Slim Dusty discography

Last updated March 15, 2024

The discography of Slim Dusty (1927-2003) (AO, MBE), an Australian country music singer, consists of 122 records, 61 studio albums.

Albums

Studio albums


Title	Album details	Chart positions	Certifications (sales thresholds)
Title	Album details	AUS ^[4]^[5]^[6]	Certifications (sales thresholds)
Slim Dusty Sings	Released: 1960 Label: EMI Music/Columbia Records (330SX-7611)	-
Songs for Rolling Stones (credited to Slim Dusty And His Bushlanders)	Released: 1961 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7642)	-
Along the Road of Song	Released: 1962 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7654)	-
Aussie Sing Song (credited to Slim Dusty And His Bushlanders)	Released: 1962 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7668) AKA Slim Dusty Sing Song	-
Another Aussie Sing Song (credited to Slim Dusty And His Bushlanders)	Released: 1963 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7689)	-
Songs in the Saddle	Released: 1963 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7697)	-
Songs of Australia	Released: 1964 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7713)	-
People and Places (credited to Slim Dusty And His Bushlanders)	Released: 1964 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
Australian Bush Ballads	Released: 1965 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7745)	-
The Nature of Man	Released: 1966 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
An Evening with Slim and Joy (with Joy McKean)	Released: 1966 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7761)	-
Essentially Australian	Released: 1967 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7790)	-
Songs My Father Sang to Me	Released: 1967 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7814)	-
Songs from the Cattle Camps	Released: 1968 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7846)	-
Sing Along with Dad (with Joy McKean, Anne and David)	Released: 1968 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
Cattle Camp Crooner	Released: 1969 Label: EMI/Columbia (33OSX-7902)	-
Sing a Happy Song	Released: 1970 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
Songs from the Land I Love	Released: 1971 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-7987)	-
Glory Bound Train	Released: 1971 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-7993)	-
Me and My Guitar	Released: 1972 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-7999)	-
Foolin' Around (with Joy McKean)	Released: 1973 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
Tall Stories and Sad Songs	Released: 1973 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8016)	-
Australiana	Released: August 1974 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8018)	96
Lights on the Hill	Released: August 1975 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8028)	45	ARIA: 5× Gold^[1]
Things I See Around Me (featuring The Travelling Country Band)	Released: June 1976 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8030)	62
Give Me the Road (featuring The Travelling Country Band)	Released: October 1976 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8032)	81
Just Slim With Old Friends (with Barry Thornton, Paul and Colleen Trenwith and Linsday Butler)	Released: 1977 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8034)	-
On the Move (with The new Travelling Country Band)	Released: September 1977 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8035)	59
To Whom it May Concern	Released: August 1978 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8037)	64
Spirit of Australia	Released: May 1979 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8038)	79
Walk a Country Mile	Released: October 1979 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8039)	58
The Man Who Steadies the Lead	Released: August 1980 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8040)	61
The Slim Dusty Family Album	Released: December 1980 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8041)	65
Where Country Is	Released: September 1981 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8042)	59
Who's Riding Old Harlequin Now? (with The Travelling Country Band)	Released: October 1982 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8044)	90
On the Wallaby	Released: July 1983 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCX-8045)	76
Trucks on the Track	Released: May 1984 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-430002)	50
Singer from Down Under	Released: July 1985 Label: EMI/Columbia (EMC 263)	78
To a Mate (Slim Dusty Remembers "Mack" Cormack)	Released: 1985 Label: EMI/Columbia (TC-FA.157016)	-
Stories I Wanted to Tell	Released: 1986 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-430037)	-
Beer Drinking Songs of Australia	Released: November 1986 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-430045)	77
Neon City	Released: September 1987 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-430058)	86
Cattlemen from the High Plains	Released: February 1988 Label: CEMI/Columbia (SCXO-748656)	95
G'day, G'day	Released: 12 December 1988^[7] Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-791447)	78	ARIA: Gold^[8]
King of Kalgoorlie	Released: August 1989 Label: EMI/Columbia (SCXO-792455)	85
Two Singers One Song (with Anne Kirkpatrick)	Released: 16 October 1989 Label: Columbia (SCXO-793190)	-
Coming Home	Released: 29 October 1990 Label: Columbia (SCXO-795282)	98
That's The Song We're Singing	Released: 9 November 1992 Label: Columbia	-
Ringer from the Top End	Released: 4 October 1993 Label: EMI (8271942)	65
Natural High	Released: 10 October 1994 Label: EMI (8303472)	95
Country Way of Life	Released: 28 August 1995 Label: EMI (8145722)	71
A Time to Remember	Released: 14 April 1997 Label: EMI (724385673221)	34
Makin' a Mile	Released: 31 October 1997 Label: EMI (724382330424)	34	ARIA: Gold^[9]
West of Winton	Released: 1999 (Later withdrawn) Reissued: 15 October 2001 Label: EMI (4957392)	-
Ninety Nine	Released: 25 October 1999 Label: EMI (5234884)	50
Looking Forward Looking Back	Released: 17 July 2000 Label: EMI (5271604)	3	ARIA: 2× Platinum^[10]
The Men From Nulla Nulla (credited to Slim Dusty and Shorty Ranger)	Released: 15 October 2001 Label: EMI (5362432)	-
Travellin' Still...Always Will (with Anne Kirkpatrick)	Released: 18 March 2002 Label: EMI (724353803421)	37	ARIA: Gold^[11]
Columbia Lane - the Last Sessions	Released: 1 March 2004 Label: EMI (724357729024)	5	ARIA: Gold^[12]
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart, position unknown or was not released in that territory.

Soundtrack albums


Title	Album details	Chart positions
Title	Album details	AUS ^[5]
The Slim Dusty Movie	Released: August 1984 Label: EMI Music (VMP.430004/2)	73
I've Been There and Back Again (The Soundtrack to the Joy McKean Book)	Released: 2011 Label: EMI Tracks recorded between 1940 and 2001	-
Slim and I (Slim Dusty & Various Artists)	Released: 4 September 2020^[13] Label: EMI (0748837)	8 ^[14]

Live albums


Title	Album details	Chart positions
Title	Album details	AUS ^[4]^[5]
Live at Wagga Wagga	Released: 1972 Label: Axis Records (AXIS 6017)	-
Live at Tamworth	Released: 1973 Label: Columbia/ EMI Music (TVSS-12)	-
The Entertainer (Live at the Sydney Opera House)	Released: 1978 Label: Columbia/ EMI Music (VMP-1062)	-
Live Across Australia (credited to The Slim Dusty Family)	Released: 1986 Label: Axis (AX.701234) Recorded in 1983	-
Live into the '90s	Released: 4 May 1992 Label: EMI (7990252) Recorded in 1991	92
The Slim Dusty Show (Live in Townsville 1956)	Released: 22 January 1996 Label: EMI Music (8324072) Recorded in 1956	-
91 Over 50	Released: 26 August 1996 Label: EMI Music (8147122) Recorded in 1996	46
Slim Dusty Live	Released: 11 March 2006 Label: EMI Music (3524912) Recorded in 2000	42
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart, position unknown or was not released in that territory.

Compilation albums


Title	Album details	Chart positions	Certifications (sales thresholds)
Title	Album details	AUS ^[4]^[5]^[6]	Certifications (sales thresholds)
Encores	Released: 1969 Label: Columbia (330SX-9565)	-
The Best of Slim Dusty	Released: 1973 Label: World Record Club (S-5359)	-
Dusty Tracks	Released: 1973 Label: Axis (AXIS 6083) Tracks recorded between 1959 and 1967	-
Dinki-Di Aussies	Released: 1974 Label: Axis (TC-AX-1095) Tracks recorded between 1957 and 1969	-
The Best of Slim Dusty Volume 2	Released: 1975 Label: Columbia (SCX-8021)	-
Way Out There	Released: 1975 Label: Axis Tracks recorded between 1957 and 1964	-
This Is Your Life	Released: 1976 Label: EMI (SCXA 8033)	-
Songs from Down Under	Released: 1976 Label: Axis (TC-AX- 10306) Tracks recorded between 1959 and 1972	-
Slim Dusty Sings His Favourite Songs	Released: 1976 Label: World Record Club (R-60533)	-
Travelling Country Man	Released: 1977 Label: Axis (TC-AX- 10334) Tracks recorded between 1959 and 1973	-
A Guitar and a Hat	Released: February 1979 Label: World Record Club (90544, C 90545, C 90546) 3x Vinyl Box Set	-
Rarities	Released: 1979 Label: EMI (SD.1) Tracks recorded between 1942 and 1945	-
Rodeo Riders	Released: 1979 Label: Axis (6386) Tracks recorded between 1960 and 1977	-
No. 50 The Golden Anniversary Album	Released: April 1981 Label: EMI Music (PLAY1004)	10
Slim Dusty ....Vintage Album 1	Released: 1982 Label: EMI/Columbia (TC 7998684)	-
Slim Dusty ....Vintage Album 2	Released: 1983 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
I Haven't Changed a Bit	Released: 1983 Label: Axis (AX-701306)	-
The Best of Slim Dusty	Released: 1984 Label: EMI/ Reader's Digest (Oz-RD4-386) 6× LP box set	-	ARIA: Gold^[15]
I'll Take Mine Country Style	Released: 1985 Label: Axis (AX-430027)	-
Australia Is His Name	Released: 1985 Label: Thorn EMI 3x LP Box Set (7946552)	-
Slim Dusty ....Vintage Album 3	Released: November 1986 Label: EMI/Columbia	-
Country Livin'	Released: 23 November 1987 Label: Axis (AX 701372) Tracks recorded between 1957 and 1987	-
The Heritage Album	Released: 1988 Label: Columbia (SCXO 790140) Tracks recorded between 1955 and 1987	-
Slim Dusty Sings Stan Coster	Released: 1988 Label: Axis (AXIS 8377242) Tracks recorded between 1963 and 1978	-
Slim Dusty ....Vintage Album 4	Released: 1989 Label: EMI/Columbia (OEX 793064)	-
Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson	Released: March 1990 Label: Columbia	-
Slim Dusty ....Vintage Album 5	Released: January 1991 Label: EMI/Columbia (OEX 795285)	-
Slim Dusty Sings Joy McKean	Released: October 1991 Label: EMI/Columbia Tracks recorded between 1962 and 1986	-
Travellin' Guitar^[16]	Released: February 1992 Label: Tracks recorded between 1958 and 1960	-
A Land He Calls His Own	Released: August 1992 Label: EMI (251206-208) Tracks recorded between 1966 and 1987 3x CD Box Set	-
The Anniversary Album No. 2 (1943-1993)	Released: December 1993 Label: EMI (7896102)	-
Regal Zonophone Collection	Released: 16 October 1995 Label: EMI Tracks recorded between 1946 and 1957 3xCD Set	-
Country Classics	Released: 1996 Label: Reader's Digest (300701300) Tracks recorded between 1947 and 1995 3xCD Set	-	ARIA: Gold^[17]
Old Time Drover's Lament	Released: 1997 Label: EMI Tracks recorded between 1957 and 1970	-
Down the Dusty Road	Released: 1998 Label: EMI (724381431627)	-
Talk About The Good Times	Released: 1998 Label: EMI Tracks recorded between 1960 and 1975	-
The Very Best of Slim Dusty	Released: November 1998 Label: EMI (724349572829)	15	ARIA: 5× Platinum^[18]
The Man Who Is Australia	Released: July 2000 Label: EMI (724352765321) 5xCD Set	70
A Piece of Australia	Released: 15 January 2001 Label: EMI (724353107222)	-
Pubs, Trucks & Plains	Released: March 2007 Label: EMI (094638953227) Tracks recorded between 1960 and 2002 3×CD set	20	ARIA: Gold^[19]
Reunion (credited to The Slim Dusty Family)	Released: March 2008 Label: EMI (5198462)	15
Sittin' On 80	Released: July 2009 Label: EMI (094638953227) Tracks recorded between 1969 and 2002 4x CD Set	20
1960's Classic Albums	Released: 28 September 2012 Label: EMI (7056652) 5x CD Box Set	-
1970's Classic Albums	Released: 28 September 2012 Label: EMI (7056662) 5x CD Box Set	-
1980's Classic Albums	Released: 28 September 2012 Label: EMI (7056672) 5x CD Box Set	-
1990's Classic Albums	Released: 28 September 2012 Label: EMI (7056712) 5x CD Box Set	-
The Son of Noisy Dan: A Musical Autobiography	Released: 16 August 2013 Label: Universal Music (3747004)	-
The Den Tapes	Released: 13 November 2015 Label: EMI (4736241) Recorded in the 1990s	27
Prime Movers	Released: 15 July 2016 Label: EMI (4788793)	43
Gone Fishin'	Released: 20 August 2021^[20] Label: EMI (3847882)	11 ^[21]
Christmas On the Station	Scheduled: 25 November 2022^[22] Label: EMI (4886132)	TBA
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart, position unknown or was not released in that territory.

Chronological list of all albums

Slim Dusty Sings (1960)
Songs for Rolling Stones(credited to Slim Dusty and His Bushlanders) (1961)
Along the Road of Song (1962)
Aussie Sing Song(credited to Slim Dusty and His Bushlanders) (1962)
Another Aussie Sing Song(credited to Slim Dusty and His Bushlanders) (1963)
Songs in the Saddle (1963)
Songs of Australia (1964)
People and Places (1964) (credited to Slim Dusty and His Bushlanders)
Australian Bush Ballads (1965)
The Nature of the Man (1966)
An Evening with Slim and Joy (1966) (with Joy McKean)
Essentially Australian (1967)
Songs My Father Sang to Me (1968)
Songs from the Cattle Camps (1968)
Sing Along with Dad (1968) (with Joy McKean, Anne and David)
Cattle Camp Crooner (1969)
Slim Dusty Encores (1969)
Sing a Happy Song (1970)
Songs from the Land I Love (1971)
Glory Bound Train (1971)
Live at Wagga Wagga (1972)
Me and My Guitar (1972)
Foolin' Around (1973) (with Joy McKean)
The Best of Slim Dusty (1973)
Live at Tamworth (1973)
Dusty Tracks (1973)
Tall Stories and Sad Songs (1973)
Australiana (1974)
Dinki Di Aussies (1974)
The Best of Slim Dusty Volume 2 (1975)
Lights on the Hill (1975)
Way Out There (1975)
Things I See Around Me (1976) (featuring The Travelling Country Band)
Give Me the Road (1976) (featuring The Travelling Country Band)
This Is Your Life (1976)
Songs from Down Under (1976)
Slim Dusty Sings His Favourite Songs (1976)
Just Slim with Old Friends (1977) (with Barry Thornton, Paul and Colleen Trenwith and Linsday Butler)
On the Move (1977) (with The new Travelling Country Band)
Travellin' Country Man (1977)
To Whom It May Concern (1978)
The Entertainer - Live at The Sydney Opera House (1978)
A Guitar and a Hat (1979)
Spirit of Australia (1979)
Slim Dusty Rarities (1979)
Rodeo Riders (1979)
Walk a Country Mile (1979)
The Man Who Steadies the Lead (1980)
Slim Dusty Family Album (1980)
No 50 - The Golden Anniversary Album (1981)
Where Country Is (1981)
Vintage Album Volume 1 (1981)
Who's Riding Old Harlequin Now(with The Travelling Country Band) (1981)
Vintage Album Volume 2 (1982)
On the Wallaby (1983)
I Haven't Changed a Bit (1983)
Trucks on the Track (1983)
Slim Dusty Movie (Soundtrack) (1984)
The Best of Slim Dusty (1984)
I'll Take Mine Country Style (1985)
Singer from Down Under (1985)
To a Mate (1985)
Australia Is His Name (1985)
Stories I Wanted to Tell (1986)
Vintage Album Volume 3 (1986)
Beer Drinking Songs of Australia (1986)
Cattlemen from the High Plains (1987)
Neon City (1987)
Country Livin' (1987)
The Heritage Album (1988)
Slim Dusty Sings Stan Coster (1988)
G'day G'day! (1988)
King of Kalgoorlie (1989)
Vintage Album Volume 4 (1989)
Two Singers One Song(with Anne Kirkpatrick) (1989)
Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson (1990)
Coming Home (1990)
Slim Dusty Sings Joy McKean (1991)
Vintage Album Volume 5 (1991)
A Land He Calls Our Own (1992)
Live Into the '90s (1992)
Travellin' Guitar (1992)
That's the Song We're Singing (1992)
Ringer from the Top End (1993)
The Anniversary Album No. 2 (1943-1993) (1993)
Natural High (1994)
Country Way of Life (1995)
Regal Zonophone Collection (1995)
The Slim Dusty Show(Live in Townsville 1956) (1996)
Country Classics (1996)
91 Over 50 (1996)
A Time to Remember (1997)
Talk About the Good Times (1997)
Old Time Drover's Lament (1997)
Makin' a Mile (1997)
Down the Dusty Road (1998)
The Very Best of Slim Dusty (1998)
West of Winton (1999)
Nighty Night (aka '99) (1999)
Looking Forward Looking Back (2000)
The Man Who Is Australia (2000)
A Piece of Australia (2000)
Ramblin' Shoes 1953-1976 (2000)
Ramblin' Shoes Vol.2 1980-2000 (2000)
The Men From Nulla Nulla(with Shorty Ranger) (2001)
Travellin' Still...Always Will (with Anne Kirkpatrick) (2002)
Columbia Lane - the Last Sessions (2004)
Slim Dusty Live (aka Live)(2006)
Pubs, Trucks & Plains (2007)
Reunion(credited to The Slim Dusty Family) (2008)
Sittin' On 80 (2009)
I've Been There And Back Again (2011)
1960's Classic Albums (2012)
1970's Classic Albums (2012)
1980's Classic Albums (2012)
1990's Classic Albums (2012)
The Son of Noisy Dan: A Musical Autobiography (2013)
The Den Tapes (2015)
Prime Movers (2016)
Slim and I (Soundtrack) (credited to Slim Dusty and various artists) (2020)
Gone Fishin' (2021)
Christmas On the Station (2022)

Charting singles

During his career, Dusty had five top 40 hits on the Australian charts, with "A Pub With No Beer" and "Duncan" both reaching number one in 1958 and 1980 respectively.

Year	Single	Chart positions		Certifications
Year	Single	Aus ^[5]	UK^[23]	Certifications
1958	"A Pub with No Beer"	1	3	AUS: Gold
	"The Answer to a Pub with No Beer"	12
	"Sequel to a Pub with No Beer"	23
1961	"Boomerang"	79
1971	"Darwin (Big Heart of the North)"	71
1974	"Lights on the Hill"	100
1974	"The Biggest Disappointment"	58
1975	"The Melbourne Cup"	91
1980	"Duncan"	1
1981	"Country Revival"	99
1983	"The Pub That Doesn't Sell Beer"	94
1987	"We've Done Us Proud"	80
1988	"G'day G'day"	37

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External links

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v t e Slim Dusty
Discography
Studio albums	Australiana Lights on the Hill Looking Forward Looking Back Travellin' Still...Always Will Columbia Lane – the Last Sessions
Live albums	91 over 50 Slim Dusty Live
Compilation albums	No. 50 The Best of Slim Dusty Country Classics The Very Best of Slim Dusty Pubs, Trucks & Plains The Den Tapes Prime Movers
Singles	"When the Rain Tumbles Down in July" "A Pub with No Beer" "Cunnamulla Fella" "The Man from Snowy River" "Lights on the Hill" "Duncan" "G'day G'day"
Related articles	ARIA Hall of Fame Australian Roll of Renown The Slim Dusty Movie soundtrack Slim and I soundtrack "Homewood"