- The Pushbike Song, the Groop, no idea of the album
19. The Pushbike Song, the Groop, no idea of the album
Song correctā¦
Want to take another crack at the Band?
I rekon ive got it somewhere. Most likely in my vinyl collection Iām thinking.
19. The Pushbike Song, the Groop, no idea of the albumSong correctā¦
Want to take another crack at the Band?
I could have sworn it was the Groop. Iāve cheated and looked it up, but I had completely forgotten that band and would not have got it in a million years
Pushbike Song was by the Mixtures.
Album? We had it on Pop Goes Australia when I was a kid, although I donāt think thatās the required answer here.
- Show Me the Way to StLouis - Easybeats
13 & 14 are both Aussies, one an early rock Icon, and the other, a band that was one of our first contributors to the Prog scene.
Iām a little surprised theyāre still untouched. Maybe this threads not getting the normal traffic due to holidays?
And 17. Is from an Iconic American Band with songs and records that span & seem to be picked up by every generation.
No 2 is also an Aus band, that quickly formed a cult following on the back of embracing & then making their own a new emerging music style, but quickly burnt out.
Reformed 20 years on in the 90ās, and still now get out & about a bit.
20, Also Aussie. From one of our first international bands.
- English rock band. A lesser known track, 2nd after an International hit single at track 1 on the Album. Released inā77.
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- Been Down So Long (that it looks like up to me) - The Doors, LA Woman.
Didnāt see this quiz sooner as l have been in a small village without internet access for the last 4 days.
The song borrows its title from the novel written by Richard Farina. He is a little known unground figure worth exploring for all sorts of reasons, not the least being his song-writing ability. A friend and contemporary of Dylan, he was married to Mimi Baez, Joanās sister. Check out Ian Mathews versions of his songs Reno, Nevada, and Morgan The Pirate or John Kay;s version of The Bold Marauder. He died in a motorcycle accident in 1963. The novel is an underground classic, as good as anything Kerouac ever did. A major talent lost.
^^ YI <3 Blitz
- Most People I Know Think That Iām Crazy - Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs (not sure if it was an Aztecs song - definiteley Billy though!)
13 &14 are both Aussies, one an early rock Icon, and the other, a band that was one of our first contributors to the Prog scene.Iām a little surprised theyāre still untouched. Maybe this threads not getting the normal traffic due to holidays?
And 17. Is from an Iconic American Band with songs and records that span & seem to be picked up by every generation.No 2 is also an Aus band, that quickly formed a cult following on the back of embracing & then making their own a new emerging music style, but quickly burnt out.
Reformed 20 years on in the 90ās, and still now get out & about a bit.
20, Also Aussie. From one of our first international bands.
- English rock band. A lesser known track, 2nd after an International hit single at track 1 on the Album. Released inā77.
Changed 16 to the hit mentioned off the Album. That one was a long shot.
Changed 14 to the opening verse. Was hard to find lyrics for that one, turns out the 1 source I could find, was a bit wrong after finding a clearer version of it to check against. Also, Melbourne band.
No 2 was/is a Sydney band.
8 is doing my head in.....Ha ha, probably the most obscure one in it. It was not released as a single.
You wouldnāt know it if you didnāt have or havenāt heard the album, but if you did have it, youāll definitely know it.
One I put in though, with yourself and 1 or 2 others in mind.
1971 release. Big BIG band of itās day, enduring & still touring today.
Added an extra line on it.
- Give a Little Bit - Supertramp
16. Give a Little Bit - Supertramp
Anyone remember the Album?
16. Give a Little Bit - SupertrampAnyone remember the Album?
Even In The Quietest Moments
Iām useless at answering questions. I can put together a quiz though.
13 &14 are both Aussies,one an early rock Icon, andthe other, a band that was one of our first contributors to the Prog scene. Also, Melbourne bandNo 2 is also an Aus band, that quickly formed a cult following on the back of embracing & then making their own a new emerging music style, but quickly burnt out.
Reformed 20 years on in the 90ās, and still now get out & about a bit.
16. English rock band. A lesser known track, 2nd after an International hit single at track 1 on the Album. Released inā77.
8 is doing my head in.....Ha ha, probably the most obscure one in it. It was not released as a single.
1971 release. Big BIG band of itās day, enduring & still touring today.
Edit: Did I mention they were English ā¦
Righto, one last clue for Numbers 8. & 14.
Both bands played at Sunbury,. The Aussie band (14) in every one of them, the other, (8) only in 75.
And No 2, well. the fans of these guys Iāve seen on here donāt seem to be currently blitzing soā¦ answer
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I'm useless at answering questions. I can put together a quiz though.
Nike -just do it.