John Dallimore was only 17 years old when he joined Geelong
band the 'Redhouse Roll Band', who changed their name to “Redhouse” and quickly
built up a strong following on the Melbourne pub circuit. In late 1978, John and
bass player Rick Crothall formed a new band a heavy rock outfit in the tradition of Rose
Tattoo and AC/DC. The band was called “Dallimore”. The band released one single,
here for you to download "We Are The Kids" b/w “Women Together” (AP
292), in August 1980. The only other recordings by “Dallimore” I know of is a
couple of tracks that featured on the “Canned Rock” LP recorded live at Sydney's
Parammatta Gaol in 1979. This single was produced by Ian Miller and engineered
by Col Freeman. Dallimore accepted an
offer by Jon English to join his backing band the “Foster Brothers band”. He
also played on former “AC/DC” & “Rabbit” singer Dave Evans' album “Thunder
Down Under” in 1985. His originality, technical ability and improvisations made
him a legend amongst guitarists and a very sorted after session player. Dallimore
has toured extensively both nationally and abroad supporting such acts as Ray
Charles, Wilson Pickett, James Brown, Deep Purple and AC/DC.Flac
Sunday, 18 March 2018
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