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Narara Music Festival 1983

by Mark Gibson July 27, 2007

The first Narara Music Festival was held over the Australia Day long weekend in 1983 on the Central Coast of NSW. It wasn’t actually held at Narara but at nearby Somersby. The concert featured an all-Australian all-star lineup as follows Friday Zoo Choirboys Jon English Divinyls Moving Pictures Australian Crawl

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Australian Singles Chart for 1970

by Mark Gibson June 15, 2007

These are the songs that Australians were listening to in 1970. Here is the end of year Australian singles chart based on sales. Top 10 Selling Singles By Australian Artists for 1970 In The Summertime – The Mixtures Knock Knock Who’s There? – Liv Maessen Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head – Johnny Farnham Old [...]

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Heaven

by Mark Gibson May 29, 2007

About Heaven HEAVEN was a boogie -based heavy rock band with similarities to the likes of The Angels and AC/DC, the link to AC/DC continued with Michael Browning, previous manager of AC/DC who helped HEAVEN to make an impact internationally courtesy of a worldwide deal with RCA Records . The band concentrated on Hard Driving [...]

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The Radiators

by Mark Gibson February 18, 2007

About The Radiators Australia’s Hardest Working ROCK Band Few survive the Rock ‘n Roll road to stardom but THE RADIATORS are Rock’s greatest survivors! They are approaching 30 years of outstanding music, exciting and sometimes controversial lyrics, more than 4,000 electrifying live performances and platinum and gold album sales. THE RADIATORS debuted late 1978. Their [...]

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Ted Mulry Gang (TMG)

by Mark Gibson February 12, 2007

About the Ted Mulry Gang When the Ted Mulry gang formed in 1972, Mulry was already a well-known pop balladeer. After getting tired of being backed by different backing bands, in 1972 he switched from acoustic guitar to bass and formed his own band, “Ted Mulry Gang”, with guitarist Les Hall & drummer Herman Kovacs. [...]

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