With the brake up of The Bootleg Family in '75 Tony Naylor, Geoff Cox, Clive Harrison and Adrian Campbell went touring as Avalanche in early '76. They released "Wizard Of Love" in February and it went to #23 in Melbourne. Another four singles and a LP followed. Cox and Harrison left in 1977 by 1978 Naylor & Campbell had changed the bands name to Front Page. With a new line-up of Phil Wood, Tony Thornton and James Black which replaced Bruce Haymes. They issued the single "I Thought I'd Never Fall In Love Again b/w Rockin' Hollywood" (BL 320) in August 1978. By 1979 it was over. Naylor went on to join Jon English's band Baxter Funt in 1980. Here for you to download is that single recorded on Bootleg.
cool track. I've never heard this one. have you got anymore similar obscurities like the A-side? rare Aust Pop with guitars and vocal harmonies is what I'm chasing.
Thanks for the songs. I've never heard this single before either. Still have the Avalanche album on cassette - saw them once at the old Bondi Lifesaver - so I had to give this a listen. The b-side is the same song I had on a Mason's Cure single. It may even still be around here somewhere....
Missed this comment completely, thank you so much Ozzie for the reups of the Fable label songs I requested. Hope you're back in business soon , would love to submit a few requests. Cheers Dave
Enjoy these rare Australian classics and not so classics converted from vinyl to Mp3. Any copyright owner who does not wish to be included in this blog, please contact me and I will remove the posting immediately. What I would like this blog to accomplish is to get Australian music out there that will probably never make it to CD. I hope that these samples will take you on a trip down memory lane, or introduce this great music to people who may have never heard it before.
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cool track. I've never heard this one. have you got anymore similar obscurities like the A-side? rare Aust Pop with guitars and vocal harmonies is what I'm chasing.
Thanks for the songs. I've never heard this single before either. Still have the Avalanche album on cassette - saw them once at the old Bondi Lifesaver - so I had to give this a listen.
The b-side is the same song I had on a Mason's Cure single. It may even still be around here somewhere....
OOps, that should be The Bootleg Band doing Rockin Hollywood.
Thanks Again
Just hoping you will reup this link, thanks
Hi Crazydave I have checked all the downloads that you want me to reup and they download fine. Let me know how you go.
Ozzie
Missed this comment completely, thank you so much Ozzie for the reups of the Fable label songs I requested. Hope you're back in business soon , would love to submit a few requests.
Cheers Dave
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