Tonight, diving into music from "6 of the best" - classic Aussie progressive rock albums from the 1970's, starting with classics from the "head music" scene of the early 1970's (Spectrum, Tamam Shud and Madder Lake). Plus, originally from Adelaide, The Masters Apprentices, and Mike Rudd's later project Ariel; and concluding with the marvellous Jeff St John and the trippy "Joint Effort" from his band Copperwine which combined funk, soul, psychedelia and progressive rock into one heady brew.
8pm
Spectrum That’s alright (1971) (Milesago)
Spectrum Love’s my bag (1971) (Milesago)
Spectrum Your friend and mine (1971) (Milesago)
Tamam Shud The Goolutionites and the real people (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Tamam Shud They’ll take you down on the lot (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Tamam Shud I love you all (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Tamam Shud Heaven is closed (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Madder Lake Salmon Song (1973) (Still Point)
Madder Lake On my way to heaven (1973) (Still Point)
9pm
The Masters Apprentices Answer lies beyond (1971) (A Toast To Panama Red)
The Masters Apprentices Beneath the sun (1971) (A Toast To Panama Red)
The Masters Apprentices Games we play 1 (1971) (A Toast To Panama Red)
The Masters Apprentices Games we play 2 (1971) (A Toast To Panama Red)
Ariel Garden of the frenzied Cortinas (1973) (Strange Fantastic Dream)
Jeff St John & Copperwine Any orange night (1970) (Joint Effort)
Jeff St John & Copperwine Cloud nine (1970) (Joint Effort)
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Music with pictures, sometimes grainy, mostly from the early 1970's ABC TV program GTK...
Spectrum:
Tamam Shud:
Madder Lake:
The Masters:
Ariel, wtih guitarist Tim Gaze:
Jeff St John & Copperwine:
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