Katango - Pop Boys 1984

This is Auckland Synth-Pop band Katango's first release. Along with Car Crash Set they were one of the first bands in New Zealand to play live without guitars, bass or real drums. They were formed by two ex-pat Brits Paul Eversden and Carl Robinson. Originally called The Entebbe Rebels. They built a following playing underage venues and appearing on the teen music show Shazam! In 1984 they won the Shure Golden Microphone Best New Band competition. They also supported Nik Kershaw on his New Zealand tour. Both their singles had Pick It Up as the B-Side. It was remixed by Dave McArtney for the second single.

Carl Robinson	Synthesiser
Steven Glaister	Synthesiser
Andrew Milne	Synthesiser
Paul Eversden	Vocals

New Zealand Vinyl Discography
Singles	Label	Year
Pop Boys	Zulu	1984
Dial L For Love	Zulu	1985

Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single

Katango - Pop Boys.mp3

Katango - Pick It Up.mp3

The Simple Image - Ulla1969

This is Wellington band The Simple Image's sixth single. Three of their previous releases made the New Zealand top 10. Their second release Spinning Spinning Spinning reached number one for two weeks. Ulla failed to chart. They released a total of eight singles, one E.P. and one album in New Zealand as well as two singles in Australia and one in Britain.

Allan Gordon	Drums
Ron Gascoigne	Bass
Harry Leki	Guitar
Barry Leef	Guitar/Vocals
Bruce Walker	Keyboards

New Zealand Vinyl Discography
Singles	Label	Year
Two Kinds Of Lovers	HMV	1968
Spinning, Spinning, Spinning	HMV	1968
The Little Bell That Cried	HMV	1968
Hold Me Tight	HMV	1968
The Grooviest Girl In The World	HMV	1969
Ulla	HMV	1969
Michael And The Golden Slipper Tree	HMV	1969
Goodbye Birds	Columbia	1971
EPs
Four Hits From The Simple Image	HMV	1969
Albums
Spinning, Spinning, Spinning	HMV	1968

Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single

The Simple Image - Ulla.mp3

The Simple Image - Tomorrow Today.mp3