Volume 1 Number 22

June 29 1966

EASYBEATS_ TO _BE ______ _ UNDER BEATLES' RECORD MAN THEY LEAVE

JULY 10th

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DOUG PANTHER

On Sunday 10th, immedi11tely dter Canlas plu,e Aitht 743 IHVfl the 9r0tind , there will ba two minutes silence throuthout the ~world of Au, tr11li11! !

And there ue thrN good rea1on1 fo r this. We bow our heads beuu1e ( I) Part of our " pop" heritage will have d ied . New

groups who a ir idl• rumon th•t " we might go to England ... or America" and so forth will be scor n&d and laughed at - and nobody nHd1 that kind of pub­licily.

( 2 ) Becat.lH there u e 144 , hopping-days to Christ ­mas and no-one's mentioned it yet .

( 3 ) AND MAINLY BECAUSE FLIGHT 743 IS THE ONE CARRYING THE EASYBEATS TO ENGLAND ! !

Arrani;t>nu·n ti- h rw,· l)('t-n made with NEMS El'-n.r. PRISES t lirinn Ep!-tt>in 's mnm n1wncy • tn i,J)l'ntl t hr fi r~I lhrt'I. ' 1,r rour WL'f'k~ r,~ l-Ordtni; wuh (:1•t1r1tt' 1\larlin . th\• chap whu pr1Klue1•s :t:e Beatl1•s· rt'n,rd1-. If tht• Easy• bf,;11,; fan• ;1-.. 1·x1)\•i.:h'd in E ni:.lund. tlw1r r,-c·onls will lX• r,• lcaiot'<I m Anll•rl("II llS wi'll. and 1r 1h1•1r r1"t."ords d11 oi. w,•I: 111 Anwn,·a as lhC'y or,· t'Xl)t'Cl t>d to in EnglMd , tht'n t h1•re will be m o nt':,· rollmi; !rom Fort Knox ai;11in . No bul\itin ! ! t

&furi- thry Iran-. thr t:as,·• brll l!i a rr rrlt'Hhll :m t~.P. of f our o r iginal tracks. unr u f

....-hk h thr~ y, ill ht• 1ln i11i: on lht· Fa n•y,1'11 Eai,,~l>l'at .... l'j:· m t'nt uf Kumnllltiu.1.1.

Jus• f11r 1h,• n•e1•rd 1h,' tour 1ra,·k,- Ifft ,·a\kcl, -- J u,-1 l.ik,• \ ' o ur l);ulll~ :,i,tul ," " \ ,•r~

fi':~1~1 an~:a~\·u.,"1f;~:.;~ .. :~;; four h:11,• b, •..-11 Y.rlttt·n Wllhtn th,• lm,I lt'lt 1mm1h,-

\h-Jiwu r1w " ai,, th,· linil h·i: of lht• ,\ 11,1 rali 11 n 1:1 ~1•\u•\I tuur. Tht•~ "ill fl~ tu All rlahh­: u r II w1·1•k uf rar,•y,·rll appra r ­ant'l"!i , th1·11 h al"k to l'-~·dnr~ to rt•1·011•r. If thl' p rr srnt 11lan!i a n· not ups,.-1 thi: llnal :,,;,-11111'~ far t> we\l y,jlJ ht- a i.hu"' o n tht• Nth .

The Dinah Lee Story -EXCLUSIVE-

PAGE 2-WEONESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966

POSTBOl Jj (.) · ,~ Urar Cio•Sel.

to: ~~~u~rt:~~: ~o ~~~l~k b!~~ : on "Thf' Purplf' H u r bl". :~ They really are a fabulous :: :;:roup and the,· play wonder• " ! ul R & B. . t:

I know there are mnny i: other R & R groups. like. 11

"Jl'f!' St. John and Tht• hi .. ~ nnd "Tht• Pink l"inks" :ind ,,, alrhoui;h they are i;ood . .. Thl' ;: rurph- H earh1" in my opinion i>

are best. They play only true :

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~~ R & B and the a1mosphere 11 ,._ - • ,

~~d : ffi~emf~1 t1~e~i;c;~~~ ; =.,~ .. Therefore . I suggl'st that ;: v,- ,._.,, onyone th:it hasn't henrd or "' ~"'" - ..

it. because the)' are sure 10 : ~1~~,. ::: _ c,,,.1a1 ~t~ial~~~~r t~~swufreg~~;_; "'"L"•' · x ·a .. .n.w.,x ~-·~~.·.~• ••• • •~

be one of the most pcpular • COOQ; .<.-m sa 110

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Yours faith fully, Khytbm and PluH F;,m,

S)·dnr,·.

· Dtar Go-St' l. When I receh'ed my latest

Go-Set, I was shocked to hear' that Thf' Byrds' new record ~Ei1ht Miles Hi,:h " has been t...nned in Am1:: rica. I think this Is the worst thing that can be done to an)' artist, especially really up . and . coming ones like Thf' Byrds.

" Eight ~lill'S Hi 11: h... lhe best thing The Byrds have t..Vcr recorded isn' t even about drugs, and I hope that it. dt"!sn·t get baMed in Aus• tralia, even though their re­cords are not played enough here, they really do dcsen;e air-pl:1.1•.

A De,·otfil Byrd Fan. " Eight Milf'll Hi,:h" ill l"f'o

11 tricted air,play herf'. - Ed.

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~ London I (''..U] Comment jf/f'.,>"t/ From

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GO·GOS ~ NO·IISD

e e GO-GO CHRIS HA~ Go-Go to Chri! Hall and~

fantast ic r.xord .. A Lil Lovin" with "Do11't Ask Whv" on the other side. I a gas sound and It knocks right out. How's abom "Kommotion" a n d "Go Give Chris a GO and let's more o! him around t

~~bo~!;n~:en~~ ~i~~ 1 him too, GO·SE''f?

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To cet yuurstU Us• icd in this column, M"nd dctall ,i C hrldl)· pica~!> to " Pen Pal• Unlln,itNI" c/ o Gu• Sd, :? Cha rnwood Crl'II,. SI. Kilda, Vk• l ur la.

lkm't wurry If your ll'llcr lake's liume limr. tu appear -thcr t• 11rr !IU rrnmy Jk'II 11a l!1 . •·c will

l' bulUOi mu, 1 br c~•r d 11oJ • r llkrn-1Uy • u,.1e ..-,.: n lt'mbrr , ·nu don1 ban t,, .,..,i 11111 phulo - any l,(u I• n-1,.on l I• lt....-lf....,1..,.ur u...-.i •• " UI rrlum lll<'m ,,nly , .,.., rrally "a111 lhrm ha(-t,, , .,,.. )UII de, plra..,. 1141pply u• ,ohh oia.p,-11 ..,.lt-lldll"""*"'•"•·•l"P'· ...iin II Ml a ll<'b rNkr '.

IIN'd lime lu cat.ell 0-'1 l • r•r l lu rnd- 7u11r up ! _. ---•·

Geoffrey in London

LILY BRETT REPORTS

THE D·COYS

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966-PAGE J

.ti Do they really sound like BEATLES?

KEVIN

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ALISTAIR KEVIN

n"~ k U.·• r)·~ ,,. .. ,.. th-.i-. " R~m'""'· ~•~) \ • .,._ .. _ u.·111 ti.• ho• 1>11111<'>1 1111 ,,rl<'r .. Sotdu..-·· I n l,.1,ndun . Cam :i.bi· 81 '• ,,..,.-, ... 1 l rlt'n's ..iwv ,, ... 1LN1 ··Trt•• r'•nip '' lli'1ld nr ...­llS n11u1, nll<'<l '·TIM• Edtl!" f'X· .,...-1rt1 t" r,nuv u,., r hll r15 •Vll<'h•

w,~ "Thr 1t1·rd• " ,.-ouJd ni· aw•) Ha)' o--rlt> bM-11 in Aus, ,,.1111 ... o ,..,... . " Enrbnt••· Mid ··n..i rolcrtd Can·· w,ia.., 11~1-~,urnr d,onr,, ,...,.,.,. ,,,..,, P"•lurmrd ~, • '" K <11nmu111,n '· k~l-"o ~t mn~ t, nrr' Hn,,, M oods"' b«omin• ~n HAI "" 1 -.,up Prnh"• S u I loo')•. 1ho• tnnll<' ftllln - Ha y Huff . due: rur dlll'IN' and T\' ..-uric In Mrl b11rnf ""'-'" lll'lff"\•r m,,. ~-~ Ju,t l1<m,,ndU<1• . l "m eu rrrnllp ••lon1 W.' llh , II tlw lllZ bof• • ~p111n1n• h1t i;.:::.i ~I"" " B~ftlll l.amll. Dami

t1nally. hnw. 1'11- _.h • .....,. , .. u...,.1,· 1• lf-n1r<11 ••11.t .., Toor ttulorrl,.,, botdl,- pr-.-d

Here they are ••• THE POP BABIES!

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a very timely and pertinent warning. "0 .K.," he sald . .. In IN to be IN at the moment: nt·xt ii will be IN 111 bl' OUT. Then when OUT ht!<'Omes IN 11 will bt> OUT to bt• IN 10 lhe IN-mindl."(l, so IN will be IN al(aln." From 1-fnrry you t"Xl>t"l"I 1l11ubl1•- Da trh . I 1). 111 ·,-~ Whal lw n«•am wm-, " t-:,·1·r)·bvd~ k1w11·:- tlw IX CROWD 1-" h"rllll!. hul \\'ilhn\11 th, Ill 1h1•r,•'d bt• no l''.11' IP l :uq.;h at. nu on,· 10 ,..,mt up •·

YOUR act Ill RECORD! where thB stars GO * Print• or <Omrne.-ci1I Hi-Fi recerdl"9 lt't

1ppcti111nwn, . * Record d i,1ri ltu1ie11 if requirecf. * ,.,..,.,.nu ,, .... ,., Nn"lce.

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Tttna,::l'rs in llullaml , Francl' and C.1•rma11~- wrrT

:c:ck=..t~~n-::~:':x.:;,u,_1\1::;; R1J,:.-r O...UN')' " '"" d rad .

In his London fh11 Ro~er happil)' dcmecl lhe n1•ws. "OUr tour or E urO\ll' was fantaslit'. I am a little tln.-d, but fa r from dPnd." ThP report probably n!SU\tecl from confusion over the c rash which Pete T u w nst:ml had last wa-k .

Melbourne's first clscotheque expands

Mrlbournr 'l'i llr!it tli!<>• ,·olhfiiur. Thi• Garri"o n . i!i tu ,.,..,,,uul. f.-ollo•·lni:; a 'ill!: j:l'Slion m:uh• h,· ,1h'k Jai: i:r r "ht'II ht• MlO thrrf' durin11: Thi' Slt,m• ',- t1111r . a -·..,wuk hou!'f' '" is hf'ini,: :11h11•tl . Thr 11p!il11ir1> "" ..,h•ak h t1U!<ot''" Mill a1hl thr llni ,;; h , iu i,: 111111· 11 to uni' of i\11..,, lr11 1ia ",- 111 11!'> \ ... 1111hi.., t l1·-11t•1 \ tliwnth,•111.11•.., ,

Yardblrd Jeff Beck Cuts Sinai•

,ll'lf n, .. -k . ,:uit :trbt 11I th,· \ artlhinl ... . 1. ... pullim: """" a !<>1111:h• rnr r1·1t·:1!'>1' i11 hritah1 ,•arl) ,1111, ·. Tht• \"udhirdi, la lr,;;t I.J • .. nn1 ) rl rf'h•a:,,0•11, fraturo•.., nrQ lh i111: r,0111 11r11r11 ,.pl rilual.., 111 nu, ... •r~ rh,·nt1•J11 .

Judy Durham leaves hospital

JtttlJ Durham . n f lh•• St't•krr!i. i!i oUI of h11s11i tal aflr r a !'Ut·r1•!i!if11I a ppt•ndh 11pnatio 11 . Uu r it1i: hrr s la} in ho !<> 111 I a I .lud_, wa" ~•·amp,-d Mil li i:1•1·"••11 ('.t flh from Au!ilr11l ia11 anti Eni,:li,h fr1•na1:n~.

"Tht')" tunwd \\)!:II \\ OU !ci h:n·t· h1.-~ n :, •:,•n· ,m ...... •rab!1· w,· ·k 1111,, .I \, ·1 ~ lmp1)Y 0 111'

Shirley Ablcair tries for charts

.... u ... 1rnaun 1.11 hr, 1tirl S11/ R 1. £1' ABIC.4.1 R I~ makini; an nil out t"tfort for thP rhar, _.. hf'n' 1111h hE'r \'f'r."llln o f ' 'l-"IOWl!(S S c\"l' r Dt•nd \\'1th the Rainfall " ThL!i number IS tht• ttip !ild•• ur SIMO:'. AN D GARf "U XKEL'~ lntf'~t n>{'urd c:tlled " I Am A Hut•k" Th,• µrf'St'Ollllltlll t •f Sh1rl,•y· !'o r. ~­u rd IS ~11ml:1r 10 lha l of lht! n.-<:cnt Dnb L1nd h il "E\u~h-f' Uuttt•rllr" 11ncl s ho uld l'hUrl wist>. p ro\'t! IO bt• \ 'l'r)" ~lit: ces.'! (ul fn r thr Aust ra l ian 11,1 rl

lt,111 ( 'runa 11. \\ho 11111-. nn a !'> \\ini,: ini: s ho" al OIJII.\IOl)ll a ml Cr r!ih• 1•11110 . is run11in i: .'11'1· hourm•'s '11111 Ball a,:ain lhi!i .n•ar. If las1 ~-.-a r '!<> hall M:IS a n~ imlkalin n . it ~ho ultl IM.• a w ihl a ffair. Th,• IS ,: ro 1111 a!Tair will tw at thr Rt1~·al R.all runn, un AUJ:U, t '!It

T hi'< \\"l'l'k !\h-\lJ('lum e lrns bt't.·n pl:i.:=ued wit h a (raud !:'t' ihni: 1irk('ls to :t OClO·f'lr.iStf'nt ball. but the Mocld! Ball is cldimtC'I)' on. Show Biz pl"OJ:;11' :tff' nlrc-ad}· book in:,: hea1•1ly

,\lantrt·il \lann '.., i:ro u1• i .. 11 111 hr,•.; 1,,, ini: 1111. T hrr,· ha\t' b,•,•11 ..,,rnni: run111ur-. dnulalir11: lha l Paul .IU,lt"

~~"° ~~1i1~~~::1 th~/'°:t.l.:1::~ O'Abo.

Thi~ w,·ck m London M1mfred rcphNI !Cl Thi' ru­m o urs " M y n ·a t· t ion 10 llwSt' rumou rs 1-. s hf'er bor, .. dom H c., .. - mRO\' lint{'~ dn \ 'OU wunt Ill{' 10 · .. a)' II Wt

i1 n• no t bn-nkin~ uµ ·· Tht• :O. l unlrl'CI :O.lnnn i:rOUJJ s

!hrt-t·-,·car 1•nntr,11 I with EMI 0h·:~ 1•nd1-d 11nd 1hc1r rf'f'o rd!i will nnw bl• n •leUSt.'CI hy Fnn1un11.

SING S • FIRST ON / I SINCE I FELL FOR YOU HIS a

PA u L WAYNE I W4NT TO '~.~N~ 'YOUR FOLKS HIT -~ /

"Too Young · Dear lkslie Pixie.

· -r1nn- u · aml -iny b.Jy-fricn is 15. I used to telephon1:1 him a lot which made him mad at mt'. so now I only ring him on Sunday. He ne\·er tells me he loves me on the phone. When I ask him if he's going to write to me he say!; yes, 0 111 'lever does. Sometimes he 'C' IIS me he's written, but I ne \·cr ~et the lt!tter. I sny I"m ~oin1,t 10 flirt with other boys tJut 1t doesn't worry him one bit . He never izets jealous . Once he called me darlin g. I am aly.•ays writing him letters

~~~~g ;~;n hf.,.,~s~u~i~ 1 i:0~! i likes me he says yes. Do you think he 10\·es me, Leslie? Please don't te ll me to give him up as I love him too much .

" Worried", Doncaste1 East. '.'iu. I don't think ht' Ions

.,·uu and I al!iO think that at hi!i at;I' hP i!i not krribly In• tt'rt"!itl'd in !{i ris . Stop wriUn,: tu him and only rin,: when you ban• somP definite H a• !ion, IPl him approach you it hl' " ·ants to.

"Pa!molive Boy· Dear Leslie Pixie,

My boy-fri end is nice and I like hin, awfully, but he is more than a year younger than me. I am 17. My mother says not to worry. but some, ! imes I wonder what my Criends think. He looks so young whtm we are out 1hat I get II hit .sclf--conscious

Uncasy, Cheltenham. 1 \ 'our motht•r hi rixht. U ;

you 11rf' h11ppy with your boy• rrit•nd hh1 •Je ls not Import• 11nt. Uon't worry about othrrs 11nd wh11t they may bf' think• ing - 1wrh1111s lht'J :ann'l .

,, if;F.~:U:r A ::::,.,i:~· ~~~i:; ~:~:;~t. ll~11~n:rr;~i/tia~ board mf'f'lin,: is takini placf' and lht> pt'oplt' art' tht" dirtt'• tor. d t"sl,:nf'r prnduttr •~d assis tant produtt r C r t"sptt• tin• t,·1 or r.o~ Who " '0Uld imaiinr tha t rrom this dttar,· ron-S('nati\·t- S<'t'nt' t"merit'ii lhf' li\·Pli t"sl. ,w: inJ il:'5t . nation• a l TV pro,: ram " C.0! !".

Tho• show Is pfanncd four weeks In advance, and at these meetings artists. mater• ial . music and sets are dis• cussed.

The ne:-1 task I which tills Dennis Smith's life ,._. i I h nil!,htmarish dreams J is listen­ing to the records chosen. and writini out the lyrics. He regula rly returns from these sessions chatte ring to him• seU in Martian !! Now comes the day I Monda)·) when the Strangers a re expected to tu rn up at the studio with an backing learnt . Whether they do this or net. largely de, pends on what sor t of a pa rty last Sunday's was! However. all being well with th" Stran, ger~ fa rather novel event l they proceed to put down 11II the backing tracks and in the afternoon , singers who arc not going on live record their son&s. Julian Is very fl rm about one thing. " People who are appearing on ··GO! " ror the firs t time always tape numbers - bt.-eausc we 1·ec1 that they have enoui;h "first night " nerves to contend with without worryini: about their \·o lces.

On t'rlday of th<' samt' Wf't•k rr hranals arr condurtt'd . l-"lr11t cumf'11 thf' ordinary rt"• ht'a rs11I, theon Ollf' drf'KII f f'• hnrsal, and tln11lly in thf'

BOOTS I BOOTS I HIGH BOOTS - LOW BOOTS

MEDIUM BOOTS with the new mod look

low Heel1 - Hi9h Hnl1 - Mod HNl1

For everything in boots for men see .

MOUNT FORDS 205 BOURKE ST., MELBOURNE

Pnnin,:: lht- actual show Is fllmNI with thP audlpncr pttStnt.

Problt-ms of lht" Show?'!"! "Well, really where shall we start ?" Julian says that al• thOURh the kids in the aud­ience are reall}' mar;vellous, •·nnd we don 't m ind when the)' lhrow gonks, golliwo~s and dol\1-1, but when they started throwing things such as r l.:e - which gets Ir the mechanism nnd crunches in the ftoor-well then, brother. d !d we have our problems!"

Both Julian nnd Dennis re• call the day they went to a charity turn, al thl' St . Kilda Palals. Dt:nnis says, ··Out came this tubby little blo'.:e, with a Beatie hal r-<:ut. and suit . After one song, his equipment completely packed up on him - eventually he cast it aside and sang with· out it. However, later 4 when the microphone y,as Hied I they asked him back to sing a couple of numbers. J ulian asked him to appear on •·GO! " and the response was absolute ly overwhelming -you now know him as King Normie".

,\1kt'd what hf' thought ot Norn1lp'1 chance• overse ... Julien ttplied, .. Normit' bu a t~mendou1 w11y or geUin& throua;h to thP audknce - he becomes part of any tnter• tainmpnt - ht' ha!I that in• drftniblt' somrthlni which I frt'I will ca rry him throuih O\'t'rst'as.·•

Tne artl»t11 tha t Julian prl"dkts fll lllt' fo r? J ot,nny Yuuna; from l't• r th, "as he has tulcnt , und is quite re• freshing lo look at. Rnd also, youni; Muri)' K ristian - how• tlVCr, only lime will te ll ".

And who Is lh!s lncn •dlble lllltn, Wh(, Is behind lht• most suct..i.•ss ful loni:•n:nnint; h::t•n• a1,w show'! He Is dt•llnl tely not a lL'Cnag1•r, um! tdls llltl that he really dislikl•s this sor t or music - he must ha\·c , an lnc=-cd1blti lllU0\mt or St! lf· control!

Julian Jo,•n 'Jri wholr famil)' workt'd in \'llrh•tJ· In t-:na;llmtl. Hr and hhc hrolht·r 11hnp1 had 11mbltlons lo ht• cumf'• dlan1, but . lht'Y Mt thf'y didn't han t hf' t·ou ragt' ( In CUf' peoplt' didn't lauJh I 1m L they thoua;ht that th"."y " 'OUld t"nd tht'ir jokt'II with 11t.1mr• thlna: a;oud . A.ND so T UKNl-:o TO TIU~ TR,\Pl-:1.E !

SINGE I FELL FOR YOU HIS /4iiiii \ PA u L w A y NE SINGS I WANT TO~~,~~~ 'YOUR FOLK S F~~~T ON 19

GO-SET WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966-PAGE 7

THI sDTINOARHv~':a~~-At the age or seven Dinah

u. was ,<1m;ttedly some- debut at 7 - to? thing less than a beauty. I

DOUG PANTHER REPORTS

have never ~n a beautiful Dinah back for a few days seven • year • old; gangling. before flying across to Adel• cute, dellghUul, shy, in !act aide for two weeks. Her cur• almost anything but beaut!• rent record , " Not In This ful. Wholt' World" is getting a lot

But at the age or seven or a1r·pla}' in Sydney at the Dinah appa rently became Ir· moment . The flip sick, "Tht" revocably s tage s truck. She Ri,:ht Tlmp·• is more blueslsh. was photogra;>hed here In late July or A.ul{lls t making her thirty seventh Dinah will be goin, to Tahiti cur tain call in a school pro, and pou.lbly lo En,land a,aln duction o r .. Madame Flutter• b)•." A rather over-embrol• dercd lotus petal wouldn't y~u say?

see a tartan settee in ttie background, not that that means anything!

J ustifiably she complains that " 'hen shf" does "firsts" IMy att not rt'CoglUH'd , but rnrybody i» doinJ the samP thin,: a le• · mor.thli J11tPT.

• I 108~i:j@¢1¢1iii on the Adelaide Ji

Big Bob t· rancis is truslin r,: hh1 welr,:ht to a hammock for th t' next two Wt't'ks. r11 tchinll! up on his past year or ··AC· TIOS ," so for ! ht' nu:t two issuPs you 'll ht' rnding a li ttle oit or ,·BLARSE\ ... ( !ittini as I 'm l rb h from way back . -llkt-).

* Adelaide was favored by a visit from the "C.O.S£T" top brass a while back and :<eem ­£d 10 be impres~ with the scene . .. e,·en though Colin 84!anl found him!elf "tread•

Wa1kif~~~~Po~~ J.~~ '.~ ~ -· the .\Ianagt'r lhoui;ht th:11 he was a " Flashbulb llarT\' .. IT\'• ins: w do part~· shoes ·111 th~ hall ! Louk bt'forP you !rap ~r. J lanaite r : . MEMO LAURIE & BOBBY !

It 's J: Trat to st't' inte rsta tP fPllas (and ,::11ls l drop in a t home when they arrh"e in town ... . but 7 a.m . !!!!

* Y?4 now ba!'k in Mt-lbournP for an extended spell to do lhe Dance. T.V. a..,d Disco­tht"QUf' circuit and also pro, mote th.'.'ir E .M.J. release · Ability .. 1 written b) lead sin• ger Colin Ford and rhythm

At the age of flle\·en . like something out or a Persll ad., is deiicate Dinah cantering tip-toe through the orange tTl.'eS ! I no tulips In At!Ck­land I i;l>#!SSI.

By the lime o! the last photo taken ( on the Proby tour) Dinah had fully de• veloped the p,.,wer, the sheer personal dynamism which makes her about the only n•ally p,icitin,: female nif!:hl• club vocalist e ither New Zealand or Australia has pro­duced.

First it was her mad "mod" geRr, thti type of clothes which made her famou.11 as 11 s ti•le-sette r . She was the first to take her dog on stai::e and now almost every female \'UCU!ist does ii . But the one she reScnts most Is the "op i:ear." Thf' fad ma,· ht' past now, hut Dinah was Wf'a rinr,: it nn s ta!l,t' immt> tli11h·I,· art1·r s h1• r t'turnrd rrum l-:11;. l,m1I last Al1GUST '. !

\\'t"sU'rn A.ust ralia: Wrndy guitarist Roy Clayton l backed Coh·t' r"'t' II . ! I Norman St.. by a pretty ballad " E,·f' rg-rttn BPUt-,·ur . Perth. W.A. and Trtt:· Watch this group J!O !

~>:,~i~Hd1~;~~~\, ,.~1. Mathoura ~1wakinr,: :, \ '•~-1 . Ind

At eleven, kids are the gan. a;llest, but they're conscious o f it. But jus t as In the first

1 photc, there were hmts or

I i:raciou.sn~ss. in the second lht:re Is some poise. St ill no s i~n of the Dinah we know though.

The third is or Dinah, aged s ixtL-en, looking beautiful, e \·en 1[ nothing like "mod" Dinah. Tht: bumpi. that WOT· ried her as 11n cle\'en•y!'ar-old se-em 10 ~U\'c fallen I rathe r rurt unately I into the correct places. Look at the photo -

T1PPJ,1Mlni lhrouih 1hr lullp~ l ~~: 1 • , ... 11

Wondt·r what omen this is : the way she·s i;rlnnln~ con­tentt.'Clly while the back• i;ruund shadow flllls on R Jump o ( pseudo-Sout h Pne:I• fie?

Jus t two )'ears later the comparltlvely Insipid slxll.'l'n· year-old has metaphoscd into a sveldt. selr,assured night• club--cum,pop•sln11e r. Donch11 ' Jus' know It I ! ! !

Arter a s t rlnit or top hits here's Dinah in London. You may noL believe ii 'i. London. bul If you peer clOSt:ly you' ll

About the twenty-second of July Mclboumiles can expect

(luttnsland . J O c" 1 )' n "Twan,::n" Rick,· Cuhurn is

~~1f ~~i~if ;Ei:~i I f.[~~i}it }f:f ~~}{i?7J; and 1mM tu Eu. ,. o P.O. Hox I * J li-1 . Aurkland . '.'i .Z. I t will be int C' res1io111

And th!lt's our Dinah. >.. dl'l:u ril' dan1't' promOtt' rS \ti hl•a r reports l"ln the ,, ff l'<'t o r 10 o 'd ock d osmi;: on lht' rtan1·1• S(, •ni• m ~lt• lbournt>. For as sur1• a,- ··1/Jey roll out the barrl'I "' a t 6 p m th!' s:iwc!us: wi ll hi' :-!aymg nn thl' l\oor for :111 PX1 ra r,,ur hours per m.:h1 O\'l'r lwn • \\'Uhm th(' next ft•w months .

Thi• 11rinll' rn 1-.on fo r th t.' t•ai:t'rnt':-, ur 1111' t"ft'"tl IU 1,:t'l into ttw "' tkl"l!,011 .. at t:li1a• twth rH• r~ ~aturil:1~ 11 ii:ht and ))l•rfornwr:- kt•t•nnt•:-:. to a 1•· l)f'ar thrn· i:. tha t tht• u,uw,· l', t•t·m· i;t; 11romu:1•r,- :-pan· nu l'lfor t I ll 11111 011 !ht• bt'>, I po:,• s ibk .. 1101, .. \ ,r r~ ,muulh prud111·1ion . •

NC'\\' Fm!nr mJ:ht chnJ: :u El12alx-th r :tlll'(i 11:-dl "Tlw S mk" call nnJ: i:. t rkll\' (or " \\11~· UUI m oci." .. .

':, OU l; l lt'i>1><.°'t1 t!w lll, 'lll b1.•r i. lu p "card" 1-. a lmt h plUi! ' I ! .

Wllh th1• lur, · of " i,; r, 't'n• stuff" :around th,• ,1,rn,· r many h:iw rushed to b u y "amp:."' :.met hlU!ars and 10 hin• bas.t•m<•n1s and halls only to fmd thn! lh1·y h1n·e lo di.: a ll"llll! , Ion.: wa~·. IC' r1•ar h that pol o( i;0 ld 111 ti}(' l' lld u( tht' rainbow.

* More mumblings from mt' next w~•k -

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DAL MYLES Reviewed by the Go-Set Pop panel

HF.\' ,·ou: LITil..f: IIO().GA,LOO

Clubby Che-..l<t,t Parkway C ~o:,~es \lS nearly swNt

I C4N1' STOI' LOVI S'G \'0\1 BABY

f'OA A LllTLF. 1'1ULE Del Shannon

THE WORD FOil TODA¥ B~ = and

Scope CShouldbeanAbU1M producUO!I.

B Add lhe c<>lfe and wcf' II joln,ou,

Ubertr C Still OUI ftlrtinJ Stalaide A Ultle Jlrl? - blJ :'tt<>rd

D It aounda mott Ukl! )'O· 1erday's aillln•.

C We"d like to u.se !WO

C Well an~J BIiiy UW lt . tWl11,e\l011hla ­only.l

C Don N ffl a medal from

ThrN mo,.. compl•l•ly unknown Au,. : ralian uli1h are hHding for the top in a big way and th•y don't even know ii . So Inn Dayman was telling me the other day. H• say1 their tal•nl i1 tremendou, and 11 c Why not Cyri l o r Cecil WEDNESDAY,

ot 1(111'1~,nt' elR. CHANN Ei. t watching th•ir dev.lopment ca:'ffully but hHn 't told them he'1 interested, and isn' t

\.\'HAT MOR£ CA,:-rl I DO! Ma.rty Rhone 11.nd Spin the 50111 Acenta

C Make a better rN:Ord. Folluln~r COLOSI-'!. 1:,al'i

telling who they .,... So if you 're a stru,- um BUIE (AUST. I TIie Pll•rll'fll Fite C.B,"J. Ma ... Smllh

C No !mar;Ln~Uon Ot l!d>I nAl'iK TIIA\' NO-RS

- gli~:; t~:~::-:1~"c~~be~r~, _D_.J_. _w_h_o_._1 s~~~ ~sT~'' i Mtk .. -,-,,=- Gmup and !lhade In production , ~rtin Whyndarn,llnde, Da•·ld

~~~:s k~i:1~~~m~~u:u~n1r~~mc:~~ :~:~~;-s0;;.::s10~· I - -:--:-=~~2-':'Mn«~. T:;;AY, ---

berra he's getting the k ids plenty mad . :;:0~\. s;:~::~: ~\IC~=;~: Ne« English singer DAVID GARRICK rT11 DARK The T'•rm•nt.1

who's out with a coYer version of the BLIIE TUII NS TO t.;Rt:Y Don "' ~ Stones' " lady Jane" 90H out of his mind Ttmn

over puce colored yoghurt . Fe.ling hungry? soc:m~c; Mi°'~ The Ramb~n

C.D.S.

°""' A His best sll'lct' Nad lM' ,

B Bir boJ'? C Soun<! 1pollJ; ll

C We needchanJ;in::; 100!

BASTUJ..t: Martin \\'h)'n(h m•Rn de

CHAN NE L 5 Orabam PHro,f'

COLONIAL I S'S' Bruce Stuchb\lr-,

>"OURTH 1''ALL Ian Lonk, R k hard Lff<:h , P!lm Esll!J>e, Marptt1 Smith. (;ntrr.. Squanee and Knry Whh• MEMO TO ALLUSIONS FANS WHO

WJclTE NASTY LETTERS: You wil l not fu r ther the cause of 1h is U!llen ted group saying th ings like " the M.P .O. Lid . a re the most shock ing group of amateurs I ever had the misfortune to meet ". Th is sort of th ing from fans . whether it 's meant to or .,ot , in the end only reflects on the group you· r,. tryi ng 10 help.

l'LL STILL BE HE:Rt: D EmJ)ly - we W(m'l wa it. MELllOllRNE: JA7.:Z Q.liB

As if th'! Sydney scene wasn ' t s ick enough , si K mon ths 1190 it looked like , r.e Star Club would fc-l d for sure . Crowd s were pracli• cally non-e :uste nt no matter who was appear ing However , it seem ~ that thi s is one pl ace th 11 1 is not doomed to die as so man)' o thers have 11 !ready done . Crowds arc on the up a nd up and arc still growing arid ii looks li ke the Sta r Club i;, he re 10 s1a, . Wf'cn therei'"s- 50 lt!tle wo rk around for local i,rrists in Sydney it's almost a niaj c'- r catast rophe when a p 'acc doses. Gcn,ng some o f the credi1 tor the present : rowds a re permanent group the " Su nsets ". I haven ' t ~een them \O I can' t comment. They m ust have someth ing ! ( Gui1ars , d rums. etc !! )

Heard the word that the ne•t Lovin' Spoonful disc will be quit• different from the usual schmult:i:. It will be a much harder sound than e..,.r hea; d from this outfit before .

Wh ile on new reco rds Paul Wayne has remade the old Jenny Welch song " SJnre I Fell For You " and ha s done a bnl i1ant job . He handles the song w ith lors of feeling and it's a great showca se for h is abil it ies .

This is not a gossip column BUT. A top p romote r is roc king the matr imon ial boat , so much so , it may even sin k soon . Stop guess ing !

English composer LIONEL BART hH ju1t bought two Germau Sh•pherd pups and has called them Simon and Garfunkel. So that ' , what he thinks of them .

Cass Elliot o f the MAMA 'S AND PAPA'S SF)4:aking o n the Beatles fi rst color TV appearance in the States : " Oidya ... the BeatlH on TV? Poor ttaul had • chipped tooth and a cut lip . He doesn' t n.ed a wife - he needs a Mama! " Look out Pa:.:I , or Cats will get you .

"W.ut~t:P'OllE rou

lJNrREDICTABU:

C We lhlnk she dld. f'n.nk Trl)'N)r'a Jau Preat"het,

JO{IRNEY 1')1 GOSSA BE A

WHEEL SO" EIU \ '

C And I rourh one 100.

J ohnny Cooper C A wa,on wheel no less!

All the records rt,,lewc,-, are now 1n,Lablc ln the ~ -

what do you think of the latest records ? YOU can write in • nd tell us whit YOU think of the la tast record relHset revi"wed each WNkl We w•nt you to h ave your say H the buying and listening public! ! So dHh off YOUR opinions now and send them to " READERS REVIEW" C/ o . Go-Set, 2 Charnwood Cres ., St . Kild• , Victori• . Bu t entries will appear in Go-S.t Wffk by week alrniJ wilh the regular controversi1I " DISC REVIEW".

EAUTVNCTES SUE FLETT Our correspondent in Landen has sent the latest beauty and

rashlon !rends to us with the sugg1,.'Stion that although most of the following arc not on sale in this country yet. a little Ingenuity and experiment will enable anyone to coppy them successfu lly.

Black and white op eye <!esigns are now being replaced by eyes featurini.: Khttery. bright:y colort.-d makc•up. Bright eye•!hadow ts team1'(! with colon.'tl liner and mascara. The newest mascura comes in shades o f \'IOlet . dHrk rl!d, dark green and navy. Eye.shado•v colors include mauve, Inn, whiff' , J:rcy and cream. 1-"or duy and even ing wear the m11s1•nrn, while still wet Is dusted over with sllwr. 1told o r colort."CI 1tliltm I the type sold at newsui;cnts 1. The i:lrls who have <11spcnsed with rnasc11ru weur 1timr.iicky fuk c ll}'elashcs made of nylon and colored lmghl red . )·t'llow, gn.oen o r blur !

ThcSc are worn with nylon hnir wi1:s In mulching colors. The result t1s I ruly wonderful. H:ilr fa shion:-. ri om E11 ro1>1: aro the main innmmct. on s tyll'S worn he re. TL·nsi>d hair is out. Curls a re out. Grey h:1 ir like mothers· Is most dcllnltcly out. G1·cy lips urc p.:irmissiblt• bul hlue arc in . Yellow end red fake hair wi i::s nrc In. Switches arc in . In Lo ndon hair color s lmutrit ln,; 1/w harsh colors or the henna and cumomlle ,·ci;C!lable dyes of 1hc :!It's has hi-come the rai;e. Already th!.! hair s lylt.'l> of the 192ffs and JU "!> han• re turned . Girls wllh Jon,; lu,lr for a switch I wenr it ti ra ided In tht• complicnted rolls and knot!> o r Victorian nnd Edward;an ems.

One n! the reasons fe r the return ur tht•sc old hair styles t apart from aest~etic ones I is thu sudden popularity uf ur!i;ino l clothes datlni; back to p re•Vlctor!an times. Actually any g1mnc0! In the range from bustle to padtfod shouldi?rs Is hll(h fashion In London.

SPt,-clally clothes shops are scrouni,:lnl: fur :;tock and are makinG fortunes from the demand for orii:inal turn of lhc century evenlni: dressci;. nlahtgowni; and !lbi rlS. button boots, lace parasols bead dresses and :ow-waisted. long•skirll!d suits.

For extra Ice beauty girls on the Con:lnent wear ga rters Just above the knee. Under mlnl•skirts lhcse add thl' right p rovocalln: touch and a rc worn with o rdinary or colored s tockin 1,ts. In all Europe, stockln11:s woven with lurcK threads ul sih•e r. i;old . ebony ur rt."CI arc sold fo r cvenln1: wear. They a re not yet on sale here

lt£Yl!IOARJl The P"lrlns; Squad

IVANIIOE COtTt:t: l.OU !'oCE Folk SlnJin&

PIIDAY, USTILI.E

Mar1. R1J11 dk.lll~ht. Tt•1ry McDillcn. Ph!! Vl11.11"'!m be

CHANNEL 5 GnMm Peat~

COLOSIAI, IS'S' Matll t• \\'h)·11t!,1mll,•arl,• C'L,rl

COf'l'ER IS:-.E 0.~ld >lr.d Kal rlM

FLOWt:R l'OT .I, l ~\ !'oUU : Folit Slnc,nr

f'OURT II WALL K m n)' ll'h l11· ~nd (;r:ll"IIIC' Squ;m ,· Su,• 1,.-.., Md1t· r. l"Jn, ~11.

!,doU Sa"·uU. 1>tum1· Sp,.,,,r~ • Gordon :..1rlnl)' r<•

<iREES ,u s ll~:lt~{.,{"7~z t:l.l'tt

l'rw.nk n 1r ,·1l1r', Jali llan<I fi~~~!:~./F.I.L.-\11 ft'ORK..<; 11111'

Ka\hy and Mok,•, Brm~ Sturhbur ; TI N ll lJT

Folk SIJ\llin1

SATURDAY , CllA!li'S EL 5

Cnham Pl'llt"' COLON IAi, IS !',

SUhWIO)' s,n~•·t, , Cu11t'l,1n .... , •. corn:11 ; s Nt:

fvlk s m11na F.IIQUIR ~

Yarra , ·,., no Nt•w Orl.-an~ Ju, Ba11d ard ,,11\t' r lr11Un-d blln<I• iuwJ ~• uup,

fl.01'.ER l'IIT I, t:.\ Nll l, t : Folk Sin1ln&

t'OURTH WALi. Kati Tht!Miiu , l'lom EliklM' , Juln, Gr• Pnlt', Mike U.an y, nw (;t11 nur:ket Ju• Rand , Kf n11y Wh1h· O~m11 Squana,

t"RANK T IIA YNOIIS Oa,•ld Lum~n. l,)'Ma NI. Johu flt , rt t" Rent !'arty Jau a/le: n m1dnl1h1 .

O• t:ES' MAS Tl:n nnd John

POWEh tlOl'St: Allan EI IIJfl DI~ Ult~

s rAS ISII ( "t '.Ll-\11 Fllnwn<.'O

\U IK KSIIOI' Kathy a nd M1kt, Brure S1 Ll<'hl/llf}

Kt: \ · IKU NII TIM: .,!rln~ Squad

T IN II UT f'1.1LI, Slnilni

SUNDAY, IIA!!.IILLt:

M•l'll Ho11<lkmi:hl CHANS'EL I

Ora!wn Pn~ c:ot.ONfAL INN

l"hll P1aln, Lut-\f Nrw,·umb,• t 'OUIITII Will,

Matll . R,.,.llllrurht , Kmnr Wlul~ :~ t.raem,, Squa.,..., A<1,~ r ,..~,.

t·N.\SK Titl, \ 'S Ofl 'S t'olk Sm~1 n1 c: NEt: s MMC Anna

l'IIIH:RHOUSt'. ROl"r Jtlfl<•• l'I," IVAS' IIU t: U1fl1':t : 1.11,·sm:

l'\llk llln1lnl

Ross "le JellY roll " Laird Mick Cctunihan Chris Hector

I RE-ISSUED DISCS CAUSE A STIR

I had a very nice holiday lasl week ... meanwhile ... The Jauman'& ball is coming. 11 ls on September 8th at Ormond H.an. A i:roup called .. The Jazz maker.\ ·· which in• dudes Alan Leake and George Wood&. who Is bccOming quite active.

ESQUIRE is still going s t rong. The Even­tide services at St. James C.:hu rch, Bcntleigh arc featuring the YARRA'S regularly once a month. They are also playing at DlckW, Reardon's Central Hotel on ThursdA}'S.

The Red Onions are 4 or will be• doing a i: ig at Colleseum in Dnndenong. Last week at ~ Terminus saw ~~ ~j_ller, est~med clarinetist ol t he Ori1ons", maltenis voca debut with an uneffectcd rendition or 'Tm ~alisficd With My Gal" ',

··rm Sati!ljlcd " b a tune that i.~ getting around a bit at the moment. The "Gut Bucket Jug Band" have tJeen doing it for some time at the .. Work!.hop" The Groop ,wen prescn·ed enough or the melody for Tony Healey to li~cn their rendition to a "corny t raditiOnlll Jaz;:_ "'!mbcr" cGo-Set No. W I . I'm not sure if lhb is an insult or com• plimcnt .

some or 11tr bi,;ger record companies arr finally commg up with some intuf!stif\g re• issues ....

co:umbla has initiated both a Jazz The• saus series and :i Jazz Odyswy series. The fo rmer includes well documented, packaged sets of Duke Ellington. Fletcher Hender&on, Billie Holliday and Woody Herman. The Jaz<?: Odyssey scenes 1..onsist or m usical antholo­gies of a particular em. E .g .. .. The So','nd OJ New Or/can&" and " The Sound OJ Clricagc,".

R.C.A. Victor 's series has produced fine albums of Jau Classics. rancing from .. Jef/11 Roll Morton" to Dizzu Gillespie. L9test teleases include Fletcher Heriderso:-:.,IJ<tng Oliver Orche&t ra ·& and 1'·ats Waller 1934-1935. Forthcoming in July a re more Dizzy Gil/csple. Har'land Leonard's Rockets and K ing Olilll!r In New York.

commodore, now owned by MainMreain Records has been busy rcvi\•ing :real e;irl y slcles of Billie Holliday. Teddy Wi/&011. Cole• man Hawkfru, Lester Young, etc .. e tc., e tc.

One of the few major com panies not to have instip.ted any organised sign of re• issue program is necca. Con&ldering the oosl num ber oJ euelllmt rar/11 &Ide& they con trol II is surpr ising that nothing ha& been issued. The on/11 ezceptlons are &ome early Sawy Su/tons and Chick Webb.

r hope to go Into more detail on theM? and other re-Issues in the future . Espedall}' clcservin& of close attenl ion is the w~II p ro­duced Gennctr ,Paramount materiul on Rh·er• s ide.

Did you *now that June 28 Is Jae .smith 's Birthday? Probably not, but this ~1vcs me lhc opportunity to tnlk Rboul one 1anothcr? 1 of the most neglecll!d IJreal.s In Jaz.: History.

J~ Smith ( 1902·1937 J is about th,• 011/11 rorne t pra11er who can be mentioned l11 Ille &ame breath as Tommy Ladnier as a blue& accompani,t . Indeed. he was Be&sic Smith'11 musician (lbten to her " Wc,•pin" Willow llluH .. 1. Most o/ his n•corded work· wu.~ ie!fh Fletcher Hendcrso,i ... althou.gh hr 11e11er ll'Orkt>d steadi/11 wUh Hrnd1•rson. hi.! al,/li/ JI was su(·h that Hcnder:son ,ued him wht'1:et't·r (Jvailuble. and thal is no mc!J ,i compllMMI. Manu o/ the accompanist& Ht'ndi:rso,1 p~O· 1·ided to blues vocali:sts Jcaturc Joe S1111tl1 ... these lnrlud,• Ma Raint'l/ . Ida Cor and others.

Happv B irthda11 J0<•.' See va.

Ro1111 " t,~ Sal11d Roll Lai rd ''.

LEADING EXPONENTS OF HOT MUSIC

PHONE ALLAN BROWNE ON 99 2570 f\ FTER DARK O R BRETT IGGULDEN ON "2 2137

FROM 9 TO 5.

Nina ft Frederick ? With to return I Trevor Lucas?

I n rcc;.m / 11·,•cks 1t has /J1•c11 e11t·our11gi 11g tu 11ee signs that mleresl i 11 Jo/k' m 11.~ir is not declin ing :1s much as .~Oml' peop:c mak't' out. At least it's yood to see Jolk places openinr:,. ralher thm1 c/osi11g down due to insut,icient audiell('t'S,

The Fourth Wall I JDS Commercial Rd .. Prahran ,. only n couple of weeks old. has already featured singers or the calibre or Squanct' and Whit e. Danny Spooner and Gordon ;;kfntvre and the ever,improvlng

~~%~~k;klc11%r:0;:aeh~~~~,lf-~---t-\-=============~-t special folk effects from such eKolic products of academia as Ch ri s Hector and Damien Broderick. Just for lauchs is a specialist in marathon . dreary ps:mdo-Hamen::o guitar solos tsong attachedl .

Esqui re Jc1zz Da nce i R.S .L. Hall, Glen Irisl has h:id a heartcninl! response to its call for folk singers 10 JJCrfonn dow•1stairs in the cellnr each Saturcl:i~· night. Promoter Bill Josephs. encouraged by the success of thi..! dance, is considering 01her similar \·enturcs.

Bastille 's Oa\·id (Castro) Stephen is an• other wh:> is tirnnchin:; out . He has opened a Thursday night folksinging plus coffee place.

The word h:is it ... that N i11a and Freder ick will do an Australian Concert Tour later in the year ... and that Trevor Luca& will retL1m for a series or concerts in October: we·n see!

And on the tx>ok-scene. for wealthy ballad buffs. the 5 Volume ballad ::lassie. F. J . Childe's "English and Scottish PopulRr Ballads" Is out in a Dover paperback : cost about S3.50 per volume ....

June "Music Mak·er" co11tain& an mtcrv,cw w ith Dylan ....

The Victorian Teachers· Union will be spon.110ring a folk concert in the Town Hall In July ... Next Victorian Folkmuslc Club

. slngabout (Scout Hall . cnr. Orroni; and Mnl• vem Rds. >, Sat., J uly 3.

, , . Congratula!ions to David Lum&dcn mid L11n St. John on their engag~ment.

RECORDS Some records . Mglected by folk rans.

which shouldn't ha\·e been: ''The Land Whuc the Crow Flies Bat'kward"' - Dougie Young t Wattle I, Dougie is an aborigine. Iii-in¥ on the Wllcannla aboriginal reserve in N.S.W., who writes I and s lni,:s I his own songs t six of them on this record 1. He has naturally been affecled by the predominant influence In our outback areas - Country and Western music. but this in no way dr1racts from the i;cnuincness nnd the gentle if pointed huino r or his soui:s. Till' rt'<'ord Is not :u: outs tnnd• mg one but !I ll' tJoth ,·e l)· hsw1111ble and rut.her disturbi!IJ:, On!}· S1.92 it should be uresent rn 1•1·crr folk n.•f.:ord col\ect1on.

" Now / .~ 1'/1<• Timt• /or Fishing ". Si. m !.a rn.-r I Follnways 1. Ewan M11L-Coll and Pegi;y S.'t.'1:er h1n•1• he~e rt'Co rded the songs. yams nnd com•e rsatlonnl reminiscences of llfl Old English fishcnn11n . Sam Lumer. It is an t'KCt:llenl record In many ways - as a s tudy, in depth , of the rcpl'ttoirr or n fine trnd1tional sini,:er. as a collrcl lon uf sea•I0n!. as a glimpse of the drcaying, obsolete ttshini; industry of Ensl Anglia , as a portrait or Sam Lamer hnns..·U. nnd. of course. as a collection or i:uocl soni,:s. sull suni; musically and strongly by II man 0\'N RU rears old. The songs In• clud,• " Up Jump('d the Hi. :rina·._ "\Vmdy Old Wt'uCher". " Ht•nry l\lartin .. . '"The Bold Prin• 1·1•ss Ro)'HI " ... Tim Wild Rowr"' und nmny more The 1101,.s by Seei::er and MacColl con • tain. amonK uthe r thmgs. a drsc nptlc,n of 1hr rnrious lypt•J< of t1('('orut ion to . nr.j \'Bf· 111tion or. the nwh.x ly 1n tradifional s lni,mi; St)'ll' .

()110 /c /or 011' week . . ··Tradit ion does 1101 imptr that folklore

n•umins unchnniting. On the contrary. folk· Ion- cons1nntly adapts il!t!U • albeit un• l•qunlly• to chani,:es m M!Cit'l y. rnherwis,• it withers aw:t)···

A L. Lloµi l , t.' ll!Jll~'h lo/1,.·/unsl I.

Jug Bands Come Back

Around lh1• l!l'!0 'J< , th1•r1• "' llrlln!t i.111 a num• twr ur s mall 1·m1111ry ·· hr<':i ].; <lown " h:u1ds -,·om binint holh rountr., hlur , and da!-,iC

·!~~~~. jJ: .. ha~!~ttwat~ia.~:~d~·~:~::~· ,,t\':::.•' j u•~~ lnw. hoarsr . b<'lo•, Uw hit:lll'r 11i td 1 of tl11· ,·iolin. tht• harmvnit·a or 1•, ·N1 Ill<' (' lariiwl or

'::;'l'! '~:,';j,. ~~~ l~~t•:~: ~l~~-s\!l:~11~; llJ:;;:.:~ musi<' and ·brrakdowns. sonw nf it ('0lllWt'I·

~l~:ii\:}:f..'.f i:.;]::i:~:::f ::::,~:;::;:~~;~~ wt ll.

As with blue!i lheri.' d~' \'('lopt'{t !WO St~·]e;;

~~ !~i~h ~1~~ i~a~il~ j~~~.l'~~:~~ of·!~:tr\.!~~:~:. and a country !ityle.

Th•• i: rcmest of the c11y ,1111: bim d!e wn;;. formed by Clifford Hay{'S. whn cam.- from Louis \· il\e. Kentucky, nmt n 'l'OrdNI. a;; ea rly as 1923·2-1 . with his Old Sout hern Jui Band a i,:roup ("0mpnsmg ju~. \·iolm. tenor banj_c•. li•strmi; banjo i1nci nn,ted cornrt i-la~·,-s !a!t'r forn~~""C\ th,• O1x1el:mci Jui; Blo":1~r;;. t probably thr ftn, ;;. t of tht' ,·11~ JUI! band~ '.­whose personnel 11wlucled Chllord llay1•"· \'\Olin o r aim saxophon,·. C:al Smilh. tenor bunjo or tenor guitar. Eiirl ) kDunald . j\lj!, t probably the finest ju)! blower ewr IO rt'·

~~;1~1tion~•~•1ri:1, )¾':;!~o~'. 0~~r.~11~1•;~d ~1~1'::~:i;: U11dds, clarinet.

bu~~~ "~~~ ~~Yn 1$1~!i1/t~~:.::~~hi;•~,1::~:~~n"J1f. Shacle·s mtent 1on wa;;. ll1 ,-ound like Hayes· i: roup. howet'l•r, tht• 1,:rnup clet·r lopt'd a <11:- · \1111'. lh'ch· "COunl r\'" S(•Uncl ~ Ill(' of thr mus11·1:ui, who rt>l·o r<kd w11h t lw ~h>mphis hand an• - Will !'ih:uh- . .;uuar ancl lmr, l!H}nll';l, \\ ill \\ r \llnn , f,\11,tar .. lab .ltm1'"· IUI,: . nx-al and pmno. lkn ltanu-J . knlut>, \ ol i--1rn' 11!-. i:mtar. Charlit• Hu rst". tenor )!\Ula! . H,1brrt llu rSt·. washtJoa rd Th.:-1 r rN"0rdm~ .. 1,·,•rc mu rkt>d tJy thl'lr l"nthU!>llb!II: cxub1•r· (lll L"1.', althO'll:h they w1•r, also abl,:, l0 p('r fo rm monni; s low bilws. hk,• " K C ~loan" 1 mdmk d m 1hr Fulkwuys American Folk :l.'lmt,· Antholoi;~· 1 and "S1,•alm ' Skuhn ·:· rny fa1·ontr ,.,·1•r jui,: trn('it 1tm 1h,· Riff Coun1rr ll1Ul'3 Amholo.;r. :>;v. I •.

Th,• popularit y of 1!:1· Memphis .Jui,: lluncl prompted Ralph PM" r. the moJ<t important of the carh• American rollt.'Clors. to nsk Shall,· if 1herr wt> rcn·, :m y more Jui: band!< playini,: round Memphi... Will !Old him to l(CI m touch wu h (iuJ< C:a11non . a show b:injo pla~·,·r and ,•nte rt:i inr r anci w11h Cannon ·-. JuK St ompcrs the country jui,: hand n'!Kh1'<I sonw vf its hi1:hcst musir al lct't' ls .

JUI). hands h:\\'C almosl L'nl irt•l ~· d isa\l\X'UT 1"'<1 frnm the . outh, hOWt' \'er . tht•n • h111·1• ht."<'n a1t1.•111pts from timc- to umr :o rt•, ·11·1• jui; music by city folk singc- rs. In Cahfornrn in th1· ~u·s 1md Nrw York and Boston in !ht' t•url)' ljl) 's I 11.nd I would hllSlf'll to add Ill Austrnlia In the mid·SiKflcs. Wllh 1ht• Syct1w~ i,:roup tlw On i;1n;1l Ilalh•rsr n H1•r0t•J< ·,ml 1h1 l\T C'lbournc G111 Buckr-t Jue Band • Blm•,- Column . with 1h1• DSSbllinCt' of llob Eni: ll· and Uo :l.lt'C rm111. the AU!>lnthan lll ll( 'l>

S<x·11'1)' , <'ll(jl Ul'U'l>. UOIC H . Ch:u h tonc Cl·n tn·. \'tt:\OJ'i (I,

PAGE 10-WEONESDAY, JUNE 'J9, 1966

T,-- H 0 ,. , E N A V L

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around melLourne ·

town ... Rumor hH it th:lt

Kun11n11tio 11 1:u~• U A \ " I D HL,\1\"I) is abuut to r mba rk on a singin_c ca r1•1•r . .. 1\lrl• buu :-ne·s unhc-allhirst _c rou11 thr CHEROKEES ha \'t' an• o ther ·•sirkir·· in PETE K TIS llALL who l1as tom;ili tis. Tht• uth.·r nwmben1 haw• a ll \"isitl"d hospita l during 1hr past two munths. l.indsa,· and Doug both had concuS­s ion and Barry wa11 in for some time with 11.ll thma ... Anothe r newcomer to thl" Melbourne scene is EDDI E LANE. He o ri~nally comes from South Africa and has been ptrforming in New Zra• land in n"'cenl months. Eddie bears a s trong facial rt'SCm• blance to "GO! i " faYo ri t r Buddy England .. .

. . . Be\ie\·e that songstress PAT CARROLL. who is in England. recel\'es a letter each day from TON\ ' WOR· SELY .. . Whispered that BOB STAl!lii£S and NAT KIP• NER are 10 open a dlscot.he• que in the George Ho tel , St . Kilda . . . New record for t.'le \'INCE MALONEY Sect and MARTY RHCNE due out soon .. E ASY B EATS" songwriters George a n d Ste\'le are writing two nwn• bt'rs for DENI S E DRYS. DALE's tt rst record. which will be released within two months. The:,· h&\'t' penned all their own numbers which have all reached the number I position. Their ,atest e!­ror1 wns Johnny Youngs' ··step Back"" and Is numbe r I in P~•rt h this weo..-k ... ... Kommution i:al KA\'

STOCKUltlD(iE Sl'l'rl wo rk• in~ a l th r OIT·StaJI' r rstaur• ant in 'Too rak - that was un til 0 111· o r tlw Eas_,·btats canw a lon ,: .

. . Youn~ Melbourn~ bane\ 1hc UE.\Kli\'S ha\·c sigm-d a 1ecorclmi.: Cllntract \nth tlw GO label ... Then thcrt' wa;a; the youn~ dance promoter who paid his hired artisL'I by fo rll'.ini; his fathcr·s cheques .. The f\rst "live-mime"

Kommolion s~.:,w held at the Show-Go discolhcque wns np· parently a huge success ac• cording to producer UA\' l ll .IOS El'II , and another will be held there o r, July 2 ... Easybcats lcn\'c for Eni;!;:ind on J uly 10 ...

. . . Rhythym and Blues band the I.OST SOU LS han• bt•n1 si,;nt-d with th!' S un• s hini• recurdin it: company, and art" o ff to Sydnt•Y this ,,,,.et'k to 1mt down lhrii- llrsl record. Thl"}' rrnmtly won thr. 3UL section of lloadlry's Ha tllr. of the Bands. Remin• drr from Lost Soul1o lo Syd neys1dr r Na l Kipntt; they are s till wal lin,; fur yuu to return thl' two ret·ord i!I they had madr a frw monlhJt back. Remember? •.. JOH NN \ ' YOUNG who hail.~ from l' l'flh looks 11kt' bt'in1, just as pupu• Jar ht"rt". Al thr lapin,; uf Konunollon las t werk hi" walt mobbrd by rans and had to lli(ll autugraphs fur 11carly an hour itfle r Ille s how

gossip!!

Who just happened to feel like saying something!

All the way from Perth scene hails a singer and his group, n a me I y Johnny Young and the Kom­p11ny , to have a crack at the Melbourne scene and a lso to promote his new record " STEP BACK ..

Here is a hot ru mo r, for a ll persons interested in hot r umors . The Easybeats m11y not 6e the only Austra lian group going to England . M.P.D. Ltd . may be there shortly .

F o rme r ··Kom inotion" girl Deni1e Drysd;ile is now singing professionally in Melbourne and will be makir1g ap~arances in Adel­aide and Tasmania soon.

··Go Denise baby". .,

All R/ B followers, a group you must not miss are The Purple Heuh. They wil l be in Sydney from the 3rd of July t ill the 6th. From there to Tasman ia on the 7th and 81h and in Brisbane on the 13th-14th• 15th then back to Mel­bourne.

* Ronnie Burns may be having an orchestral back­ing on his new single.

Just thoughl you miglH be interested!!

GO-Sli 1 G0,5£T

See11 at ~o .Di9cotheq ups

PERFECT LITTLE SHOES THAT STATE YOUR MIND . YOUR fAOOD YOUR BRAND OF FUN; FABULOUS SHOES GONE OP BY GAMI NS. SHOES THAT BELONG TO YOUR BR IGHT NIGHT WORLD OF THE TUM , PARTIES AND ALL YOUR DIVERSIFIED PAR , TAKINGS!

COLORS AND DESIGNS ARE OF NOW All FROM THE WONDERFUL

WORLD OF OP; PINKS. BLACKS, BLUES AND GREENS.

AT ALL GOOD SHOE SHOPS. PRICED WITH YOUNG BUDGETS IN MIND

m~m@W~CG!®, G,ontRule DISCOTHEQUE Aln Sllbmhe,

18 UPPER ESPLANADE, ST. KILDA OPEN WEONESOAY ·SUNDAY

av GREAT PUBLIC DEMAND. • JOHN YOUNG & KOMPANY

A COMPLETE ONE HOl 111 FLOOH SIIO\\ \\ ITI I KEN SPL\BKES \\D TIIE BElil 'L \I! hD\I\IOTIO\ <, -\ \(,

ALSO JOHN YOUNG & KOMPANY AND THE SHOW-GO GO GO GIRLS

PAGE 12-WEDNESOAY JUNE 29. 1966

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Plastic 1

.

MINI­SKIRTS

All at one price: $5.00

MAIL YOUR

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SUE "PRETZEL .. PECK REPORTS:

RONNIE BURNS An ex-folksinger may have a hot-hit in "Very Last Day"

FULL NAME : Ronald Leslie Burns AGE : Nineteen years OCCUPATION: Full time singer, entertainer and restaurant owner

"' . "' ..

At cheir first show (which was al Cobu rg Town Hall) 1he girls screa1,1ed. swooned and grabbf.rl 1he Flies · feet with gay abandon

The f-lies won the 3AK M iB Moomba {sorry about 1hat , b1.•1 jus1 repealing wh1u Ron told me 1 Quest. They toured all over Av >· tn lia and soon similar groups began 10 appear . . Ronnie wrote a lot of numbers for the Fl ie , including !hei r one big hit " Can 't You Feel".

In September, 1965, k:on nie le' t the Fl ies to make it on his o.,._n and since then , Ronnie has be• come more and more popul ar . H s ftrst record " Judgment Day'' backed by " L,t It Be Me" has w. n 1 chart checks on Melbourne rad o st,Hions - not on ly has the i\ side done well , bu t the B side h s

, al so been recogni sid as a \l ::o, v - popular tracl,,, and has also .,._ , ·1

chart checks Ron , by the -,.,a records fo r Spm b,kkies

?C~U~>:,:~ngc~~:~:o ~~~/e;;a~~, i~I I mo110n fame and Tony Hulriy

(who·s he anyway?) asked R1•1 10 be 1h,rd partner m the " Top of the Tum", so he d id, and R\ n can be seen walkmg round .,._. ,.h a l,ttle bu tcher 's apron around I s wa1 sl - qu 11e cu te l

What 1s Ronnie 's amb1t1011 ? To become a respected enterta i11cr and lo n1ake u much money ;u pou ible .

By the way. Tony H. telh "ie

Ronrue has h, s :!>UI I ripped ·i1 regularly at dances- welt t n11,: •11

l 'rn 100 shoc ked 10 go 0 11 1 ,J. bye fo, 11uw

LUV, PRETZEL

P.S. Ronnie ,sn' t 901119 ~te,, ly

PHOTOS - COLIN BE ARD

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WEONESD.AY JUNE 29 1966 PAGE 13

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AROUND &AROUND

WITH WARD "PAllY' 2uw·s AUSTIN BJONY r.J:UIN

The woman that I have nicknam@d "Whistler 's Mother ", Mrs . Eva Miller , wb is nothi ng short oi a sensat ion in the music business has mercifully been o"ered a movie role that might take her out of the music wo rld and into the movie w"rld . The role in the movie is portraying Fabian's mother . . I have sugges ted Ward Au : tin to play Fabian! Spea king of movies, Petula Clark must be pretty big time to ha ve turned down I starring role opposi lr. Elv is Presley . On Bandstand last week , Hendo appealed to al l Aus1rali an d-j s to give the names and addresses o f Bri tish d-js ever the air . so that fans ::i f the Easybeat~ could wrot e I'> them .,nd s1o k1. up in1 erest in the boys, who wi ll be e ve r there in July So here ·s a li st nf them in p rint : Brian Vaughan , G,vry Kemp. Ke ith Skues, Mike Allen , Ca rl Conway. Col N1,.hcl, Ken Evarn:-

Radi :, Caro line. 6 Chesterfield Gardens, May fd ir . London , W .l

Be1) Tone/ . Tc,ny Windso r:­Rad10 London. 17 Curzon StrPet . May fa ir. London , W I.

So poor Bob Dylan wa5 shoc ked by lack of reuction by Bri ti sh fans on his persona l appearance s 1here. Apparcnil y his British fan s were as puzzled as his Australian fans In my book . Dylan s:1o uld be to ld about Palmol ive Gold! The people who sw11ch on wi th so many good sound s, Manfred Mann . have swi tched label s and signed wi th Ph il ips in Engl and . t t is also ru mored 1hat Paul Jones is li ~sai,sfled and 1s gomg 10 qui t the gro up . Thi s 1s one b rea k up th<'ll I wouldn"t like 10 see . 0 11c o f the mcPst people l"ve had 1h..? p leasure o f hav1119 on the sho w recent ly 1s Ju lie Rogers, who 1s cu rren tly m town fo r appearances a t the a ll­po wedul S1 Georgc·s Leagues Club at a figu re qu ite ast ronom ical Spea k ing of figu res, she own s one o f the n ice st l" vc 5cen 1n ages, and you will be see ing a lot of it on Billy Tliorpe's teen show, ' 0 lt 's All Happemng·· I hne hear.J a whisper that the Searnen 's Union is going to adopt the Roll ing Stones ' " PAINT IT BLACK" as their theme tune . With a ll rhosc great med ics on TV . how come Che ster st ill limps!

...,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,.,..,..,.,..,..,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,,1,,,.,.,,,,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,,,,~ ~ WINNER OF THE COLIN COOK ~ t COMPETITION ~ ~ /"IS.'i J l/l.llTII HOS "- ~ ~ ";~~UM~i-::y~T.. ~ i,,.,.,,,,,.,..,.,,,.,..,..,.,,,.,.;;,::-,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,.,]

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Just trll us in no morr than SO words. why you think thr Stont ll pN'rrr to w~ar hlack ! Has it lt'OI 50mrthin ,:: to tlo with thtlr last record? Or do thty like to save mont>y on printinr coloN'd rrcord conn? Send your su(«e~tion to .. Black Stone! competition". c/ o Go-Set , 2 Charnwood Cre:i .. S l . Kllda, Victoria. Compdition closH on July 20th.

t·»~'t i:-, .. ··~ ' .

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Win the

--n~-- · Stone8 albulll

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What's black'n white, black'n white, black'n white

lt '1 the z~new gur .

left ... the shirt collared and cuffed in white pique cotton , tHmed with hip , zip fronted bell-bottoms Shirt XXSSW-SW $7 ( £3 / 10/ ·l . the pants xxssw.sw $7.90 ( £3 / 19/ •) also in yellow / white and pink / wh ite .

right . hip swinging dre11 with op-ar t buttons XXSSW.SW $14 ( £7 ) in bl"ck / white,

::1·,:::h:•:d ·:::.:n~~w::te TOP GEAR SECOND FLOOR SPORTSGIRL made es~cially by

GROUP ONE A DIV ISION OF JOHN J H ILTON

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The hair for N•O•W! the sideburn ship

THE COUNTRY

SCENE

COLIN JAMES

M y apolo;:les to the "Us Group" rrom Kyabram for wrltin,. ln this column that

,.. they han> a female manager J ¼ ~ by name of Donna Nnm1an. ---- / 711.~ \-...;...1-,-----l---+.tin,"m,-t·,~~~-the-ccrtte<

~ ;,;

• 1 Speakin,. of Kyabram. the ' " 3 To 1" have ,lost their re-. 'IJ:t~ , ; male vocal ist Soni·a Stasey,

· ~ ' but thl:; loss or feminine ' -~ 11, charm has been more tlmn

~• .. ; ~~~:~~e~,ol~rl~d~~~i~ ? ,, .. J ~~~t "~u~/~\;~ i:,~:/c~1!~:

try Kroup 10 supply their own ·u •ralin& &irlies."

The last time you saw ., pa ir of 5ide•burns, they were probably on Elvi~ Presl E-y or m dybe on a Beat ie.

This season . you may well be see ing them in you r mi rror .

Ha ir is m ain ly cl ipped boyi shly short wi th deeper than eyt-brow fr inges , and brushed in to o ne o r several peJks at 1he nape .

Whe the r -,.our ha ir is short o r long there is a side•b•.Jrn for eve ry style .

Few ihings are more fl attering than a fl icker of !1 a ir brushing 1l1e chee k

Styles shorn by Mr . Edwarc! o f Leopold Salon , Hub Arc.1de.

?lo t)and I includina: those mentioned abo,,e) was done juslice by the broadcast of 3 S.R."s 'Batt le or the ..;ounds" recently. E,•en the winning band. "The Modes" M>Unded liltle better than ma.scullm'.' 1·er1'lons or M rs. MIiier ! Surely the Sheppt.rton and district 5roups are not REAL­LY that bad. U so tand I doubt It very much•• Shep. parton·s success or last year when "The Dynamoes" and "The Valiants" took off 1st and 2nd in the final, will not be repeated.

Congratulations to Ubby Chandler ( Eaat Kew, Vic.I whose sue&estlon of "The Uvin' End" has been chosen from over 500 entries which came from all part.a of Aus• tralto. Libby, the band you named ha!i made you a,, hon• orary membt!r or their ran club and they will wri te to you St>On to ask your choice of an L.P. record .

w in n c rs or Bendigo's " Battlt:," "Peter & The Sil• houe.tes" are contlnuina: their

~ tr iumphant entry into the Melbourne " rut •rtH-"t•" with

~ lwo apl)t'arances in four clays this Wt.'t'k. Saturday, July 2nd

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.,

the Monash Unlwrsily Art s Ball , loa:t>ther wllh "Thti TwlliKhts" and "The Groop."

I had the honour o( bein~ one of the j udges at J S .H 1 Swan Hlll I Hoadley·s "Bat· tie of the Sounds.' ' Th!s was a ,·cry tough task as both "The Nu-Tones" and "le! Boys" put up tremendous performances and It was D i:reat pity that one had 10 lose, hDWt:\'Cr '' Les Boys" emerged \·ictorlous and will n-preS<"nt 3 S.H. at the coun• try ft nal in Melbourne nex1 Sund&)'. 1 \\'85 diSKUSted Ill lhe WII)' the Swan Hill " lower class" acted when the llnal act made their appearance. Two \"ery talented )'oung ii;lrl! 1 The LeFane Sisters I san11 three deli11htrul Colk son111 which c:ould bardy tw. heard abo\'e the ht'Cklini,: and !ihOUl• ing of these "smarl ics" in the audience. The i:lrls wt•rc su upset lhut they could not make their ~ond aJipeur•

GO-SET

z filAB5eiw•

., __ One of Bendlgo's most

popular groups. "The Erner• &Ida" have travellt:d many miln throuchont their k>nl career in show business. 1be word " lone" may convey the lmpreuion that they are pt• Una oa 1n yean, but this is far from trutl u their aaes range from only 17 years to 2 11 The band WU formed atmo.t before school bells had oeued to r in& for Allan, Paul and ·roo. who we:-e joined late r by Ian t knOwn

~'°~n•ft?~S J=~~:.~ still , pretty carol McDunald was added to the group, thus givinc "The Emeralds" the en'fiable ability to play ALL "Top 40" music, regardless of aona:, style or slnt:cr. Mel• boumiana may remember "lbe Emeralds" throuah their ai,pearanoe at Featlval Hall lut year when they reprnl.'fl· led 3 C.V. Maryborough In Hoadley·s "Battle of tht! Sounds." What of the futun'? Well, wllh posalble T .V. Ill> PNtaneft on Go! , a definite tecordini contract, plus regu• lar bookinJa In Bendigo U1 their own weekly dllncr, "Thunderball" J and top roun• try dance& at Maryborough . St. Arnaud, Charlton and Echuca

MOTORING WITH

MAURICE BRAMSON

made obliptary by law, it is doubUul whether the pub­Uc '¥ill demand them , u it is unfortunate that Mr. :::t: ~~=:.p=~de~ why PllY ext ra for somethin& he doesn't need?

Let's be more specific. What Is needed to a id the d river and keep him alert and in ruu control at all times? Bukally be mu1t lll&de be complevly "9m• for-table In h la drivlnr poal• Uon at all tlmn. Backet aeats 1in: by far tbe bnt ... pport and att ff'pinln1 peplll&rlty. Flat benches: &ive

:U;!i:~s~tha;~:c: tice of seatln1 three abreast. The teat lbtlf ~hould lui,·e adjaat1M11ta f o r 11d1bt, uiste and distance from t lM' pedal1, ~ that any drin r CUI rHUlly ftnd • oerfecl drivbas position. Co\'erlng should be of a non-slip type,

;::ts~f~~'frl:r•~a~l! gue. Excellent examples of proJ)tlrly designed seats are those in the Ro,·e r 2000 nnd the Volvo sedan. Another

magnl.6cent seat is that found in the new Mercedes 250S.

Tlw atttrin1 • ·httl mould &190 IN! adjuslabh- lo HIii any aizr or drinr. and tbla r~atutT Is found on can u cllup aa ttw Triumph Herald. More reflnOO ad• justments are a,·ailable in expensive models such as Jacuan. All dri\'er controls shc.,uld be so placed and de• si,:ned as to encouragt: eas~, natural m ovements . Then:: are countless examples or shocking desirn to be found , but an excellent exampll' of careful thought and first · class design ls the little Alfa Rcmeo 1600. 1be seat hugs and supports the driver, who has an excellent vi~.,... o r the roacl. The steering wheel is set at an angle to vfre the Ideal arms•forward dri ... ing position. Pedals are placed where they can be operated with easy natural foot mo,·e­ments, and heel and toe chanaes present no problem . 1be gear lever falls natural­ly to hand and all dash· board cont rols can be easily rl'ached . ( Of COUrS('-, the Al• fa is just one or man)' cars

which so look after the driver. )

Notbinr can dull thr dri\.'er·s ~nus mott than atale air, and adrquak nn­tllalion Is Hsrntial. Onr of Ute best lo.,..·.cost solutions to thl1 problem ls thr Ano• fto•· !l)'IWffl in IM Ford Cortina, • ·hich has Ju!it • ·on for ~ord thr En1llsh Auto• mobile .4.Ho<'ialion·» su,·e r MNlal. Pat on the back for Down Unde1: I t was the brainchild of Taswegian Ken Teesdall', now Ford"s Safet)" Research Man ager in Britain.

One \'&luable feature or the system Is that it prevents rusting up inside. and it is hi&h time that actequah: de­mistin11 facilities were fitted to every car. U )'Ou can' t Stt ii, )'OU can' t misi,; It , yr t look at thr number uf cars on tM road on a m ist~· day bf-ing- nni1atNl lhrnur h a small dear att:a in front or tM drin•r , v,ho can battl~· lH' SMn through 1hr fon r-d· UJl • ·lndo•·s. WATCH NEXT \\"E EK FOR MORE OF THIS \'ITAL

,I SO JSt"OUl,\Tl\'t: DISCllSS IOS .

'IGHT FROM THE STATION THAT IS GETTING THE COUNTRY GO-GOING m Viet--~•~ ..... ,,.., ... __ ntre

,.$ • - ROD BATCHELDER ANO HE PLAYS ALL THE POPS ANO PRE0I CT JONS IN

~ -., - ~ ....... ·--- '!

THE 118 "IIEAIAST SHOW" S a .m . 10 9 a.m . Monda)' to Satu rday

YOU'LL HEAR THE 118 1. ;n 1he JOHN McPHEE

4 p.m . to 8 p.m . 10 p .m . to 12 midnight

Show

Monday to Thuoday

iPI THE GREATEST SHOW IN VICTOR IA

IS THE GO GO SHOW GRAHAM I.EVER I Jl.m. t• 10 p .m . MONDAY - THURIDAY 7 .JO to 12 mithdtht SUfrilDA YS

DOn FOIIET SINDAYS N9fl $1-, Mu,ic t .lO a.m. t• 12 m._itht

with Roll Batche .... ir .John McPh-

Giraham Lever

PAGE 18-WEONESDAY. JUNE 29 . 1966 -- ----- - -- - 00.SEl

NEXT SAT'S. 2 BEST DANCES

MOD! MENTONE

(MENTONE CITY HALL)

BIG ALL STAR LINE-UP!

r , 1 iFtuwmrnrn .. FORTUNE TELLER Stars

PLUS •••

rHE ........... AND ...

the trend·phil morgan extra added attraction!!

E) FIRST LIVE APPEARANCE EVER ' ! • _ -- contrave rsia l g roup-

. - THE

' ., ~'tt!~!ll;;r~s ~- -- 'CO' and 'l<OMMOTION'

.. • • • • • •

.. COl Ol!liED CAVIE" BIGGEST FORTNIGHTLY MOO DANCE

BRIGHTON ( BRIGHTON TOWN HALL)

GIGANTIC GROUP NIGHT

r i , ( ,~rummrnrn ' FORTUNE TELLER Stars

PLUS ••• I". -:\-'Fram Brisbane

r~ THE flVE! i\ ~ FEATURING .. ~ J Ronnie W il li ams

ALS"> .. * F\1111.0IS ST \RS OF -M•im lOTIO\-

PINK FINKS PU. f.

• THE REASONS • THE DETOURS

COMP£R£D 3AK " GOOO B Y - GUY ' LIONEL YORKE

. ...,,l LOOKING FOR THE BEST STAR TALENT? .... · "-J ... CONTACT BRIAN de COURCY, PERSONAL MANAGER FOR .. . -II-.' .. · . I • . I . I I

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GO-SET

LOVED ONES BACK

Tnp i\l l' lhnurnr It & U t roup. thr l.o,·ed Ont's, ar· ri .-.•d back in town aftl'r a trii1 to S~·dm•y to promott• th{'ir la tl'st record . Thi• n·ro rd . Tht· J,o,·ril Onr. is makinK an in1part on tlll' rharls a nti looks likr brtak• ini:: th{' ft'TOUnd for local R ' & B rf'cOrds.

The croup will be seen on Bandstand in the next (cw weeks.

Max Merritt returns

Mflx Merrit 11nd t he Meteors . who Daul! Panther das.<;t•~ as the best hand in Auslralio . will be in Mel· bourne !or the next two weeks. Details of their ap, J)t!Arances other than TV will appear in next week's Go-Set . The group's latest release made tht Sydney charts this week and they will cut an L.P. immediatelv after their return lo Svdney .

Heard that when Bruno. the drummer. boarded the van. he lert all his luggage in the middle or the road . Fifty miles out he n:-mem• bert:d. ran!! home. 1ml the suitcases ha d all dis• appeared.

And did you 1<nO'>'' that both Peter Williams and Max Merrit go to Silhouette heallh s tui1ios in Sydney?

Bill Chris'tian, of Max Mer• rlt and the Meteors. was crying bitterly In his iemon Juice last WM nesday . . . seems that between them they've w recked six amps and eleven Rola speakers in the last month. "Don't wor ry," consoled Bruno, " I know of another seven you can have a lash at."

Two very strong rumour!! circulating about Bobby and Laurie and the Rondells at the momt:nt Indicate, to quote Mal Fisher. " ... that we a re negotiating in very hl::h fl:gure for a national TV show written around Bobby and Laurie. Ir the other TU· mour that .. rhythm rabbit" John Sullivan Is leaving the Rondells Is true, : hen it's likely they'll be looking for a new rhythm gui tar is t / vocalist or organist / vocalist within the next (ortnighl.

-- - - - ---------- -·-------

LONDONSIDE MENS FASHIONS

The latl'sl !(Car m En~laml must h un: « rtainly rcac hL1:I an ntl ,out way-out! This in• fluencc in modern clothes has bf>en brought about b~· lhC' numerous so callcil idols, St" ttini; rld1cu\ous fa shlnns and trends.

Hips tf'T t rousers ha \·e Jlll ll t' about as IO\\. waiSll'd as 11wy possibly n m . and 1he curr.,nt craze has them SJ>orling :! '. to 4" leather Ix-Its . Th1•r <'01111: in all colors } UH ean lh ink or. from 111nroon to rrcam with bold hrown cht"Cks. A reasonably prirC'd pair woulcl cos! , Aus t. 1 S8.00 to Sl:?.U0.

Ostentatious shirt s arc also hi;:h on the popularit)· poll. Rangin:: in L'Olor from l·nr ary ycl!ow IO candy pink. they :m.: madt> of a denim s tyle material aml sport tht: "Oxford .. look. These shirts, bclie\'C it or not, nre worn hn th to work and on casual occasions .

Tics :..re at present popular in black lt'alh1:r. o r varluus shades of suede. It Is also possible to buy a black linen tie with a huge pink elephant des ign! !

It would not be imoossib\e to st't' both an olHct' clerk or :i ~mi•trailcr drive~ both 1,·1•arin:: 1hc same outfits to work .

ELVIS BOO· BOO by Sta.n Ref~

R.C.A. have "Boo-Booed" again by putting a restriction on the air-play or Elvis Presley's new single ( "Love Letters") .. . seems to me that they should lilt the re• striction and put It on sale pronto, "Frankie and John• ny" Is dead a.s a dodo . . . Speaking or "Frankie and Johnny". it's one of the ever· i:reen American folklore dit­ties, that everyLody Crom grandma to Junior knows by heart. consequently when it's issued on disc by a papular artist It never sells In fan• tastlc quantitlt'S . . . think

New Mrs MIiier L.P.

HOLLYWOOD- Th,• C'api· to! lark Mrs E\'n l\t illn nnd A&R produet" r Lex <It' A7.<' • 1·cdo are c-ur renlly r hoosinl! material fo r an upcomlni: s incle and LP. Capitol re· 1m rt s that mnon;: the su:;• i:ested ti1les for her new album arc : "Mrs. Mille r Sings I h(• Johnny l\ le re<>r Soni:book:· .. Mrs. Millf"r S ini,:s ti:(' $c>l£'C l Frank Sin• ntra:· and "Mrs. l\tiller Sings the Oldies." One titl l' poss!• bility that he definitely been turned down is "Capitol Punishment ." Exact recorc'l­in~ dates ha\·e not been set . but a single Is tcntati\'ely ~·ht•c'lulL>d for July.

~:;y ~~erth;h~·~:Stg~:~~ ,-------~ have recorded "Frankie and T erry Dean Johnny" without atlainlng real success . .. a r t is ts like at Elvis c as we·ve Just mention• edl also Sam Cookt•. Gene Tempo Two ~~c~~ .. ~~~ry Lee Lewis . ._ ______ _.

WEDNESD.6.Y . JUNE 29. 1966 PAGE 19

POP-SHOW RIOTS :~on~~:11X>ur~h~hy; n~~~f~~ hy S t:an Moir Saturday nigh1 1 J u!v 2nd

Well. the Pop Show Riots and you can St.--e theSt' wild ar,· N'rt a inly , .. ·u h us a t the wild hoys perform at "Color moment . wh:i! wuh M~n· t--cl Ca \'l' ... Bn11hton . and at Jknton·s wtlcl experience in " :\1en1one Mod ... Hobart a couple of weeks ago . .. and :\'ormil'." gargantuan t:ffor1 a l Sydney Town Hal! . and . of course. the Cliff Rirharcl inridt'nl al Billy Graham 's Crusac\e in London a forfniJ:ht a110 • new we·\'e i.;ot lh c> press complaining about 1hese "absurd incid· ents··. angry parents up in arms about 11 a ll . but . the people that aren·t complain­in~ are thl:' art i~t s them• sel\'es. most of them put ii down as i.n "occupational hazard" ... but deep down they aren·1 too k('('n on such r iots I then again who would be? , . . but who's tl'all)· 10 blame? . . . the o \'e r•awed young audience!'. o r · t:e prom0tl·rs who "'Skin•llllll .. on hiring able-bocfa•d alt i"nd• ants to protect the s tars?

THE THROB TO TAKE "EASY'S" PLACE?

by St.an Rolr Easybeats manager. Mike

Vaughan's newest group "The Throb" are expec1ed to become Australia 's new No . 1 combo. within n few months. their first , and cur• rent I single "The Fortune Teller" is s till In the top ten, and has been (or almost four

NORMIE'S RECORDS IMPRESS IN G.B.

h,· S1an RN •·

~ ormil' Rowr . hal·k fro 111 S.n lm•, tunsrathrd l. trlls nw Rirh i,• (:rrrn . hi, puhlir rt•laliom: 1nana_1:: ,•r in Eni::­land . wa,- {'rstatit· o,·,·r !ht• C0IIUllt' II\ S rt•rri\1•11 from hoth D{'rt'3 and t-:.~1.1 . r{'­rords in l.011do11 o,·"r thr pro• th1 t·tio11 or his lat",-1 alhun1 . It tnok Richie H' n · littlr 1imr ;md ,·1·r~· ft•w rnt1ians to ,:rt to Sl"f' th{' 1op 1111'11 in F.ni::la:111 ahout '\ormit 's 11r0Posrd

~~//tia1•l E~::~~,j~]~. :::aft';~: wllt'rt' llt' .lr that lud;;,· on his trip tu London. It tiiok him lhrl't' weeks t, SN" the samt' J)("Opl t-.

In !he mi"anwm•. wuh ::ill those supposed r on tacts. are the Easybeat s. through Brian Hender~ n . l'lllploying AUS· trahan d 1SC' Jockeys w write H! a su~ces1ed li~1 or Enithsh d1S<" j'X'keys. telling them

~~o~; ;~r!h~f E~~~~~~i: Q~r~~ laek or ronfidt?nce?

l dltticgo l nlVNOAl[n Discotheque Lf [

NTnROu CY MONCS

Arndale Centre, Mt. Dandtnong Ro.d,

Cr oydon Saturdn - 7.30 to

midnight

the 0 -COYS, the SECRETS WENDY LEE

lhlN l"rldaJ·

Menzie. A ve., Dandenong

orpheus ii UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ST. fcEORGE'S HALL

(Adjacent Malvern * EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Town llalD

fM:.ftmiM• 2nd JULY

C.I.S. Reco.-clln, Stan SEE THEM LIVE

2nd JULY 2nd JUL y SOON A WILD WILD Top 40 HII:

STAGE ACT I I I I " Angels Ll1tened In "

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PAGE 20 WEDNESDA Y, JUNE ? ·' 1966

THE FABULOUS .i\9- SANcr1, ,i" MEET <14f

G raeme, Bruce, Robbie, Ralph,

Joey AT

MORNING TON Friday, 1st July

MODVILLE FRANKSTON Sat. , July 2

out of this world

·········--··--· . Each one is known - now :

Bl'ITERh•s~·~;, BLUF. ~:::::: N,URE WARREN NTH . HALL

JULY 2nd. 8 run

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Tom Bog Tavern

192 H IGH ST ., KEW.

THE

TEENAGE

MOD.

SHOP

86 S7S9

"IN" SOUND OF THE

5th DIMENSION For the W1y Out Crowd

AT THE

TAHITI HUT 230 GLENHUNTL Y ROAD,

ELSTERNWICK _, ____ ,_

Honey, Spice, Something Nice, ScmJi & Sue, Go-Go Girls Galore

mod .,·,·

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THE MOODS DENISE DRYSDALE

THE CYCLONES BENNY LEEMAN

cam per,

r\D'.\Tl ~S IOS BY DONATION SI

Friday, 1st J•ly ST, ALBANS PUBLIC HALL

r -

SONS OF ADAM the versatile group of

'&I THE LONG JOHNS

original R and B

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A.H. 78 7 1878

'

GO-SET

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SHOW GO DtSCOTHEQUE l't:EPI Nf; TO)IS. Wild. true R & B

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966-PAGE 21

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Hn r 1!:r BnU~ talk a bout <lw,r 101- r~ r~.f',r lO\'<' hft' . t"'°lr op!nkwu ol ;i,l~. clothn f:ua• .st,n1 d , rcc1 from u .s A . auturraphcd br l~.f' ~ aun l~<mi.•h·o 11nuo·. O H DEM "0~ .... . ~ I larlit' :.. HHIIUlc ;;:11;..,.., ' Ta li!. .. ,-r(I~ ~•-:ul~blt' 10\l

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KNOW WHERE ,,,.,., PKXX>W

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Volume 1 Number 22

June 29 1966

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