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Australian Progressive Rock Band. (1967-1972, 1994-95, 2002)
Evolved from surf band The Sunsets in 1967 and based on Sydney's northern beaches.
[edit] History
The original lineup and the one featured on the first album was:
- Lindsay Bjerre (vocals,guitar)
- Peter Barren (bass)
- Dannie Davidson (drums)
- Alez 'Zac' Zytnik (guitar)
Other members:
- Tim Gaze (vocals,guitar) - replaced Zytnik in 1970
- Nigel Macara (drums) - replaced Davidson in 1971
- Larry Duryrea aka Larry Taylor (percussion) 1971-72
- Richard Lockwood (woodwind) 1971-72
The band reformed in 1994 with the early 1971 line-up of Bjerre, Barron, Gaze and Macara to record the album "Permanent Culture" and then again with the same line-up for The Long Way to the Top package tour in 2002.
[edit] Discography
Albums
- Evolution - 1969
- Goolutionites and the Real People - 1970
- Permanent Culture - 1994
EP's
- Bali Waters - 1971
Singles
- Evolution / Lady Sunshine (1969) CBS BA221706
- Stand in the Sunlight / I Love You All (1970) Warner
- Got A Feeling / My Father Told Me (1972) Warner WBA4007
- Stay / Election Day / The Fire (1994) CDS Polydor 853221-2
- Shakin' Out the Stones / What's Your Problem (1994) CDS Polydor 853902-2
