Dead Ringer Band - vocals - 'Bridge of Love' 1994

Dead Ringer Band

The Dead Ringer Band was a sensation at Tamworth in the early 1990s. With mum Di Chambers on bass, dad Bill Chambers on guitar, daughter Kasey Chambers out front on vocals and son Nash Chambers on drums, the band combined traditional country music foundations with the modern-day edginess of Kasey's fashion sensibility and Nash's production values. When the Chambers family so generously gave of their time to the 'Bridge of Love' recording and Barnardos Australia in general, no-one could have foreseen that young Kasey Chambers would rocket to superstardom following the release of her debut solo album 'The Captain' in 1999.

The Bridge of Love Project is an official Australian awareness-raising endeavour for the 20th Anniversary International Year of the Family, an initiative of the United Nations. Australia celebrates National Families Week 15-21 May 2014. The UN-designated theme for this year's international campaign is: 'Stronger Families, Stronger Communities'.

All proceeds from the Bridge of Love Project are directed towards Barnardos Australia for their continuing work with vulnerable children and young people in our communities.

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20th Anniversary of the International Year of the Family

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Original 'Bridge of Love' illustration by Priscilla Nielsen, used by permission.