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Tracy Coster

TRACY’S ACHIEVEMENTS

2006
Finalist in the ACMLA People’s Choice Awards for Best Bush Ballad Of The Year
2005
Named CMAA Golden Guitar Awards Vocal Collaboration Of The Year with Anne Kirkpatrick for ‘Back To The Saltbush Plains’
Named Australian Independent Country Music Awards Album Of The Year
Named NSW Golden Medallion Awards Female Vocalist Of The Year
Named Stan Coster Bush Ballad Awards Album Of The Year ‘Coster Country’
Named Stan Coster Bush Ballad Awards Comedy Song Of The Stan Coster ‘Loaded Dog’
Finalist in the CMAA Australian Country Music Achiever Awards Independent Entertainer Of The Year
Top 10 single ‘Back To The Saltbush Plains’
Top 15 single ‘Won’t Those Memories Let Me Be’
‘Won’t Those Memories Let Me Be’ - filmclip released
2004
Released “Coster Country” (distributed ACMEC)
Named Australian Independent Country Music Award Heritage Track of the Year “Bush Barbeque”
2002
Released book “Traveling My Own Track” on the life of her father Stan Coster, whom passed away in 1997. Stan had kept hand written diaries of his life. Tracy took these writings and with the help of her family released a wonderful tribute to a great man
2000
Named A.C.M.L.A. Peoples Choice Awards Best Bush Ballad
Released first bush ballad album “Bush Baby”
Top 10 single ‘Old Tin Roof’
1994
Inducted into the Hands of Fame in Tamworth (youngest ever at the time to be honoured)
CMAA Golden Guitar Finalist for Female Vocalist Of The Year with the Brian Poole and the Tremolos remake ‘Someone’.
1993
Released album “Play the Game” after a lengthy tour with the Slim Dusty Show
Single ‘Someone’ hit the charts
1991
Released album “The Girl in the Band”
Two Top 10 hit singles - self penned ‘City Sidewalks’ and the classic ‘Don’t say Goodbye’
1989
Released single ‘Another Blue Night’
1987
Released debut album “From the Heart”
1986
CMAA Golden Guitar Awards Finalist in Female Vocalist of the Year
1985
Released first single ‘Why Do I Feel Like Crying’