A directory compiled for Allan “Al” Ellis.
Musicians, educators and storytellers from the existing directory, with a shorter account of the work that public sources support. Professional profiles are separate from programme connections. A connection to Allan, School Torque or The Crew remains unverified for these fourteen entries; this does not mean no connection existed. Older profiles describe work at the time of their source.
An entry awaiting an accessible professional source.
This directory entry is retained while the original performer biographies remain inaccessible.
The indexed Crew credit is a retrieval lead. Biography, name-change and programme-role details remain unverified.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Published professional profiles, credits and dated appearances.
A 2012 official band biography identifies Craig Woodward as songwriter, guitarist and vocalist with the Sydney country/rock group The Lonely Dogs.
Programme connection: unresolved.
David Reidy’s public professional profile describes his work as a musician, vocalist, songwriter, producer and voice/contemporary-music coach.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Nine’s April 2013 report records Tim Moxey performing on The Voice Australia and describes him then as a Sydney music teacher.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Funkdafied’s artist biography describes Dane Laboyrie as a Sydney trumpeter and lists The Cat Empire among the artists he has played with.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Domanis Restaurant’s performer biography identifies Rockin’ Ron Gaydon as a guitarist and vocalist.
Programme connection: unresolved.
A published concert listing advertises Anthony Snape as Tommy Emmanuel’s guest at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on 6–7 April 2018.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Dieter Kleemann’s booking biography describes his work as a Sydney freelance guitarist and teaching at the Australian Institute of Music.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Air-Edel lists Bryce Jacobs as composer for 12 Monkeys (2017) and credits him with additional music for Christopher Robin (2018).
Programme connection: unresolved.
Roles described by institutional and professional sources.
JMC Academy lists Dr Jeff Crabtree as a master’s lecturer.
Programme connection: unresolved.
The author biography on GBD’s company blog identifies Jeff McGarn as its managing director.
Programme connection: unresolved.
An entry awaiting a verified professional identity link.
This directory entry is retained while its professional identity is checked.
The Cinemaiden portfolio is readable but does not name Brianna Rae, so its biography is not assigned to her.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Documented professional work, with programme connections kept separate.
A University of Sydney account dated 12 March 2020 documents Genevieve Campbell’s work with Tiwi elders on song language and the repatriation of archived song recordings.
Programme connection: unresolved.
Murawin identifies Carol Vale as a co-founder and, in its latest leadership update, an ambassador and cultural/strategic adviser.
Programme connection: unresolved.
A separate credit from the programme’s own channel.
The October 2023 upload of Sweet Sweet Spirit final credits Nicola DeSensi on vocals, Jeremy Manodo on keys and Al Ellis contributing vocals near the end. The upload date does not establish when it was filmed.
The source links beside each profile support its professional description. They do not establish a programme relationship. Two entries remain pending access or identity verification; the existing friends roster is preserved without research or expansion.
Tim Moxey’s 2013 The Voice Australia appearance is a separate context from Crew Indigenous’s The Voice project. Bryce Jacobs’s Christopher Robin credit is for additional music. Dated and promotional profiles are kept within those limits.