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“THE SIXTIES”: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1964-1969 Page 1 of 314 THE SECOND WAVE: AUSTRALIAN ROCK AND POP 1964 –1969 COLLECTION GUIDE INTRODUCTION This collection guide is intended to provide information regarding the various materials held by the National Screen and Sound Archive relating to rock and popular music in Australia during the period 1964 - 1969. It continues from where “The First Wave: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1955 to 1963” published by National Screen and Sound Archive - ScreenSound Australia, in 1998. The National Screen and Sound Archive not only seeks to collect and preserve but also has a responsibility to provide information on Australian sound and moving image production in order to facilitate public access and awareness of these materials. The material listed in this collection guide is comprehensive as it also includes material not held by ScreenSound Australia. Where a recording is currently held in the collection, this is indicated by an asterisk (*) against each title in the right-hand margin. It is often a challenge to define exactly which recordings are “rock” or “pop” material, this listing has tried to include the broadest possible range of recordings -- including some which are perhaps also considered 'middle-of-the-road'. In many cases, the same artist often made recordings, which are considered iconic performances in Australian rock or pop also made records, which were aimed at a more general audience. The main criteria for selecting recordings for listing in this discography is that they were aimed at the teenage market or were contemporary material interpreted in a popular style such as was then presented on radio, television or in live performance. Despite adopting a broad interpretation of “rock” and “pop” some genres of popular music have been excluded from this discography such as jazz, country, and folk performances. Compilation and re-issue albums have generally been included, but in some cases recordings by the more popular bands or artists included in this discography have been reissued repeatedly on countless releases in every format imaginable (including some not included here such as reel-to-reel tapes and cassettes). Where possible overseas releases of Australian recordings have been listed, as are some recordings made overseas by Australian performers. The selection of New Zealand bands and artists included has been restricted to those who had some identifiable Australian connection such as those, which toured Australia and/or recorded here and those who eventually settled in Australia. Ross Laird, a member of the Archive’s Collection Information Section, who has extensive experience in research of the history and production of the Australian record industry, compiled this guide. Other researchers have kindly supplied some important addition information and I would like to thank Michael De Looper, Nicholas Solly, and Ben Whitten in this regard. Ron Brent Director National Screen and Sound Archive ScreenSound Australia March 2001 “THE SIXTIES”: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1964-1969 Page 2 of 314 THE “A” SOUND Sydney, 1966 Talk about that Festival FK-1340 Tomorrow I meet you Festival FK-1340, L45587/8 Note: Festival LP L45587/8 is titled “So You Want To Be A Rock Star Volume 1”. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILLY ADAMS Melbourne, 1965 G5007 Slow down Sandy (Quinteros) Go!! G-5007, GLP-3002, * Astor ALPS-1063 G5007 Alone (Alan Brite) Go!! G-5007 Note: Astor LP ALPS-1063 is titled “Australian Rock Heritage Volume 1”. Melbourne, 1965 G5017-A I think I’m gonna kill myself (Buddy Knox) Go!! G-5017 * G5017-B Shirley Lee (Trammell) Go!! G-5017, GLP-3003 * Note: Go!! LP GLP-3003 is titled “Go!! Hitmakers, Volume 2”. Melbourne, 1966 G5025-A Lookin’ for love (Orbison-Nelson) Go!! G-5025, GLP-3002 * G5025-B All time loser (June Sparks) Go!! G-5025 * Note: Go!! LP GLP-3002 is titled “Go!! Hitmakers, Volume 1”. Melbourne, 1966 G5035-A Dancing in your eyes (Bradley-Mason) Go!! G-5035, GLP-3005 * G5035-B Come dance with me (Quinteros) Go!! G-5035 * Note: Go!! LP GLP-3005 is titled “Go!! Hitmakers, Volume 2”. Melbourne, 1966 Change your mind Go!! G-5042 I’ll fall to you Go!! G-5042 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIP ADDISON Sydney, 1966 MX20833 Hey (M. Gibb-N. Kipner) DownUnder UK-1454 * MX20834 Young man’s fancy (M. Gibb-N. Kipner) DownUnder UK-1454 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE AFFAIR Sydney, 1968 MX27863 Shoeshine boy (L. Pinz) Festival FK-2450, L45705/6 * MX27864 What became of Mary (D. Larden) Festival FK-2450 * Note: Festival LP L45705/6 is titled “So You Want To Be A Rock Star Volume 2”. “THE SIXTIES”: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1964-1969 Page 3 of 314 THE AFFAIR Sydney, 1969 MX32971 Money can’t buy me (M. Lindsay) Festival FK-3365 * MX32972 Sing a simple song (S. Stewart) Festival FK-3365 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE ALL STARS Sydney, 1968 MX28875 Come dance with me (E. Quinteros) Festival FK-2669 * MX28876 Will you love me tomorrow? (C. King-J. Goffin) Festival FK-2669 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHRIS & PETER ALLEN ?Sydney, 1966 Middle of the street Ampar MK-1248 I owe everything to you Ampar MK-1248 ?Sydney, 1968 72776-A Ten below (A. Kasha-J Hirschhorn) Philips BF-370 * 72776-B Just friends (S.M. Lewis-J. Klenner) Philips BF-370 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DAEVID ALLEN London, 1969 Mystic sister BYG ??? Magick brother --- Magick sister --- Glad to say to say --- Rational anthem --- Chainstore chant --- Pretty Missw Titty --- Fable of Fredish --- Hope you feel OK --- Ego --- Gong song --- Princess dreaming --- 5+20 schoolgirls --- Cos you got green hair --- Note: BYG LP ??? is titled “Magick Brother”. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE LAURIE ALLEN REVUE Sydney, 1967 MX23101 Beautiful brown eyes (Russell-Burke) Festival FK-1807 * MX23102 Saved (Leiber-Stoller) Festival FK-1807 * THE LAURIE ALLEN REVUE Sydney, 1968 “THE SIXTIES”: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1964-1969 Page 4 of 314 MX26647 Any little bit (Wilkins-Hurley) Festival FK-2257, FX-11533, * FL-32978 MX26648 Cool jerk (Storball) Festival FK-2257, --- * Note: Festival LP FL-32978 is titled “Australian Star Showcase ‘68”. Sydney, 1968 MX27633 As long as I got you (G. Barge-L. Lee) Festival FK-2421, FX-11533 * MX27634 Not born to follow (Goffin-King) Festival FK-2421, --- * Note: Festical EP FX-11533 is titled “The Laurie Allen Revue”. For records issued as LAURIE ALLEN & BOBBY BRIGHT see BOBBY & LAURIE. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE MIKE ALLEN GROUP Sydney, 1966 MX147505 Batman’s invasion (M. Allen) CBS BA-221295 * MX147506 Sweets for my sweet (D. Pomus-M. Shuman) CBS BA-221295 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE ALLUSIONS Sydney, 1966 7XAPA1082 Gypsy woman (Burnette-Osborn) Parlophone A-8196, GEPO-70038, * PMCO-7540, Raven RVLP-03 7XAPA1083 Fever (burns in my brain) (Michael Morris) Parlophone A-8196,Raven RVLP-03 * Sydney, 1966 The dancer (Michael Morris) Parlophone A-8210, GEPO-70038, * PMCO-7540, Raven RVLP-03, RVCD-07 Roller coaster man Parlophone A-8210, GEPO-70038 Note: Raven CD RVCD-07 is titled “Sixties Downunder Volume 2”. Sydney, 1966 7XAPA1210 Looks like trouble (M. Morris) Parlophone A-8228, GEPO-70038, * PMCO-7540, Raven RVLP-03 7XAPA1211 97 cigarettes (M. Morris) Parlophone A-8228, PMCO-7540 * Note: Parlophone EP GEPO-70038 is titled “The Dancer”. Sydney, 1967 7XAPA1264 Roundabout (M. Morris) Parlophone A-8242, PMCO-7540 * 7XAPA1265 I’ll be home (B. Davis) Parlophone A-8242, --- * Sydney, 1967 7XAPA1342 Two of a kind (M. Morris) Parlophone A-8256 * 7XAPA1343 Seven days of rain (M. Morris) Parlophone A-8256 * THE ALLUSIONS Sydney, 1968 7XAPA1437 Mr. Love (B. Davis) Parlophone A-8281 * “THE SIXTIES”: Australian rock & pop recordings, 1964-1969 Page 5 of 314 7XAPA1438 And she’s mine (B. Davis) Parlophone A-8281, PMCO-7540 * Sydney, 1968 I gotta move Parlophone PMCO-7540, * Raven RVLP-03 Blue tomorrow Parlophone PMCO-7540 Shop around --- Lady of leisure --- In my solitude --- I believe --- Out of order --- Note: Parlophone LP PMCO-7540 is titled “The Allusions”. It was reissued as SPMEO-9439. Raven LP RVLP-03 is titled “Five By 4, Vol. 1”. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROBYN ALVAREZ Sydney, 1964 7XAA1372 I know my love (Halford-Justin) HMV EA-4630 * 7XAA1373 We may meet again (Halford-Justin) HMV EA-4630 * Sydney, 1964 MX16993 Don’t get around much anymore (Russell- Ellington) Leedon LK-812 * MX16994 Hi lili hi lo (Deutch-Kaper) Leedon LK-812 * Sydney, 1965 MX18003 Love of the loved (Lennon-McCartney) Leedon LK-969 * MX18004 Nothing (Elgin-Augustus-Lewis) Leedon LK-969 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE AMAZONS Sydney, 1965 MX19303 Ain’t that lovin’ you baby (Malone) Leedon LK-1203, Festival L45587/8 * MX19304 You’d better mind (Tony Barber) Leedon LK-1203 * Note: Festival LP L45587/8 is
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