From Red Wiggle to rock star: Murray Cook's musical evolution with The Soul Movers

Maeve Bannister
Updated June 19 2021 - 10:22am, first published 10:12am
The Wiggles was a big part of my childhood, and it was a bit of a thrill to get to meet one of them alongside his new singing partner in The Soul Movers, Lizzie Mack. (I resisted the urge to ask to pose with Wiggles fingers).
The Wiggles was a big part of my childhood, and it was a bit of a thrill to get to meet one of them alongside his new singing partner in The Soul Movers, Lizzie Mack. (I resisted the urge to ask to pose with Wiggles fingers).

Whether he's performing in a Melbourne laneway bar or taking to the stage in front of thousands for bushfire relief, there are four words Murray Cook always hears: "You were my childhood."

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Maeve Bannister

I'm a journalist for the Bay Post/Moruya Examiner and Narooma News. Got a tip? Email maeve.bannister@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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