Blackfeather

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The single cover of Blackfeather's biggest hit, "Boppin' The Blues"

Blackfeather was an Australian rock group in the 1970s. Formed in 1970 they went through a number of line-up changes until disbanding in 1983.
Neale Johns was lead vocalist and songwriter. Their major hits were Seasons of Change and Boppin' the Blues. "Boppin' the Blues" was a number one hit in Australia in October 1972 for the band.

[edit] Albums

• 1971 - At The Mountain of Madness
• 1972 - Boppin' the Blues
• 1974 - Blackfeather Live at Sunbury

[edit] External links

• Blackfeather line-up details, band history and discography
• Details of Blackfeather and Neale Johns

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