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Best known as the drummer for the Australian folk group the Waifs, David Ross MacDonald revealed a different side of his musical persona on his 2003 debut solo album, Southern Crossing, a collection of original fingerstyle guitar instrumentals.

His most recent album is a further revelation, showcasing his substantial skills as a singer-songwriter.

MacDonald's vocals, lyrics, and intricate fingerstyle guitar playing bring to mind a collaboration between Nick Drake and a mid-1970s Bruce Cockburn. Like the latter, MacDonald's well constructed songs often use imagery drawn from nature, oceans and forests, in particular, but unlike Cockburn, MacDonald occasionally portrays the natural world as an unpredictable and potentially threatening realm. In 'The Pearl,' an epic tale of two pearl-diving brothers ends in tragedy, and in 'Cannery Row,' seven lives are lost to an ocean storm.

Ross' lyrics are dark and thoughtful, and in combination with his hypnotic fingerstyle guitar work, they create evocative songs with a haunting, poignant quality

Ahh crap, I'm a folk singer type person :(
 
I got 532 results some of which ranged from company ceo's, fishermen, a country singer and a computer geek ( hey muct be more than a coincidence) lol :(
 
Believe it or not my most famous namesake was an RAF Officer, and received the Distinguished Service Order and Distinguished Flying Cross.
Big boots to fill :s
 
you wont believe it but when i type in my name theres is actually a picture of me!!!!

taken several years ago

the website no longer exists but its got the thumnail here

im in the second row of pictures very left

holding the plane with the big yellow rectangle on it
 
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