This is the only release by Auckland rock band the Garage Crawlers. The only thing I know about them is their singer/Guitarist Simon Alexander went on the play in the The Grammar Boys.
Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single
Monday 31 August 2015
Saturday 29 August 2015
Headband - I Get High
1975
This is Auckland Rock band Headband's final single. Their fifth over all. They were fronted by local legend Tommy Adderley. This was the very first release by Key Records a subsidiary of Zodaic Records. A label started by Eldred Stebbing of Stebbing Recording Studios.
HeadBand
Jimmy Hill
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Drums
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Neil Edwards
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Bass
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Ron Craig
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Guitar
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Tommy Adderley
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Vocals
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Len Whittle
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Keyboards
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Dick Hopp
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Violin
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| Vinyl Discography | ||
| Singles | ||
| The Ballard Of Jaques La Mere | HMV | 1971 |
| Good Morning Mr. Rock 'N' Roll | Harvest | 1972 |
| Love Is Bigger Than The Whole Wide World | HMV | 1972 |
| Time | HMV | 1972 |
| I Get High | Key | 1975 |
| Albums | ||
| Happen Out | Harvest | 1971 |
| Rock Garden | Key | 1975 |
Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single
Tuesday 18 August 2015
The Neighbours - Love Is Never Cruel
1981
The Neighbours were formed in 1981 when Rick Bryant teamed up with Sam Ford and Trudi Green. Ford and Green had previously played together in Sam Ford Verandah Band. Rick Bryant had been in Mammal, Rough Justice and the Top Scientists. The Neighbours were a touring band. They not only played the main centres but any small town with a pub or hall that had a stage. They released two singles, an EP and one album before Bryant left to form The Jive Bombers in 1983.
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| New Zealand Rolling Stone 1982 |
| Vinyl Discography | ||
| Singles | ||
| Love Is Never Cruel | Epic | 1981 |
| Watching Westerns | WEA | 1982 |
| EP | ||
| The Only One You Need | Jayrem | 1982 |
| Albums | ||
| Vocal At The Local | Jayrem | 1983 |
Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single
Tuesday 11 August 2015
Ivor Fisher - Lookie, Lookie, Lookie
1959
This is Hamilton singer Ivor Fisher's debut single. He released one more single and an EP under his own name. He is backed on Lookie, Lookie, Lookie by fellow Hamiltonians The Satellites. He joined the band soon after this recording. The Satellites released four singles. Ivor Fisher later moved to Australia and released three more singles under the name Paul Fisher.
| The Satellites | |
Morrie Holmes
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Drums
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Sonny Murray
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Bass
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Derek Cummings
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Guitar
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Tony Edwards
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Guitar
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Dawn Wadsworth
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Keyboards
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Ken Wadsworth
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Saxophone
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| Vinyl Discography | ||
| Singles | ||
| Lookie, Lookie, Lookie | Viking | 1959 |
| Wild One | Viking | 1960 |
| EP | ||
| Wild One | Viking | 1960 |
Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single
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