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Reg Lindsay
(1929-2008)
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Reg Lindsay was born in 1929 in Australia. He was married to
Heather McKean
. He died on 5 August 2008 in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
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Known for
The Ernie Sigley Show
7.1
TV Series
Soundtrack
("I Just Try to Smell the Roses along the Way", "I'm a Lonesome Fugitive", "July You're a Woman", "You've Got Everything You Want", "Moonshine (Friend of Mine)")
1974–1975 • 4 eps
Country and Western Hour
TV Series
Self - Compere
1963
The Graham Kennedy Show
6.9
TV Series
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("(Old Dogs, Children and) Watermelon Wine", "Close the Door Lightly (When You Go)", "July You're a Woman")
1973 • 3 eps
Everybody's Talking
TV Series
Self
1968
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The Ernie Sigley Show
7.1
TV Series
performer: "I Just Try to Smell the Roses along the Way"
performer: "I'm a Lonesome Fugitive"
performer: "July You're a Woman", "You've Got Everything You Want"
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1974–1975
4 episodes
The Graham Kennedy Show
6.9
TV Series
performer: "(Old Dogs, Children and) Watermelon Wine"
performer: "Close the Door Lightly (When You Go)"
performer: "July You're a Woman"
1973
3 episodes
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Born
1929
Australia
Died
August 5
,
2008
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
(pneumonia)
Spouse
Heather McKean
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He was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in the 1989 Queen's Birthday honors for service to country music.
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