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  1. 06-08-2012, 09:02 PM #1
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    Default aussie 60,s psych and punk your faves?

    think alot of aussie stuff gets overlooked on the 45 front,some killer stuff out there,some cheap some not so.
    what are you favourite ones...heres a few of mine

    twilights-baby let me take you home-columbia 1966

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGzn09WXZL8

    the black diamonds-i want you,i need you,i love you festival?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0aOQPZPKdw

    james taylor move-and i heard the fire sing festival

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57bHUF-HTsw

    easy beats-perculiar whole in the sky parlophone

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG78ZmZKMmQ

    the atlantics-come on

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op3vUpWIANA

    mike furber & bowery boys-you stole my love

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzK7pWS7p5Q

    prob loads more i could mention,gonna leave you with my 2 fav aussie tracks!

    russell morris-part 3 into paper walls, this actually charted,best to get the aussie release,as the usa release is on 2 sides

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAX1A4mQvNY

    zoot-hey pinky bw strange things hard one this,can had for cheap,if you look hard enough!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTHW-8gp-IQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGkQhuGOI14
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    My faves are Black Diamonds and Atlantics mentioned above

    I scored this one last week

    THE MOODS "rum drunk"
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNjFMstrF3k
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    aussie 45s look cool ,love that astor label brill design, fond of a garage version of '3 rooms with running water' on that lable forget artist..
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    Admittedly all of these are from the Peculiar Hole In The Sky comp of aussie pop psych. Peter Wright - House Of Bamboo is great too but couldn't find that. Not the Earl Grant track but a kind of Elvis goes fuzzed out bombastic pop vibe?
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    The Throb 'Believe in me'...
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    For a small country we did pretty well in the mid-60s. Some of my personal faves, still mostly easy to find too:

    Master Apprentices - Undecided
    Cheap and killer


    Easybeats - For My Woman
    My favourite Aussie 60s record. Cheap too.


    Normie Rowe - Shakin' All Over
    What a version! Another cheapy.


    Vince Maloney Sect - No Good Without You


    Tony Barber - I Don't Want You Like That
    Ex-Aztec who wrote quite a few great and odd garagey tunes. His album rules.


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    Thumbs up Great post man....

    This is an area I know bugger all about, infact the only single I have is that Russell Morris one.

    Seen as I know so little about this area can I cheat and add a fave from New Zealand -

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    I have the debut Masters Apprentices Astor LP and the singles from around that period - brilliant band...

    Ditto the Easybeats... I have picked up pretty much all their stuff... amazing...

    Missing Links/Chants RNB etc all well worth investigating too obviously as you say if you like your snotty r'n'b sound... I saw a copy of 'Come On' by the Atlantics last year on ebay - just wish I had bid more to try and get that, amazing record... the youtube video is pretty funny as it looks like the singer is wearing a bad wig, although it's probably the way he has just combed his hair...
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    The singer is Johnny Rebb who was a bit of a regional rock'n'roll star in the 50s and tried to reinvent himself in the 60s by joining up with The Atlantics. He's from NZ. His band, 'The Rebels', did a nice version of 'Rumble' that's worth picking up for cheap.
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    One thing I've found with sixties Aussie stuff is that even mainstream acts kicked ass, no matter how cheesy they looked. Bobby and Laurie's hitch hiker' lp is well worth picking up...loads of stinking fuzz guitar and plenty of originals.



    Johnny Young- good evening girl- another cheapy, and the UK pressing is relatively easy to come by.


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    70s Jesus Psych rock



    NZ Acid Rock from 1969 or 1970 I think. Soooo good. I like breakz.
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    so much goodness i could dig out for this.
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    More phasing... Wild Cherries 'That's Life'

    And, splitting hairs... Terry Britten was a Brit but, post Twilights, did he record this in Australia or after his return to the UK? Terry Britten 'Bargain Day'
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