,e~ STEUE THE TEEN AND TWENTIES NEWSPAPER 15 CErulS WIDWOOD VOL,2 ,N0. 17 FORMS NEW GROUP Volume 2 ANIIAlS Number 17 WAll OUT Melbourne show ends in havoc n. W.ls ...... MIiie their second show In MtlbourM last week. lt -.was discovered that the group's drummer had not shown up. He had !Men left back at the hot~I and the Group refused to perform without him. Da.-e Dee and Co. bad walked otr durinr the ftnt show April 26 wllh on••'-~ equipment. after trouble On bolb OCCM1on1 the audience wu furious. Slow hand claps and tootstampln1 b:-ou1ht rears of • riot. After the nrst rus;h t of the Animals show ln Men,oume, crlUcism new left, right and centre. The show l!.Setr was described. as the poorest Mow seen in Au.stralla for years. The audiences were as cold as Ned Kelly"s grave and impaUent to say the least. Eric Burden and lbe Ani mal5 wett by far the Mst act on 1~ show. Eric hlmst.lf pro,·ed that he Is one of the tltst 1967 artb~;"n~~~ ::1 11!~«:.et~~:>'i_.oved Ones, with the Mixtures close4riet~~:int~o English acts t Psul and Barry Ryan, and Dave Dee, Dozy, et.c.l proved only, that lhere hre groups m Australia who are a lol bettf'r.== =~~--,
L y nn e Rand~ll lto be guest s1ar orlU 1e<_110 appear on six ., hrok e her arm al a Davy Jones at a mnJor TV progriun.s n-tordlnc IIUll.ion at charity concert. durinv the next five CBS atudloa In Hollr• weck5. ,.-ood lul week, As a result of the She was unable to Injury Lyn.'MI Is su1n1 These appearances Dave Dee, Doq. BecQ. llttck and Tlch retum to Los An&:el es ICBS. She was sched· are now ln doubt. t' .. • . ,,,.,-,-, . ~ . . • . • --. ·-: C ·_ :.·.•. • • •' ~ ::·.~ •~ '~; !16. SHOWaOTOS-6RlORE
...... - :_ "llffbD!ll111ows~ ~njid. . ,vnnE, . WEr.lNESDA V, APRIL 26 , \Q67 - PAGE 3 PAGE 2- ,\EONESo:.~ ~PR,_ .=.o -'o~ 80· -0RDON AND THE ANIMALS·DAVE DEE. D0 GO-SET NATIONAL aos ·-~.!.."'- AND Melbourne -TCP40 10· ' ~ aos OJ 1.( I J P•nny Lane/ Str11 wberry Fields Fore't'er ...... Beatles NO-GO BAN ON BENT BEAKS m ~~-Brisbane 2.( 5) Som• thing Stupid Nancy and Frank Sinatra "' No-Go's to all the radio station pro ll. All bu1 SA gram managers· ror banning the fabulous 3.{ 2) G.orgy Girl ...... Seekers record by the Bent Breaks "Caught Re:ct --- 4 .( 7) Wh11t 's Wrong With The Way I Li¥e ...... Twilights Hande~-- from air play. All l can sa_y 1s Melbourne ~ these people must have pretty rotten nunds _ .. ,n• 5 .( 4) Ruby Tuesday/ Let 's Spend The Night - if they consider this record indecent. Toget her ...... Rolling Stones Bent Breaks Fan Foreve r. :< 6 .( 13) Johnny Young, E.P ...... Johnny Young - 7 .( Q) Re le11e Me ...... Engelbert Humperd1nck NO-GO MONKEES 8.( 8) Return Of The Red Baron Roval Guardsmen No-Go's to n, Monkees whom J think 9.{ 3) I'm A S.liHer ...... Monkees stink - they are ugly, and over publicised and have no talent at all - ueh 11 No-Go, ~ JO.( 11) There's A Kind Of Hush Herman·s Her.nits No-Go, No-Go - I hate ·em. Why must 11 .( 61 Snoopy .., _ The Red Ba ron Royal Guardsmen we put up with seeing and heartnc them? 12 .( 12) C' tdlcated To The One I Lo't'e Mamas & Papas Eril. 0 13.( 10) Pamel11 Pamela . . Wayne Fontana 10 AU blll WA ;,:;: 14 .( 14) On A Carou.el ...... Hollies 1 All IMII V GO-GO R.J.S.S. 15.(lQ) There's A Kind Of Go-Go IU.S.S. - they're still tht' greatest Hush . New Vaudeville Band e~r. but No-Go's by the mllllun to Go-Set for not keepina: us in touch with what t.'ley're )> 16.( 15 ) Pffk-A-8 00 ...... New Vaudeville Band l All N I SA doing since Andy left. It's a wonder no-one 17.(-) A Littl• Bit Me, A Littl• Bit You Monkees I AD ...IT el.Se bas p rotested yet. What about another 18 .( 16) De troit City ...... Tom Jones f All ftlWA artJcJc on them Go-Set? After all it's only z 19.( 18) Colo, My World ...... Petula Clark t NSW, Q, SA. W/\ fair to give readen; what they want. 20.( 21 ) Undecided ...... Mas1ers Apprentices t V.NSW Q. S.t, Sincerely, Sut Oem p11te.r. 0 21.( 17) Same Old Song ...... Ray Brown t SSW, Q, " 'A, T 22.(-) Going Home/ I Do r: 't Care .... Normie Rowe I V, NSW , W/\ GO-GO " THE SCORPIONS" 13.( 23) Something About Yo u ...... Vibrants JV, Q. Ro\ Go-Go to the lab Scorpions, who played 24.( 20 ) Mathew And Son .... Cat Stevens t NSW, q. SA. T at Boronla with Colin Cook. Scorpions are --i I NS" '· Q, Iii\ originally from Moe, with a gas sound. We 25 .(-) Who'll Be Th• One ...... Easybeats think they are great and hope to see mrire 26.( 25) Green Green Guss Of Home .... Tom Jcnes :0 V, Nl'>W. Q of them. 0 17.(30) Mo't'in' Man ...... Buddy England S V, Q, Si\ Boronia Mob. 28.( 23) I'm A Man ...... Spencer Davis Group l V, Q . SA, W/\ I 29.(28) So Good ...... Roy Orbison 4 \ ', Q . SA. T TOPS AROUND 30 (31 ) Kind Of A Drag ...... Buckinghams I NS" '• Q, T AUSTRALIA 31 .(32) Come On O...er To Our Place Bev Harrell J SSW, Q. SA. T 32 .( 33) No One Really Lons A s \', Q. " '" Clown . Robbie Snowden 3UZ TOP 15 33.( 29) Gi mme' Some Lo't'i n .... Spencer Davi s Group IJ NSW, SA, T ~ 34.( 39) Gi't'e It To Me ...... Troggs % NSW. SA I r£NNY LANE The Bno\k,11 I SSW. SA , WA C 35.(37) You Got What It Takes .... Dave Clark Five ; ~~l~~R~BO\TT VOU BA~ V=~ ------! 36.(-l Sund11y For TH ...... Peter & Gordon I ss"·· SA t SOMJITJIIW snrFID N~•"'J ~nd ...... ,_k StN&lr& i PENN\' UNt: r I NS""· T 37 .{ 22) lndescrib• bly Blue/ Fools Fall ) THER£11 A KIND OF 11~:::....,.s llemuu. 2 SOME:THI N S'TV l'ID In Love . . ... Elvis Presley t"tank and Nanc,>• i;,.-., l LETS SPENO TIIE NIGHT l ALL MY LOVI:,/' 1F; r 1 Johnny Y, 38.( 27) Happy Jade ...... Who 13 Q . " '/\, T TOCll.TllER R,>lhni .'$1<- ~ GEORCV GIRi. Tiw S- •Ir. )> 39.( - ) LoH Lilc e Ours ...... Loved Ones 1 SO ONE RE11LLY LOVE:s A Ct.OWN ) !'VE DEES A II.AU BAY OOY l'aul J,, RobbrSnowdm ' HUBY TIJESDAY RolUnc Sn 40.( 35) ~Jilci Hoelcy ...... P. J. Proby S V, T I SNOOP'\' y nu: Rim BARON 1 ON A C-A ROtlSEL TIit' II It 1be R<,,-al Quardtmrn a WHAT All I DOINll HERE w1n1 YOU? Sn ltM z 1: fa~~~ER~tE Enctlhf11L:=pe~~ t-•;c()MD TO WATOi: •M1Mi. The Moocher'" - tlw QwlllMQ, 11 11 PAMELA PAMELA Wl)'ne l"Orll&No 1: ~~~t'~ALLV LOVES A CLOV.~ 1 0 1111s WF:t:K . Th•• Of AUii.nil.i'• bll lftl M>d \INI loCVo m,,ke IJie ,..llQIIAI chart Nurmle I~ UND!:CIDED a.bal.o:ra Apprenll"l'I Robby s ...... 1to-. UM1Euybeat1 andtbll~One\ Ofl.MW\J>llnQfl t UCC'.fll,hl.l.,..undo\lbledlJ ll DEDICATED TO T HE ONF. l LOVE: lL Ttl£ s,un: OLD SONG ib.J e,.. lhe £My-:... thef •re n"mber ll thll ..,_,11 in A..,.rka ...:1 t tlll r11tns. n...... on Mamu and Pai- 12 IS THIS WHAT I G ET FOR LOVIN' ror !heir •- -,,11 1, c,rw word onrmo.1111 •htch i. Mdlr IM:klnll: In mott o! YOU BABY W..,tanno, t'ai1IJ .,.., klral acu Tbl,t, LO wh)' 11>e see GeH w1:1 lk> weu 111 Ensland. nwr ,-.,. wnue1 b<;Kh :: :~~YAJO:ELIEVl'.R Jimm.Jwll::::: \l WHAT'S WRO NC: 11.' ITII TI{£ WAY 1ldn <>f th,m new dll,C ""New Yotll Mlllll'ljl l)lsqter IM! M ... weu N lhe ,.... 11-. fo r I l.1VE The Twll•~ nm, J 1: n,n.r n... 8ft Oea. lndcleo•Ur •"' ou• 11011 l"~l • YOCal fTOllP bvt ha"i' U IUVF'.R 0££P MOUNT~~~ 1\1 ..sdo,d i;vl ta.,, and colm Pe~,.... l fom,u!y W(\h s- and Tbe Doardl on dNIN IQ !!!?~ \lwlr H1 n,.,,, lffi~ only the Lond Ona 4 Ll•tfflmt £nc: B"rdonll and pert.pt lhal much 2UW TOP 15 I~ TIIE TRAP Ron Goodwin's • ~ ,u,d,>rn1t.rd G""'P 71w 'Df,ab /IIH a11u ..· n (he ..., JICI lel'I ro /\\Ulralt. 0rt1111&11ty b U.. II.er ------JJ Ol!T TIIIS V, Y.t:K: NUhTIII<- cai.. LoTln' Sp I PENNY LANE , 0,,&UN : GEOROY CIHL. Sftken1 l RL"'TlJR N 0 1' TI!£ RED BARON. ~ r.,,.rd,,mrn 4 U N A CAHO\/l>£L. n.,, llolhn ~ l'AMU-i\ I'll.MF.I.A. W1yne l'ontana ,, HEU:11.s.F. Ml:. t'.nplbfn 11\U'llprrdlnck 0 JJ l SNO(W\ \'• HF.0 ll/lHO N, lhJ).. I Gu,ardw-\ WITH ~HE GO -SET a L~!I Sl'l:NO Tl!£ NlGIIT TOGl':TII I:: DISC _· l!u!lu11:Stuno•• ~ KJS I> Of A OIi.AO ll,;- lh.14'kln&ll&lno Ill l 'M A l!t:uoirn M<"1.k.,..,. i; REVIEW POP PANEL II DEDlf"ATt::n TO TIit: O N!': 1 LO\'E. Mani •od Papa., 1: WIIAT'S WHO N!: WI Tll TH£ WAY I I.!\' l "•• l.ri Mr llwnmln" n.M ,. .... llum Nu, Ta Mr Truupo,du,.,. ? Nol lb "' Ttw Kn,·twnt",n,q LIii ------"~=·~,"~"" ·-, -~~J °'• 0- W• y Hide? rr_!:."',::~d w,1..,.. Pw-k~n Ati.tltk A lo..-toocuol rortlw 5A__ D__ li_O_P_1_5 ____ :~ r~~,:tt~-:~;Jt~~~e c:-:1 IIOPMT""? ran, Jn1n1m a ..1<1n Vou Mid II I rr.1,o;y LIi.NE n.,. !~tin T" "7 Wl'.l1am., Sun.hlne Wrttr tu Clo&!'• ~I 2 SOMETfflN" STUPID TOPS AROUNC column N1ncyandFT111111S11,.tra m Ton)· illo r t,,,r 0.N"!uJ."''""' blTd.oPl""k l •:1.u :A.~•: ME }:ni,rll.lrrt ll"m1,..rdu1t·JI THE WORLD imbby U:u,n Nut a ciui,enler. bul I n •:01c11n1, It> n u : OS•: I LOvt· JJ MlHlr Ma,.,.. l>nd .... Ill"> 1..- Snl,,IIITIM-,.unl Pa. tl fhuld UMot ..,hot l ~ A 1.ITTt.F HIT Mt: A LITTLE IK""• ~nd":!~;.k Wr 11,~,w J<~I kni,w BIT \'OIi Ttw Mvnll~,r;., ",.., °" v.... ,~,., Th,, W ,~ lle'II C-•1-/ol:,ll'al"• '' OIITUOIT l'ITY Tom Jur,,-, If I !ltd A Tit·b1 0 l'tul ;.,._ ~ nw Till'fl J<•• n,uJd ml,• l Tlll"fff':< II KINII 0 1' A /11 1!1 11 Erl..: Burden comments on Auslrallan Customs Officials. Unkni,wn /JI""" 11,·rn..,,·• ll~m,n, TIM- Michl TI'w Hh>t , l•w,-1 ' ;,.'!:;"' u•r f: That '• '""'· '" ' J<.,U • lll \ '£ IT TII Mt ltw Tn!!ti• ll•MI t'.INI SI. '1 nnnh>1¥f' 11 Capllnl ll ::::: .,.~ '" ' l~ OII M•wt, I: ~::vt~-11~::ISf:L ~ ,..•=::~,= OJ II Al.I. MV LUV\N ~,hr,ny YOIU•• 1: WIIAT '!> WH !lNfl w 11·11 no; V.' A\' :~~~.. ,~"'" 13 ~,~~:11 nt: Tm: IINt. .r.-::~~ C WQ!rtn 1-.11~ rluit 1, 14 ITS AU. 0\'t:R 11.ll IC !mllnt ·Sl\fll'JIN\f 3Hl ON\f NOOH('. C-MNIIOC'rr l~r...,, I'., SOM•I III NO AOfll'l VOi! !IAIIY \'IIHalll• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 1967 - PAGE 5 PAGE 4- WEDNESOAY . APR IL 26 1967 ,~SET IBmWE~® LP®IP WHO HAS HAD THE ABOUID ao•• EIT BIGGER INFLUENCE AUSTULII WITH IAN MELDRUM ELVIS OR THE BEATLES? '" This also led to solo bill)' style or Presley'i; ear1y DAVID HARRISON (lead Beatles started a new trend COLIN COOK discs wa.c: greatly influenc In music. namely the Mer artists like Wilson Pickett, " I feel that although Elvis ed by the styles of Bill Haley, s ing e r , Blues Rags and sey sound, whlch brought James Broll.'11. ~tc. who ha,·e Md 1he Beatles have both Big Boy Cradduck and Fats Hollers) hundredS of pop rroups In, been smglng this sort of contributed greatly to the music for many years get, Domino. " I would most definitely to the limelight . pop industry, the Beatles "Such croups as The H OI· tinK the chance 10 hll tht' • "On the other hand II say the Beatles. Elvis Pres charl5 and become well tia\·e a !:>light edge, as they would not be wrong to as lies, Gerry IUld lhe Pace .. are ~enerally considered the ley did not start rock like known commercial naml'5 ~ume that the Beatles !n most people think, but rode makers. the Rolling Stones. orii:inators of the Mersey their lime have also been In• etc .. mu.51 owe a little of soand, Where as the Rock•· In on the bandwagon. "SO, lookinc back tnroui:tn fluenced. As their first L.P. "On the other hand, the their !'l\\cce5S to the Beatles the pa.st. the Beath~» have will show they had n lean for giving them the oppor• heen responsible !or a 1ood ina toward$ the style.'I of ~':1~i:. to make themseh·es a part of the music heard U> Chuck Berry and Uttle day. Although El\·1s did Richard. "Let's take a look at what make rock a little bit classy. " However, th~ Beatles a.re happened to the style or l would SB)' at a pin:.h thal to come up with somethine music the Beatles started. th~ Beatles mus! take the prorressing and a1ways seem "The Rolling Stones. were hono rs. I.Tesh and exciting, with one of the next big name every ditc. groups. but 1hey changed " I personally feel that thelr music..l style ~o rock could stand rejuvenat Rt/thm and Blue!. This ing, and t assume correctly then opened the door for that it is gaininc In popu• other groups to pla)' more larity in leaps anc! bounds. uncommerclal blues. Then "Sc- how about a few of groups started to change your old wild numbers El their style to L~e American vis, Just to kick the scene negro !'IOU) sound ..,,.,.hlc h wc> alonit: a bit?" know or today * •--c-.-.....~ - ..-..n ... TEUE POSTBOX. IDWOOD Walkers and Roy -the flsht soes on Dear GO·S£T. oams &ROUP I re-e l I must make i.otnt' commen1 on tJ1e lel!t'r of Miss Li.1da Anderson ,co-Set. March :?91 III regard to the fair go for Perth Wnlkcr Brorhers/'Roy Orbison show. 1111111111 111111111111111 1 The Walker Brulhers Wt're, without Dear Go-Set . n doubt . !hf" ~tars of the show. the Yard, Why Is It l h11t CONGRATS. birds were extretnt'IY good and pa,·e a Perth mislit'S out on great performance but did not come seelni 1rut artists VIBRANTS :'.11!ar the Walkeri. Roy Orbison failed likt Roy Orbison. tht Our ('.o.."-1, to mo,·e me al all. Animals, the Hollies, lwould ll kt'IO ~my Mus!C'all)' the Wa1 1:er Brothers are Walker Bros.. Yard• ~~~l.• tlun._ to tilt far superior to Roy Orbison. You merely have to listen 10 one of their bird• and Rollins I .... !hem on llw' " Ht'rb Ston t!'!l. , Alll'fn SN>w", u,,,y n•.Uy records. and compare 11 to one of Roy J dan 't l hl nk it's • \lrprlM'd mr I thouaht Orblson's to appreciate this. The hup fair. I am I U rt' lhl' they woul;I boo 1~1 anNt...r orchestral backinas used by them are tn na1rn of Pu th lro\lP 8\ll 11_.y I"' .., wt>nde rful. and Scott Engel's beautiful Wfll reprHINltfd ...,. t,;o,·. voice sim ply cannot be co:npared with want to ltt lbtni Just I (tell IOWld Al.ott... u much u the Mt'I• ~ln11<1• can hold IIIJ nulU , that of Ro)' Orbison. boum~lka and s,·d· wlllch i. rallwr ,..,,...,uai Roy Orbison·s ability as a composer nty-lles. IIIOl'Hd• ,-S. is equalled by Scott who, In conjunction Jad.N' en,. , ..... with Johnny Fraru. hu written many In whal way can of the songs the W11,\ker Brothers ha\·e The aroup i.. c:urnntlJ' t h r tetna~rn ot ll11111111111111111111111 urcll"' I.bl IOWldtncll Prrth ;t'I a chantt to recorded. ... for Ult fflOYU Admhtl'dl)' Roy O rbison is popular . K.lund T he M\IIIMl"l'J stt such peoplP and although 1 finDI' hi. ffllnenwnt, bl>th The Walker Brothers have one or -~n b• ow end °' ow WHAT'S Mtrr and m,._u haYr dr· ·1..--r o,nta o r o\lp t!Md Ulllt • Ian d\lb .,.ould the best stap acts in the world, with ..11u, 1 ftnd U lmp;,•f,!bl• HAPPENED t,,, of no• 10 him H ow• all three singing, Gary drumming a..1d ";~ hlml. It'• cer• f'Vf'r, I •m llf111n,: "°"""' Scott occaslonall)' playing i;uitar . •un \11111 Uwml'NrofSlll'l'II ~«')'IIMIYM°IIC'nM>Clphon'!! '1nwood II, only Jwl IM TO DJ.'s? ratl• MY,nr 111111 I'm The Walker Brothers should cer n..u1111, llrar r,.!w-1, droppins Wrnr _,,'"" N' tainly have topped the bill or this show. '""'• fU...RMln I would h~e to 11.nnw an1 ,m, •nJ "'°"' I ··sat1m1av·• Child". Vic. Qfll,..1pU1 ..ull w dL•n• n,•,UMmo.l <>fllleMtllld, I l'llukal iti,«Uon • ·llkll wh• t haf h• pprnl'd IO Mrl· boumoi DJ ..7 L • lrl)' l••rllMl""11 lalllna;f,... aomef•n tufk'r«OnbllaTt' ::!/::. ~~ ...~·!.:~ ,------, 11,,, .,,, ... ,...... _ IMI 11 i. \IM!leo• ha¥1na • nc him UNI 111• """" ...... :1.nd1n.1~ .,,.,w, 1hrJ''rr playu,• n1bbl"11 Ian d\lb for • manar~r. ,.,. • ·ho pl&J N bu&. an Ilk" " ~ k• Mo..-ow- Mike I •.m not Cl mpplnll Mrrr, Bu.lg«i,cio. w.:'~ni:::. ::....: f'\lrbrr hu rek,•Hd • p.o ti,, wlU •lWIY, bli m y Ho. •n:r.,..w nrwdu,r Jonh•.Jl,..I,.._ 1idulandolhr....,.re10eo that DEBCl'IAJRE Look •·•,...hU...iia-ttr llir l1. • °"' r-·.. carnpu,,Lllllt! 8ln& (\IU Bffll" q • ,n, I'll ;n FOWAL &Casuol -r • ·h1t ll tt ,qu• Ur •~ JOCld bit Uw,.. In ~"""' hit l•n nuocl on JUU. 1.l By 1/\N i\1E: LDR Ul\1 \ '~( :; Lynm• Randall is a lru dy makin,:: an imprHsion on lht Aml' rh.-a n sctnt. Htr Jattsl sinJlt' "Ciao Kahy" w.s hit pick of tht' w~k on tht' /\mt'rlcan Cash 80.11: Chart. and is prt'dlcted 10 br a su rr shut to ~ •ch Cash Dux JOO . L)•nne could not bt'iieve the mail that was awailini: her at 16 magazine offices, some. thine. like a thousand letters. She spent most or her spare time in Los Angeles with the Monkees and re ports thnl she went to one :,f their recording sessions by I AN MELDRUM and th:i.t they can really ploy their own Instruments, and \'C>Cally they are the The Stranger, have often · With T,•rry Jr··mm:· ,rml greatest. Aft.er finishing off .>een dHcribed n one of Jnhn ·,,ur ,1,um! .,nu -.1\h a hectic week of promotions the but pop group, both t'\t•n diam.:,·d W,· •f•n..: •11 in L.A. Lynne returned to m1.11 iully a nd voully, in m:x r,111 nm-.:1· an1! 1:1d11c1, New ROBBIE SNOWDEN: ,.lwh .•,·ar a-. -:,wnrl'r l>:ni-. Yo rk to put down tracks fur her next single. Au ,tr;a\i;a . .\1;:111,,.- ..i, ,,..·h1't••;1-. b, Lynne Rnds hu lovt' to nu, .strani:cly i•nnu~h th,· f.,r, .,..,. ltnded 1,, b-. all, and NYIII i;ht' miSlt'I us t:1runi,:t.,rs h3\'t' ncn·r !'lad Bt·:i,!l lit•}"- all and only wishes you DISILLUSIONED much suC'Ct~,. on th, • l'.hart, could k over there. If Why ts th1,.., P,>rh.o p:,, tilt' answer IS thal lhl')' 11,·,,1,• thf' resident band for th,• (;O•' ,,_ by Richard SchmeiHI Show and i,ubi.tquently WITH POP were seen e,·ery Wl'ek domi; photos by Vera Kaa1,Jager different r.umbers. There It's • hard road to the fore, werl' taken for i,:ranled. top - Hpecially for • pop So strange as it ma)· seem when they we~ lold that ,inger. they were no longer necdt·d And it becomes even for the GO! ! Show. !his bl' harder If you' r• just 17, came thei.r b1i::gest break. Fo r one thing they wt-r1' NORM WILLISON: singer and mime 1loM in • 1trangt, city, able to concentrate morP on 2,000 milH from home. So public appearances as well it', little won•r that Rob as giving a lot of time and B)· IA N ~lt;,LDRUM bie Snowden hH become thOUJ: ht in the prepura11on for their record. 11 Riso d/s illu,ioned .i b o u t tha meant lhal they "''ould not bu~irlff1, Looking at Norman Willi• tending to stay I he was or satisfied that he was good be over exposed on televi• son these days, ii is hard 10 rered a Job on Kommotion enough, and then made his " Yes, I got quite a shock sfon. and when they did ap imagine him as a surfin& as mimer . He took the job. debut at the Scene disco I? at first," said Ro bbie. " I'd pear they only performf'd bum, who travelled the just for kicks, but as time Melbourne last week-end. dreamed of making a quick their curn•nt :si nglr "Ewn lhoui:h Wt' don 't (Ill rc.,a,,ds t thumbs and all •. went on he decided It was He was a hit straight fortune with a stack of t.it For a croup to lJto 10.:,•1~r " GO ! ,., sa,,I Garth. " .-,•r a way, and with a little m ore for fh•e years w1thom a Just o,·er a year BRO th at the Jot he had bttn looking rl'CO rds - the old s tory or imll do ~'1 llr ha!I bt' l!'ll 1tpJlfllltd11·d • i..... , ~ "' ...... , ..,,_ ...~ .....-~ .. ,., ...... ,_ ,.,, : h, M'n·ral mana1trr!I and will ·...... , •h·dtlr on Ulll' In 1111' 11 1'11 11 ·1< w1·rk!i. PAGE 8- WEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 1967 GO-SET o-SEl WEDNESDAY ArRIL ,6, 1967-PAG~ 9 II.LI.L,:a;..u..La:.Uau.&.1~~...:::.::With.;;;,;,;_;IANM~ELDRU;.;.._,M _ ____,JI SEOOP REVIEW OF DEW BURDOD i. P. Appraran"" - r,·e never 1s nothing worse than sit but not those who 2re bct! n particularly interesl':<1 ung lookmg at each other noisy and won 't do as they by Geoff Burrowes neither knowing what to say. in how a j:irl looks, the main are told. I only hcpe 1,1y While Eric Burdon 11nd thing I look for _is the per She must also understand wife and I can b n ng up Lhe New Animals eight with when he was 16 Things sonahly that I like. my committal to music. children properly, other~1se Th~ Animals were in Ade months Rgo . It miithl not didn't W'> rk OUI for him Cultul'f' - I am interested ,-·ashhm - Fashion can I'd rather not have any. laide I had the opportunity be commercial fo r Eni;:land tr.::n but he still sees her Anson in the cullures of tho! East, make or break a girl as far Cu ltutt - I'm afraid my of and Australia hut II will go somct 1mes. - '"anywa)" our hearing an album of like a bomb in lhll U.S.A." J)OSSibly more than the as I'm concerned, she should interests don·t lean much m tracks they had recorded A & It man 1s now Tom Barr11 "Eric wrote all the Wilson - the man behind W es1. But for some reason wear clothes that suit her that direct.Ion apart !torn The I find m)•self mere im•oh·ed nnd show her to he r best ad in America. tracks himSPl( !iOund all Oylan"s records. {The Id) music., so I"d like my girl Is all par1 of our new m \\'estcm cultures. vantage rather than worry to cnJoy music too. This will pr~!,ably be the "He thinks lhat the Ani scene - I suppose psy mals are the next thing (;oin.i; Stu dy - Probably ing about being In. Appearanct' - My idral firsl review of this a lbum chedelic in a way". l't> rson:tlit~· - A sensil1ve t:ookin i,:: - I like Chinese happening in this line now. thl' most idyllic slate for a girl should be fi rst lcmlnme The numbers are nearly ,nte!Ugent girl, with a sense married couple otherwise I food so perhaps she should 1ookmg. I don't mind If ht·r anywhere in tl,11 world. We work on elaborate back all slow tempo and soulful ings but they never inter of humor and some (.'Ontroi like. i.e. natural foods, behen: m Jeal·ing things to be Asian. Actually so long hair is blonde o r dark, Ion, They plan to add a few Cl( her nt.•uroS<.'S, is \'t'I)' with the accenl definitely fere with the emphasis or \"egetables, fruits. nuts. etc. as she cooks reasonably or short. providing ii 1s no 1 more numbers and the on the lyrics. Eric narrates the song•·. desirable :\larria.i;t' - This !'acred well and prett)' often l"m closely cropped like a man , fo1is hed album will prob F:tshion - Thts 1s unpor• them sometimes rather than This is an Indication of union is to ~ cons1dpred pretty happy because I 10\'e Her appearance does 1101 ab!y be called " Ch• nges". sings them. I asked him the sound they are workinii tant to muny girls and men prf'\'iously by both parlll'S John eating marter greatly as lonR tl.S I don't really mmd If chr It won't be releaHd for whether he was movin(t for on record. ll Is like Bob and they should ho,·e a deep Marriage - I believe in she is neat, speaks m cei}' urKl along similar lines to Bob Dylan in blues, ~·et ii Is dis i:1 r! follow:,, l:tsh1on !rends undcrstl!fldmg or each other marriage being sacred. Once isn't cheap looking. months yet - there is Dylan and Eric said: " Lyrics or not I would pre!-:-r how, tinctly Eric Burdon. Inudcquate pn•parnt1on and Hassan J"m ma.-ried , if e"en. my Goln.i; ~ t U d )' - l d ~11·1 another album already pr• have always been Important He talks and sings about e,·<' 1, tha1 -= hP ha" some lack of 11nd.-rs1andmg can wire will be the main thini; know much about this a~ I pared for rel .._. before to me but I can emphasise nr1l!lnal 1(.it-as c,n her dress tht! lhings that intel'f'St t-Jm Tl'l'o UII m disaster In my llto!, more important ha,·e ne\·er really 1,1 ,ue this one. lhem even more now that I and situations lhat effect Cookin,: - The Kama Sm- Childrr n - Childre1, are than my <'art:er as a musi stead)·. U l found 11 ~1rl have control over my music. him. 1011 11,,15 iOOd prepa.rat10n as t-cuuuful. pun:i. unsµoiled (Vibrants) cian. I Shall be ,·en· care The numbers I heard Dylan and Donovan write whom I liked anJ who likl-d 11•ere revolutionary and com. Ont! track is a haunting nrw of the 64 arts that a forms or humnn ltfe. To l'nsunality - I like a ~rl ful about choosing my part me just 115 much, I would great words ilut they always story of the black plague set woman should stud) and I have them is a 1remendous ner for life and my wtic will lo\"e to. However I h:l\'e plctely different from any. make them too µersonal to to a background or Greii to be a good con\"ersauona• thing Eric has ever recorded am mclim.-d to ai;ree I rcsponsib1lit)'. Om:e again list because I am quiet my• have to feel tile same 100. never found that &Jrl so I'd be qulckly understood and ortan chants and the plaintiff would prefer that the girl be scmethini,: thal requires un Childtt! n - I like children be(ore. As I listened Eric, communlcat;ve. I try to rin(I of a bell. Anf)ther Is a self I find It awkward U a rather not talk about some \"1c, Barry, J ohnny and able to prepare food that I detstandmg. m1uurity. girl is too quiet too. There who are wea brought up, thing I am unfamiliar wuh. make my songs soun d like powerful expressloi. of feel Danny explained. you, me and eve11-·body". lllg with Eric shouting, Eric: "It's what I have "Man, W o ;n a n, Desire. wanted to do for a long For e:aunple, "When I Was Love". Johnny Weider fea time but I have onl)' been Young" was written about a tures on an amplified violin able to do it since we formed negro iirl E ric was ln lo\·e In a jau Instrumental set to the tune or "these are a few or my favorite things" rrom the Sound of Music. As you talk to him you get to know him better. you can see him in his mwlc. He h\"eS fo r It. i,.".: --:- ·· 1 ha,·en't had a day orr Johnny Young he can do better! for two )"ears, but I thrive ~Gl••K on It because I love it. Now I have begun to achieve Thi1 wNk' s guests ara be a hit because or hiS name. and "What Now My Love". what l want and It has ,armel Chayne and Ian I really liked the com pletely But they are quite well pre changed my whole outlook Clyn~. different approacn to "All sented. The backing helps on life. I was really only My Lovin'." However, over a great deal, as Johnny Isn't born last yea r Md with this Tt.ey ,-.view Johnny all, Johnny shouldn't try really sulted to these sona:s. my me has chani::ed and my You119'1 la:e1t E.P. numbers which require i,uch The record must be a let music has changed". a strong voice. F\111 credit down to his fans. They've CARMEL should 10 to the produCf"r come to expect ongmal mun " It's very easy to recog and arranger for provtdlng bers. not rehashes o' old nise JohMy's voice. The such ,. deep, wide sound be Bealle favorites. It w&S a production is very good and hind the vocal. mistake to pick tracks i.uch '•But I like JohMy Young 50 Li the backllli:;. His \'Olce, as these. However, as al lllXI\IS wh!Je not being brilliant, much better on hl1 earlier ways, the record. will sell comes over fairly we!I. lt numbers. He should de be-cause or Johnny's tremen CUSTOM . BUil T GUil AR Is qulle a pleasant record. Hnltely try to avoid this dous following, I certainly It should appeal to his many 1ype of material." hope that In future he picks AMPLIFIERS fans. but will probably orJy ma.terlal similar to the ~ler tll IUUIX:f'. 110,U,, 111 c11,10,;n, st;•le of his early hlta. He \ "ICTOII.IA . • I'. t 'I.C\IITIU does It much better." New groups in Melbourne M"'I t•o ,..._. 1roup,, on Uw M,,u,.,.,...,. - - 11,.. M-~'1....., ~ ll•nlrrvllheCllnpr IW!d Ilk' -' t""- Mid l"a/n•. Or.plle their udtlns •Ill• act. n ~ Mau ~taua .,.., probably one Uw 1rvup tn1hlll tMf clon'I w,c,rk of 1hr w11d.-.1 ..,ta a,ound On11n on thll " wild"' \n,.. e T1wJ M )' all)' lrocn Adrlalde, UW)' mowed "' lt )ual t<.>me1 nat11 ..i1y They INN!)' Mel....un.• b(cf.11Nof1reater oppo•• mo¥1 with the bNI and doni .., 111nllla fc,r •orl< ,,,_,. Wtrf tw.rM an¥ of 11\rir anUc, Due to the trr=nendou• ~•ponse to this competition - 1tmu1ht he!• bf OarrUOf'I l'nlffio. we are keeplnJ thlnr- 1oln1 wit~ ala mn"' GLOOKS Uona an,claNprrwonaily manand The Ad,n and ,11,.. an IN'• bably Utr J'Olln,nl II Pholos: Jim Colbert LHt wee Ir GO. SET made Michelle Handel the hap. piest girl in town. She met her favorite group, Eric Burdon and the Animals. Michelle wrote lo GO-SET asking whelher we could arrange it. So we went one hatter. Michelle interviewed 1he group fo r us and on Friday was taken to the show by GO-SET 's Ian Meldrum. Just shows what can happen if you read GO SET. Finally that all-I mportant 1 9nph. For Michelle, the end • perfect day. Erit Burdon and lhe Animals gave one of their "We really let ourselves i&et.s were good. but best e ver CHrfor1nances for lh• second show of the go", said Er:c. ·•For the first Bu.rdon and the An i show we were a hit nervous IB\'C an OUlSIMding k nigh! when he '41H in Adelaide IHI wNk. this being our first Austrn• In blues. It was lnter,~s BIii llan oudicnce. But the next to St..'t' how well th1;• I.o 11udlence was great so we Ones compared with were able to gel n lol mart' ovcrseas acts for mm•1l· dune. We wcrt' nil h·ry 1:ie rronnu.nce. fmpp)' WIii, II .. Ad uull y !ht' show •,d SHOW Ausln1ll11n n.>Cord Ii Guitarist Vic Br11:gs ad 1hc flrst tune Lhat u ,,.,rro ded, .. When the 1u1d!cncc is nncc like t~is has h1.-en enthusiastic. 11 n d listens 111d o f II churily. Tlw ....: rather lhu.n S('f"t'u.ms, we Soul h Aust ralh111 sh{1\\' SETS don't hu,·c to tum our vol bought from the 1111t ume up so mu1:h. Wc 111! promulcri,; by Bello P pl11y a lot better ond t• njuy r.11rn.:r-. All profits wt• rt !t more Thul hist show was lhcu 1·ntnmt in 1h1• re:i. 11 >• KOOO" South Aust ralln ront..,~l REEORDS The Dig Show Wll!I R .:rent WIii KO 10 !he W, !iiUccess ,n Adclnldc All !he ~µRSI le Ct•nt I e &O·SET ERIE BURDOD & THE ADlfflALS ERIC BURDON SECOND FROM THE RIGHT PHOTO: GRANT MUDFORD . . . - ~ .. . ,,. [~OU•ONEYOU•YOU•ONEYOU• 1 -·~-,.' • I . ' ( lI \ una-,rai.ed? - !SO'• the l(ood old min clneY H ey 1.-.oll a.t YOU' AdG.nl•raed~• ..... oO!en will In U,u, ..uy cull.It - 4 l&rWl 10-makit 11\111:1 p0eU1.&&ndllr&.fthlRh Tuit any IU Uit clttu - pullon tanan•l,.v:IIU\I plaln " f Jallerrwd - tom.Mcli&nd Y9"• ~ ~l= ..::~ 11~"11 nUnCIOOfflll ~ ft;llllruleolaWOf p,Wn thmadd 1111 olJ IC.hoc>I l\al IJw,I CIII the bl'i,nl lo make an MlnM clc,..._ -, all ldda up to not mudl wot~ and a Mlab" "'"'""' ""' YOU TU.•aHnped~ nl~loth. M)',...... - maroon. mallea.i..... i AN D noOuna: d,_ - I-OJIII wtU, lhlf " poor ""'M_, IMAGINATION :"V:.u, • .. ~:-""'toll)plaln ~lour and FASH ION PAGE 14-WEDNESDAY AP~tL 7o lQ6- GO-SET G().SET WEDNESDAY , APR.IL 26, 1967 - PAGE JS ,....,..,.... Ir-, llo-~:..•-.:.:..,.,.,._ llnd h1• w,r.- PIN,_.., n""" hon,,. m'!~ you both ., n.. """ ,\l lnnl.- ; ::..":~ Leslie Pl:lie 2 l..l~"T: M, it.YfflOnd 11,,,uu... ,., wh.. ml"ffl • •,._,,i,,,,,.1up IN! l o )oln '"" V i<, Dinah la h11 Club. •IN>,11 •I• IIIIUIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII montt11 •IO I o1m 1'111....,,1 A lrA§'flE hadtreply Sa.I 8,_.) Bambi Smith Of HOJNIEY ,...... ,.,11mI WMdln Cou. V1r~ Beauty Notn MELBOURNE SHOPPING GUIDE ______. .,...:::s~'°""_.. ,_.._,_,. :i-~, •.· tru: 105, YOi r, \lle Mlb 1·,.mand• u~_, LNI IN Ulliana •- nn., rMIOUI, 11nn, Jeff Enpdbw. N.S,W. ~ :.,,;;_,lltlds,.::;P~ U:.,~ f r om Belin"' on Sunday. If you nead Hellhll who w.,, wlUI 11111. J'ell. l'flnefflbt-1 llw: Karen from Selby a, lht •hert'J at lrut - f&n who Clltcher ,. m lMffll JOU - rnel and Colin Wll""" on,, lanwho'll ....-.r 1top 4 lut111n Moad Mahrm :~;-~ ~ ~ n)CSU! in« 1>11 whe..,..boull i:,:nw, •BC, ..-n,e 10 : e nc House . .'llalll"fttl Gonlnan c: nr 'NllliJI and Adf'l•ldr ,'1ancni~• lload su . Na,.,._ N.S," ' 8ru.bilns; 1.... ,1.n, 1. ,.,PO Bo:,,.~B. I am Joolr.int for a nther 8r15oane .hon . dumpy 11-fHr-Old U)!,,T. 1rud1 drh•tor Answers 10 C',.ry, a.~ 16-11. lllal -n tho, rwrna ol Bob or Mllffl al the W<'h Thn.ne. Moffat l.aMMenal()p\11. L1¥H ln ~Kh. on the nt•ht llf Norlh BriJhlon Dril'H a M.,.c:11 211, IM? I ....,. thm ""-~'Ill bia<,t M .O w!l.h tNt U"1nc at SI lAM,ia pn,flA LM on the numbtrr UnD 1•1•!~ t.S Gilt omdn s 1,.....1 ,.,....,...... ,.tac,, Mo.Im lnd-,..pllly. Q1d. im m &'Cllat,,ly. LOST! 0...r Lou. A boy I PM( 11 Siarft~ Olw bo;oJ l\lomfcl M11rny. PandtJ,i, In F"ebruary Ha llubloc,thalrandU,1 .ia>'edllllhetwnebklc:t mod. U~H Ill Sou!h r.trth (I( ftall U f , l"'7 -rt ,. ..,.. LNt Moen al Mari• cal.Ito "'Tatoona Coun". dunh. W.A., at Eastar holl• H., aune rrom MelbDu.rne, 1111" Plnlemn1ac1. and wu acec:t n ,11 ff e ll dt:rt Bulin Wlllk~ Wllh nw lrom Mer• U lllh-y Slttf'l maid DNch 10 Surfer-. Tllar\lUU. WA. Parwl.lw. 11wulhedayw1 1'1 ,0,TF.w. "°"ldn'll'lndtht-rlaU Jim from AlllmaUon Un• v i.-• 1 P'IM.hlw-c• llm1 l«1. Jim NJWcl ,ou nna P',O~ Gurlc-y, -..s.w. nw up Md tdl me 1tn.l1h1 ~T. oui that )'OU don'! wan1 10 Elq111,a • Bendl,01 f't,n 1tU oo.:t With me, IMINd o f Clllb lor hopef11J and Kat-rn Cllrth :::::blt,me I l"v.ll&n Sl,.....1 K,-&bn.m. \ ·it. A<::•.1•J:C)N Ito,. '°-lN,f t'OWGHcl:.N .,,P FWVJel-nected tu.pat er dNsa •~ .uo £10 .u.1..1. :'.'.: ·:: 1 11110 111 , " " \ l1,, I h i ""'" !\,h.,n ,~ ...... ,~. MHIOUJIN( •~,••K;,.~1'""'"'• ••1 ,.,,., \e1 .L1 Nr ...... , .L" ll ,\l<,h•IM••·lo· ,\\~"-•/,~~ \,•1•111 ,11u:.-. ~~. n, ... .,, • .,. 1 ...... \'"'"'"·' · I • ,h)J ..,Mt J~u ! ....-, ' I • - I ,I ~ "' " • ' I IIV ""lll••lr,. U••d f'~<@£ft\.oll_1 .. ,( ,_...... , J.OUAIO[ t·•••M•",."' \., " ! ~ •~•'""'l,(",f • •r"< Kl\ t1Mn11, .. ,nru 1\1 ".:t i!• t< •~• I" . ..,,. ,, ... ' I 1, II.Ill fll '"" I tfr~t· l•llchl , . ~,~~ ~ -~.. ~ PAGE 16- .'.EOM:SOAY APRIL ::>o. '.Q67 GO-Sf"T GO-SET 'fl n, nan 11-.,,, ,.,.; t- ______w_EONES OAY, APRIL 76, 1967 - PAGE 17 ~i,...... o' ,.... tr'""' J,.J.o, WANTED. reliable 0.:!5~ ~ tw• ,,.-,,"t"rod 1r•m JU• F'REELANCE D -.l =~ •..-~,., u,r.,.l ll\ltttl"'1 Mid 1 ~roup, r>-~ •, ,,.lril"' • ,..,. =e~Iii~rs!':~ ~~ 85 ureent. 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Urgent Good appearance es Sc.DUal. o·seas wor.11 guaranteed. R in I 585352 o r 53 5531. EXP. male and • Ce QUIJ..., m~Jciiws lil.lK vocalisLS required 451675. WANTlill Organist must be upenenoei to Join blues grouJ 1n southern district Rule ses1s1 a.h. 32Il FRIDAl INTENS!VE COVERAGE -~ •I CENTRAL VICTORIA ·- Compile< from octuol Fi1:ld Str1:n1th Tats MASTERS APPRENTICES PETE WATSONS ROCKHOUSE yum yum lounge. scene screen PA.GE •::: :, ED-..ESr)~• ~n. -:: 00.SCT ~-SET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1967-PAGE 19 CLASSIFIED COLUMN :::::9::::: -;.sii-ii,-"iiD-.ER-•••-.• -.,.-OD-•••- ,_.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;_· _-;;;;--;;;;;;;;_....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,- IN .... C) DEEP PURPLE GO-SET 1 Willp-RAY35., en z: 0 30c PD 1111 ~ SENSATIONALSAT., 29th SHOW APRIL DANCE :z: C, CLEVER ,m,c "''""'·"'"· C"? 5-ncl Ad. ond 2 ·HOUR••· SHOW WITH ...z: -en "' = 01n. FRIDAY, 2811, APRIL C, !:!! "ii Po,tal Nott; to -lmG FRANK JOHNSON :E :E NON~STOP DANCING 8-1 p.m. THE MOST SENSATIONAL AMAZ INC. 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IJ'I 6075 STRANGERS AND GUESTS§ on 416379 § RAY HOFF AND -~ SUN • THE OFFBEATS ., JAMES TAYLOR copacabana ~~~·: ...... _ BLUES RAGS AND MOVE DEEP PURPLE HOLLERS · 54321 SSO\\' \VIIITE SET Compt:rf' 1 Phoenix Street @.\1}; HRIAN T IIO;'\ I ,\:-- Brunswick... tt, qJ1A Hur the TRIBE next Sunday '{')1i5 (I SlrNI Ntli Town Holl) ~ 1hernoon at LE CHATEAU ..:l').t• 2-6 p.m. ..,, ·6111 ,,, ,t.~1 Booking, fo r (llr, TRIBE llACl &lllf THE CITY SOUND BALWYN 67 5411 t day ) R.S.L. ~- 11100 Hill -MAUBRAY SL SOUTH YARRA 8olwyn Road ~,. GQ.SET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 , 1967 - PAGE 21 THE WILDEST SUNDAY ON THE SCENE! is coming!! at Garrison Thre e Savage bands >f?rc( ;1'. in lour savage hours 2.30 - 6.30 :.,I<" ,e,/,~;,4. ONLY .2.f;c'. y h.t,7S: cir' J'~I .'=/ TO ANY READER OF GO.SET \-,·HO )AVES fl# J OF TH!-SE COUPONS Membership 2k entrance 7Sc .. 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