Col Edmonds
Albums
Country Songs & Bush Ballads
Forty Years of Country
Middle of the Road
Mustering Season
My Kinda Country
No More Rattle of the Chains
Still a Song in Me
EPs
Country Comedy
Songs
40 Years of Country
A Good Australian Song
A New Pair of Shoes
A Trucker's Son
All I Had to Do Was Walk In
All Over Again
An April Morn
Annie Johnson
Back to Marble Bar
Bed of Roses
Been a Fool too Long
Belyando River
Blanket on the Ground
Book of Memories
Born to Lose
Bushman Song
Camooweal
Catchin' Yellow Belly
City Lights
Cosy Inn
Dark Boy from the Wild
Daylight Saving
Don't Let Me Cross Over
Down on the Farm
Dusty's Tent
Finney's Home Brew
Forty Years of Country
Good Hearted Woman
Good Ole Highway One
Home Hill
How Much Heaven
I Didn't Jump the Fence
I Keep on Missing You
I Recall a Gypsy Woman
I'd Like to Be
I'll Leave This World Loving You
Jonsie's Bull
Just Walk Away.
Just Walk Away
King Dusty
Lamplighting Time in the Valley
Lay Claim to Country
Lights on the Hill
Little by Little
Losing You Again
Lucielle
Me and My Didjeridoo
Middle of the Road
Mustering Season
My Old Squatter's Chair
My Old Squatters Chair
Nebo Pub
Ninety Miles an Hour
No More Rattle of the Chains
No More Rattle of the Chain
Now I'm Easy
Old Cattle Camps
Ole Time Country Halls
One Man Band
Over Hill Top and Hollow
Overlander Trail
Philadelphia Lawyer
Pioneering Days
Please Don't Go to Fiji
Pride of the Outback
Promised to John
RM Williams Here's to You
Relics of the Past
Rose on the Wall
Social Service Cowboy
Someone to Love Again
Stranger
Suvla Bay
The Bushman's Song
The Cockroach Parade
The Farmer's Song
The Forsayth Waltz
The Girl in the Jukebox
The Girl on the Dance Hall Floor
The Kid from Off the Hill
The Man with All the Gold
The Old FJ
The Old Pocket Knife
The One Who Takes Me Home
The One Who Tucks Me In
The Plains of Pepermanati
The Rose on the Wall
The Snake in Charlie's Pants
The Wild Side of Life
Toast to the Pioneer Valley
Top Springs
Truckies' Lament
Unsuitably Dressed
We Meet by Accident
We've Done Us Proud
When the Currawongs Come Down
When the Rain Tumbles Down in July
You Can Never Do Wrong in a Mothers Eyes