Like an army marches on its stomach, the Choir of Man's harmonies are fuelled by beer and charred meat. Bearded blokes arrive at a warehouse in a Darwin industrial estate, wander out the back and crack open stubbies to warm up their vocal cords while band members tune a banjo and a dobro (guitar) in the corner.
This unlikely gang of public servants, engineers, students and shopkeepers is the brainchild of singer-songwriter David Garnham, who grew up in Wonthaggi and Phillip Island before following a girl up north seven years ago. The relationship didn't last but he fell in love with this most manly of towns, which he now calls home.
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