Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs CD
December 3rd 2008 22:51
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NEW Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs CD
NEVER BEFORE RELEASED
Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs CD
Long Live Rock And Roll (Long May It Move Me So) .
Aztec Music 9 - 2 Johnston Street, Collingwood, Victoria, 3066 Australia
The Moomba Festival on Sunday the 12th of March 1972 culminated in a massive live concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. The line-up was Friends, La De Das, Gerry and the Joy Band and headliners Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs. As noted in TV and Newspaper reports, an enormous crowd of 200,000 (yes, you read right: Two Hundred Thousand!) turned up.
The following GoSet edition featured a detailed report on the concert and noted the debut of a new track entitled Long Live Rock And Roll And Long May It Move Me So (predicted, following the success of most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy, to be another number one smash, though it was never recorded).
The Aztecs' barnstorming performance added with another from late 1972 at Melbourne's Festival Hall (their farewell show before traveling to the UK) creates a never before released Aztecs' CD! One that captures the band at the peak of their live power (this is the same year and line-up of the classic Aztecs Live! at Sunbury performance, i.e. the Sunbury Aztecs : Billy Thorpe, Gil Matthews, Paul Wheeler and Bruce Howard).
The Festival Hall show features a lost classic: Let Yourself Go a song in a similar vein to Time To Live and Momma : monster riffing, powerful vocals, relentless beat (with obligatory drum solo) with a running time of over 10 minutes!! There's also a rare live version of their single Believe it Just Like Me. Remastered by Gil Matthews, liner notes by Ian McFarlane.
Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs CD
Long Live Rock And Roll (Long May It Move Me So) .
Aztec Music 9 - 2 Johnston Street, Collingwood, Victoria, 3066 Australia
The Moomba Festival on Sunday the 12th of March 1972 culminated in a massive live concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. The line-up was Friends, La De Das, Gerry and the Joy Band and headliners Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs. As noted in TV and Newspaper reports, an enormous crowd of 200,000 (yes, you read right: Two Hundred Thousand!) turned up.
The following GoSet edition featured a detailed report on the concert and noted the debut of a new track entitled Long Live Rock And Roll And Long May It Move Me So (predicted, following the success of most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy, to be another number one smash, though it was never recorded).
The Aztecs' barnstorming performance added with another from late 1972 at Melbourne's Festival Hall (their farewell show before traveling to the UK) creates a never before released Aztecs' CD! One that captures the band at the peak of their live power (this is the same year and line-up of the classic Aztecs Live! at Sunbury performance, i.e. the Sunbury Aztecs : Billy Thorpe, Gil Matthews, Paul Wheeler and Bruce Howard).
The Festival Hall show features a lost classic: Let Yourself Go a song in a similar vein to Time To Live and Momma : monster riffing, powerful vocals, relentless beat (with obligatory drum solo) with a running time of over 10 minutes!! There's also a rare live version of their single Believe it Just Like Me. Remastered by Gil Matthews, liner notes by Ian McFarlane.
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