he recovered almost fully, a second stroke hit him on 15 February 1924, and was the cause of his death two weeks later.
Revised: "Colonial Office List", The Times, 1 January 1920 In November 1923, aged 72, Wessels suffered a stroke, and although he recovered almost fully, a second stroke hit him on 15 February 1924, and he died as a result two weeks later.
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Original: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels (  Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty 26 April 1851 –  Bloemfontein, Orange Free State 1 March 1924 ) was a South African statesman.
Revised: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels ( Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty – Bloemfontein, Orange Free State 1 March 1924 ) was a South African statesman.
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Original: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels (  Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty 26 April 1851 –  Bloemfontein, Orange Free State 1 March 1924 ) was a South African statesman.
Revised: Sir Cornelius Hermanus Wessels ( Rietfontein, Winburg, Orange River Sovereignty 26 April 1851 – Bloemfontein, Orange Free State ) was a South African statesman.
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Original: Pre-Columbian Before the arrival of European explorers, the Guianas were populated by scattered bands of Arawak Indians.
Revised: Pre-colonial period Before the arrival of European explorers, the Guianas were populated by scattered bands of Arawak Indians.
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Original:  Over the centuries of the pre-Columbian era , the ebb and flow of power between Arawak and Carib interests throughout the Caribbean resulted in a great deal of intermingling (some forced through capture, some accidental through contact).
Revised:  Over the centuries of the pre-colonial period , the ebb and flow of power between Arawak and Carib interests throughout the Caribbean resulted in a great deal of intermingling (some forced through capture, some accidental through contact).
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Original:  In this year, Laurens Storm van 's Gravesande took over the region.
Revised:  In this year, took over the region.
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Original:  He held the position for three decades, coordinating the development and expansion of the Dutch colonies from his Netherlands home in Soestdijk . Gravesande’s tenure brought significant change to the colonies, though his policy was in many ways an extension of his predecessor, Hermanus Gelskerke.
Revised:  He held the position for three decades, coordinating the development and expansion of the Dutch colonies from his plantation Soesdyke in Demerara . Gravesande’s tenure brought significant change to the colonies, though his policy was in many ways an extension of his predecessor, Hermanus Gelskerke.
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Original:  Note that the plantations depended on the forced labour of African people brought into the region as slaves (see the Wiki article: URL
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Original:  AUS #98 The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie, 1976) Steph 'n' Us (with Georia Golla and Stephane Grappelli) (1977) - AUS #38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie, 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (   Cherry Pie, 1978)  Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980) - AUS #92 This Time Tassie (Cherry Pie, 1981) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
Revised:  AUS #98 The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie, 1976) Steph 'n' Us (with Georia Golla and Stephane Grappelli) (1977) - AUS #38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie, 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection ( Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980) - AUS #92 This Time Tassie (Cherry Pie, 1981) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
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Original:  Series (Cherry Pie, 1982) - AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985) Flute Salad (  ABC, 1986)  Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004  (Nif Nuf, 2005) Fluteman (  Move, 2013  &  )
Revised:  Series (Cherry Pie, 1982) - AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985) Flute Salad ( ABC, 1986) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 with Bob Barnard, (Nif Nuf, 2005) Fluteman ( Move, 2013 & )
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Original:  Series (Cherry Pie, 1982) - AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985) Flute Salad (  ABC, 1986)  Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004  (Nif Nuf, 2005) Fluteman (  Move, 2013  &  )
Revised:  Series (Cherry Pie, 1982) - AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985) Flute Salad ( ABC, 1986) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 (Nif Nuf, 2005) Fluteman ( Move, 2013 ) & )
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Original: Life and career Donald Vernon Burrows was born at the Marrickville Hospital on August 8 , 1928, the only child of Vernon and Beryl and attended Bondi Public School.
Revised: Life and career Donald Vernon Burrows was born at the Marrickville Hospital on 8 , 1928, the only child of Vernon and Beryl and attended Bondi Public School.
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Original:  Awards and honours  Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) , 1973 Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) , 1987It 's an Honour –
Revised:  Awards and honours Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) , 1973 Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) It 's an Honour –
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Original:  1988 Inducted into the ARIA Music Awards Hall of Fame, 1991 Named one of the Australian Living Treasures , 1989, 1999 Sir Bernard Heinze Award for his service to Australia , 2000  Honorary Doctorate in Music, Sydney University , 2000 Honorary Doctorate in Music, Edith Cowan University, Perth , 2001 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music, Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA)
Revised:  1988 Inducted into the ARIA Music Awards Hall of Fame, 1991 Named one of the Australian Living Treasures , 1989, 1999 Sir Bernard Heinze Award for his service to Australia 2000 Honorary Doctorate in Music, Sydney University , 2000 Honorary Doctorate in Music, Edith Cowan University, Perth , 2001 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music, Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA)
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Original:  1988 Inducted into the ARIA Music Awards Hall of Fame, 1991 Named one of the Australian Living Treasures , 1989, 1999 Sir Bernard Heinze Award for his service to Australia , 2000  Honorary Doctorate in Music, Sydney University , 2000 Honorary Doctorate in Music, Edith Cowan University, Perth , 2001 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music, Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA)
Revised:  1988 Inducted into the ARIA Music Awards Hall of Fame, 1991 Named one of the Australian Living Treasures , 1989, 1999 Sir Bernard Heinze Award for his service to Australia , 2000 : Honorary Doctorate in Music, Sydney University , 2000 Honorary Doctorate in Music, Edith Cowan University, Perth , 2001 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music, Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA)
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Original:  Awards of 2004  Honorary Doctorate in Education, Central Queensland University , 2004 Inducted into the }  Australian Jazz Bell Awards   Hall of Fame , 2007 Discography As leader Don Burrows Plus Six – On Camera (Columbia, 1963 ) The Jazz Sound of the Don Burrows Quartet (Columbia, 1966 ) A Tribute to Freddy Gardner (Columbia, 1966 ).
Revised:  Awards of 2004 Honorary Doctorate in Education, Central Queensland University , 2004 Inducted into the } The Australian Jazz Bell Awards Hall of Fame , 2007 Discography As leader Don Burrows Plus Six – On Camera (Columbia, 1963 ) The Jazz Sound of the Don Burrows Quartet (Columbia, 1966 ) A Tribute to Freddy Gardner (Columbia, 1966 ).
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Original:  Reissued as The Saxophone Artistry of Don Burrows (EMI, 1975) 2000 Weeks , (soundtrack to 2000 Weeks ) (Columbia, 1969) Just the Beginning (Cherry Pie , 1971 ) Live! at Montreaux (Cherry Pie , 1972 ) At the Sydney Opera House (Cherry Pie , 1974 ) Duo (with George Golla and Luis Bonfa) (Cherry Pie , 1975  ) -
Revised:  Reissued as The Saxophone Artistry of Don Burrows (EMI, 1975) 2000 Weeks , (soundtrack to 2000 Weeks ) (Columbia, 1969) Just the Beginning (Cherry Pie , 1971 Format: LP Label: Cherry Pie - Live! at Montreaux (Cherry Pie , 1972 ) At the Sydney Opera House (Cherry Pie , 1974 ) Duo (with George Golla and Luis Bonfa) (Cherry Pie , 1975 ) -
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Original:  Reissued as The Saxophone Artistry of Don Burrows (EMI, 1975) 2000 Weeks , (soundtrack to 2000 Weeks ) (Columbia, 1969) Just the Beginning (Cherry Pie , 1971 ) Live! at Montreaux (Cherry Pie , 1972 ) At the Sydney Opera House (Cherry Pie , 1974 ) Duo (with George Golla and Luis Bonfa) (Cherry Pie , 1975  ) -
Revised:  Reissued as The Saxophone Artistry of Don Burrows (EMI, 1975) 2000 Weeks , (soundtrack to 2000 Weeks ) (Columbia, 1969) Just the Beginning (Cherry Pie , 1971 ) Live! at Montreaux (Cherry Pie , 1972 ) At the Sydney Opera House (Cherry Pie , 1974 ) Duo (with George Golla and Luis Bonfa) Released: 1975 ) -
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Original:  AUS 98  The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976  )  Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) ( 1977 ) - AUS 38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie , 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Burnier Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980  )  - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
Revised:  AUS 98 The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976 ) Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) Released: 1977 ) - AUS 38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie , 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Burnier Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980 ) - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
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Original:  AUS 98  The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976  )  Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) ( 1977 ) - AUS 38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie , 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Burnier Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980  )  - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
Revised:  AUS 98 The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976 ) Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) ( 1977 ) - AUS 38 Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Burnier Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980 ) - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
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Original:  AUS 98  The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976  )  Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) ( 1977 ) - AUS 38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie , 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Burnier Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980  )  - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
Revised:  AUS 98 The Tasman Connection (Cherry Pie , 1976 ) Steph 'n' Us (with George Golla and Stephane Grappelli) ( 1977 ) - AUS 38 Cool Yule (Cherry Pie , 1978) Don Burrows and the Brazilian Connection (with Cartier) (Cherry Pie, 1978) , reissued as Brazilian Parrot (Music Is Medicine, 1980 ) - AUS #92 This Time Tassie ( Cherry Pie, 1981 ) A Retrospective (ABC, 1982) Sara Dane: Music Inspired by the T.V.
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Original:  AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984 ) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985  )   Flute Salad (with Chris Hinze) (ABC , 1986) Together at Last (with Julie Anthony) (Castle Communications , 1994) Whenever (Morrison Records, 1999 ) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 ( with Bob Barnard) (Nif Nuf , 2005) Fluteman (with John Sangster) ( Move, 2013) Collaborations John Sangster –
Revised:  Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984 ) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985 ) Flute Salad (with Chris Hinze) (ABC , 1986) Together at Last (with Julie Anthony) (Castle Communications , 1994) Whenever (Morrison Records, 1999 ) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 ( with Bob Barnard) (Nif Nuf , 2005) Fluteman (with John Sangster) ( Move, 2013) Collaborations John Sangster –
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Original:  AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984 ) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985  )   Flute Salad (with Chris Hinze) (ABC , 1986) Together at Last (with Julie Anthony) (Castle Communications , 1994) Whenever (Morrison Records, 1999 ) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 ( with Bob Barnard) (Nif Nuf , 2005) Fluteman (with John Sangster) ( Move, 2013) Collaborations John Sangster –
Revised:  AUS #86 Burrows at the Winery (ABC, 1984 ) Makin' Whoopee (ABC, 1985 ) Flute Salad (with Chris Hinze) (ABC , 1986) Together at Last (with Julie Anthony) (Castle Communications , 1994) Whenever (Morrison Records, 1999 ) Bob Barnard's Jazz Party 2004 ( Bob Barnard) (Nif Nuf , 2005) Fluteman (with John Sangster) ( Move, 2013) Collaborations John Sangster –
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Original:  Australia And All That Jazz Vol. 1 (Cherry Pie, 1971) Galapagos Duck featuring Don Burrows &  - St James (44 Records, 1976) Marilane with Don Burrows - In Flight (1999) Bob Barnard Ralph Sutton - The Joint is Jumpin' (La Brava Music, 2000 )
Revised:  Australia And All That Jazz Vol. 1 (Cherry Pie, 1971) Galapagos Duck featuring Don Burrows & - St James (44 Records, 1976) Marilane with Don Burrows - Ralph Sutton - The Joint is Jumpin' (La Brava Music, 2000 )
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