Playlist - 4 February 2023

Tonight, with Waitangi Day coming up this Monday 6th February, a feast of music past and present from New Zealand, followed by an hour of mostly Aussie music from the early 1970's with just a brief interlude into the music of US progressive metal band Queensryche ahead of the gig this week in Adelaide of their ex-lead singer Geoff Tate.

8pm
Pencarrow    New light (2020) (Growth In The Absence Of Light)
Pencarrow    Portrait of my inner frailty (2020) (Growth In The Absence Of Light)
Pencarrow    Twins paradox (live) (2022) (Live At San Fran)
Look To Windward    Aqua Marina (2019) (In Fantasy)
Ragnarok    The Volsung (1976) (Nooks)
Dragon    Scented gardens for the blind (1975) (Scented Gardens For The Blind)
Split Enz    History never repeats (live, NZ, 1993) (Greatest Hits: Live)
9pm
Healing Force    Golden Miles (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Dave Miller Set    Mr Guy Fawkes (1969) (single only / Peculiar Hole In The Sky)
Dave Miller Set    No need to cry (1970) (single only / Psych Bites: Australian Freakrock 1967-1974)
Queensryche    Resistance (1990) (Empire)
Queensryche    Silent lucidity (1990) (Empire)
Levi Smith's Clefs    Lisa (1970) (Empty Monkey)
Jeff St John & Copperwine    Any orange night (1970) (Joint Effort)
The James Taylor Move    Still I can go on (1967) (single only, Peculiar Hole In The Sky)

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Playlist - 17 September 2022

Due to ill health this week, a past special edition of Seasons Of Change is being re-broadcast tonight. 

At 10pm, following Seasons Of Change, please stay tuned to PBA-FM for Seattle & Beyond, 2 hours of grungey musical goodness from the 1990's & beyond.

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source:  Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

8pm
Procol Harum    A whiter shade of pale (May 1967) (single only)
The Nice    America (Jun 1968) (single)
The Moody Blues    Nights in white satin (Nov 1967) (Days Of Future Passed)
Spectrum     I’ll be gone (Jan 1971) (single, full length stereo version / Part One, bonus track)
Kahvas Jute    Free (Jan 1971)  (Wide Open)
Fraternity    Seasons of Change (March 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (July 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Curved Air    Back street luv (Jul 1971) (Second Album)
Spectrum    Trust me (single version) (Jun 1971) (Milesago)
Company Caine    Trixie Stonewall’s Wayward Home For Young Women (single, Sept 1971) (A Product Of A Broken Reality)
Yes    Roundabout (single version) (Jan 1972) (Fragile)
Focus    Sylvia (Dec 1972) (Focus III)
9pm
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band    Joybringer (Aug 1973) (single only)
Buffalo    Sunrise (come my way) (single version)  (Aug 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Roxy Music    Street life (Nov  1973) (Stranded)
Supertramp    Dreamer (Dec 1974) (Crime Of The Century)
Sebastian Hardie    Rosanna (Aug 1975) (Four Moments)
Rainbow Theatre    Petworth House (1975) (The Armada)
Kansas    Carry on wayward son (Jan 1977) (Leftoverture)
Kate Bush    Wuthering Heights (Jan 1978) (The Kick Inside)

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When a prog rock band has a song which somehow gets into the charts, what on earth will the promo clips look like? Here are a few samples, recent and past...

Playlist - 20 August 2022

For tonight's edition of "Seasons Of Change", to paraphrase the title of a very early Pink Floyd song, we...

SET THE CONTROLS FOR: 1971

 ...encountering the usual diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, or at least as much as can fit into 2 hours. Amidst some classics and oddities, this includes classic Australian music (including much early 70's "head music") from Ash, Bakery, Blackfeather, Doug Parkinson In Focus, Healing Force, Pirana, Tamam Shud, Tully and (last but not least) Zoot.

8pm
Zoot    The freak (Apr 1971) (B-side of Evil Child single, follow-up to Elenaor Rigby  / Zoot Locker)
Pirana     Here it comes again (May 1971) (Pirana II/Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Tully    I feel the sun & Sea of joy part 2 (Jun 1971) (Sea Of Joy)
Pirana    Gassin’ / GTK Theme (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Tamam Shud    GTK Theme / America (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Blackfeather    Tomorrow never knows (live on GTK, Mar 1971) (1994) (At The Mountains Of Madness, bonus track on reissue)
Bakery    Dying in the dark (July 1971) (Single only, Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Ash    Midnight witch  / Warrant (1971) (A-side & B-side of single / The Complete Havoc Singles 1971-1973)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (Jul 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
John Williams    Bach changes (1971) (Changes / Cavatina: The Complete Fly And Cube Recordings)
9pm
The Moody Blues    The story in your eyes (Jul 1971) (Every Good Boy Deserves Favour)
Gentle Giant    Wreck (Jul 1971) (Acquiring The Taste)
Mahavishnu Orchestra    Vital transformation (Aug 1971) (The Inner Mounting Flame)
Ramases    Life child (Aug 1971) (Space Hymns)
Curved Air    Everdance (Sept 1971) (Second Album)
Van der graaf Generator    Man Erg (Oct 1971) (Pawn Hearts)
Hawkwind    Master of the universe (Oct 1971) (In Search Of Space)
Doug Parkinson In Focus    Do not go gentle (Dylan Thomas) (live on GTK, Aug 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

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Playlist - 16 July 2022

Starting tonight with a reminder of the Manchester scene, circa 1987, as a trbute to the late Paul Ryder, founding member and bass player for The Happy Mondays - "I liked writing, I liked rehearsing, I liked being in the studio and I liked all the traveling – doing all the shows all around the world. It’s the perfect job for me – or should I say a well-paid hobby, not actually work."

8pm
The Happy Mondays    24 hour party people (1987) (single / Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out))
Rush    Bastille day (1975) (Caress Of Steel)
Rush    Xanadu (1977) (A Farewell To Kings)
Ben Craven    Amnis flows Aeternum (2022) (Monsters From The Id)
The Omnific    Posterity (2021) (Escapades)
Magma    Ima suri dondai (1973) (Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh)
Magma    Kobaia Iss Deh Hundlin (1973) (Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh)
9pm
Caravan    The Dabsong conshirtoe (1975) (Cunning Stunts)
Gavin O’Loghlen & Cotter’s Bequest    LLanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch (The Welsh Railway Sign song)… (1998) (My Mother’s Country)
Gavin O’Loghlen & Cotter’s Bequest    St Michael’s Mount (1998) (My Mother’s Country)
Yes    Astral traveller (1970) (Time And A Word)
Yes    For everyone (1969/1970) (The Millennium Collection)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)

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Playlist - 16 October 2021

For tonight's edition of "Seasons Of Change", to paraphrase the title of a very early Pink Floyd song, we again...

SET THE CONTROLS FOR: 1971

 ...exactly 50 years ago, encountering the usual diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, or at least as much as can fit into 2 hours. Amidst some classics and oddities, this includes classic Australian music from Ash, Bakery, Blackfeather, Doug Parkinson In Focus, Healing Force, Pirana, Tamam Shud, Tully and (last but not least) Zoot.

8pm
Zoot    The freak (Apr 1971) (B-side of Evil Child single, follow-up to Elenaor Rigby  / Zoot Locker)
Pirana     Here it comes again (May 1971) (Pirana II/Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Tully    I feel the sun & Sea of joy part 2 (Jun 1971) (Sea Of Joy)
Pirana    Gassin’ / GTK Theme (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Tamam Shud    GTK Theme / America (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Blackfeather    Tomorrow never knows (live on GTK, Mar 1971) (1994) (At The Mountains Of Madness, bonus track on reissue)
Bakery    Dying in the dark (July 1971) (Single only, Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Ash    Midnight witch  / Warrant (1971) (A-side & B-side of single / The Complete Havoc Singles 1971-1973)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (Jul 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)

For the 3rd week of Bach-tober:
- John Williams    Bach changes (1971) (Changes / Cavatina: The Complete Fly And Cube Recordings)
 

 

 

 

 

9pm
The Moody Blues    The story in your eyes (Jul 1971) (Every Good Boy Deserves Favour)
Gentle Giant    Wreck (Jul 1971) (Acquiring The Taste)
Mahavishnu Orchestra    Vital transformation (Aug 1971) (The Inner Mounting Flame)
Ramases    Life child (Aug 1971) (Space Hymns)
Curved Air    Everdance (Sept 1971) (Second Album)
Van der graaf Generator    Man Erg (Oct 1971) (Pawn Hearts)
Hawkwind    Master of the universe (Oct 1971) (In Search Of Space)
Doug Parkinson In Focus    Do not go gentle (Dylan Thomas) (live on GTK, Aug 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

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For Bach-Tober - 23 minutes with Australian guitarist John Wiliams:

Here's the "other" Beatles cover by Zoot, also from 1971 and in the studios of ABC TV for the show GTK:

Playlist - 10 July 2021

8pm
Camel    Chord change (1976) (Moonmadness)
Camel    Lunar sea (live) (1976) (Moonmadness, bonus track on reissue)
Fraternity    It (1971) (Livestock)
The Valentines    Peculiar hole in the sky (1968) (single only / Peculiar Hole In The Sky)
AC/DC    It’s a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll (1975) (T.N.T.)
Ash    Midnight witch (1971) (single only / The Complete Havoc Singles 1971-1973)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Magma    Ima Suri Dondai (1973) (Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh)
9pm
Ozric Tentacles    Jurassic shift (live) (2007) (Sunrise Festival)
Ozric Tentacles    Vita Voom (1993) (Jurassic Shift)
Roger Glover    The feast (1974) (The Butterfly Ball)
Roger Glover    Love is all (1974) (The Butterfly Ball)
Dio    Man on the silver mountain (live) (1998) (Inferno: Last in Live)
Rainbow    Kill the king (live) (1990) (Live In Germany 1976)
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra    Signs of life (live, 2006) (ASO Plays Pink Floyd)
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra    Learning to fly (live, 2006) (ASO Plays Pink Floyd)
Sound    White Karn (late 90’s / 2020) (Listen)
Christine Anu    My island home (1994) (Party)

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Bon Scott + goatee + recorder with Fraternity at ABC TV in 1971 with "Raglan's folly":

 

Ash Exhibit#1 - from Ash Mk.2:

Ash Exhibit #2 - from Ash Mk.1 a rather muffled performance of "Midnight witch":

Playlist - 30 January 2021

Tonight, another all-Australian selection of music from the very early 1970's, featuring some of the eclectic bands which apeared exactly 50 years ago at the Myponga Music Festival over the Australia Day weekend (Saturday 30 Jan 1971 to Monday 1st Feb 1971): Daddy Cool, Spectrum, Fanny Adams, Company Caine, Sons Of The Vegetal Mother (an alter ego of Daddy Cool), Jeff St John, Wendy Saddington and Healing Force.

8pm
Daddy Cool    Teenage blues (1972) (Sex, Dope, Rock n Roll: Teenage Heaven)
Daddy Cool    Make your stash (1972) (Sex, Dope, Rock n Roll: Teenage Heaven)
Daddy Cool    Come back again (1971) (Daddy Who? Daddy Cool!)
Spectrum    Launching place Part 1 (1970) (Part One, bonus track on CD re-issue)
Spectrum    Superbody (1970) (Part One)
Fanny Adams    Ain’t no lovin’ left (1970) (Fanny Adams)
Company Caine    The day Superman got busted (1971) (A Product of a Broken Reality)
Sons Of The Vegetal Mother    Love is the law (1970) (Garden Party EP)
Sons Of The Vegetal Mother    Make it begin (1970) (Garden Party EP)
9pm
Jeff St John & Copperwine    Cloud nine (1970) (Joint Effort)
Wendy Saddington & The Copperwine    Tomorrow never knows (live) (1971) (Wendy Saddington & The Copperwine Live)
Buffalo    Intro: Pound of flesh (1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Buffalo    Shylock (1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Flake    Under the silent tree (1971) (How’s Your Mother)
Flake    Breadalbane (1974) (B-side of single / Psych Bites: Australian Acid Freakrock 1969-1974)
Healing Force    Erection (1973) (Live At Sunbury)

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Here is the briefest of brief glimpses at the Myponga "progressive pop music" festival, c/- Youtube (Channel 7 and the Grape Organisation):

By 1974, the band Flake bore little resemblance to most earlier line-ups, with none of the members of the 1969 group remaining and only Billy Russell remained from the lineup which had played at Myponga. Guitarists Billy Russell and John Taylor were joined by three new members all previously with the group Blackfeather: singer Neale Johns as well as Jim Penson (drums), Warren Ward (bass). There aren't many photos around of that line-up except for this one:

From exactly 50 years ago, c/- Wikipedia, the acts and times for the 1971 Myponga Music Festival; the list of bands is remarkable for the fact that the Sunbury festival was also being held over the same weekend.   

Playlist - 9 January 2021

For tonight's Summer edition of "Seasons Of Change", to paraphrase the title of a very early Pink Floyd song, we again...

SET THE CONTROLS FOR: 1971

 ...exactly 50 years ago, encountering the usual diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, or at least as much as can fit into 2 hours. Amidst some classics and oddities, this includes classic Australian music from Ash, Bakery, Blackfeather, Doug Parkinson In Focus, Healing Force, Pirana, Tamam Shud, Tully and (last but not least) Zoot.

8pm
Zoot    The freak (Apr 1971) (B-side of Evil Child single, follow-up to Elenaor Rigby  / Zoot Locker)
Pirana     Here it comes again (May 1971) (Pirana II/Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Tully    I feel the sun & Sea of joy part 2 (Jun 1971) (Sea Of Joy)
Pirana    Gassin’ / GTK Theme (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Tamam Shud    GTK Theme / America (live on GTK, Apr 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)
Blackfeather    Tomorrow never knows (live on GTK, Mar 1971) (1994) (At The Mountains Of Madness, bonus track on reissue)
Bakery    Dying in the dark (July 1971) (Single only, Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Ash    Midnight witch  / Warrant (1971) (A-side & B-side of single / The Complete Havoc Singles 1971-1973)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (Jul 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Healing Force    The gully (Jul 1971) (single only, B-side to “Golden miles” / Psych Bites: Australian Freakrock 1967-1974 Vol.1)
9pm
The Moody Blues    The story in your eyes (Jul 1971) (Every Good Boy Deserves Favour)
Gentle Giant    Wreck (Jul 1971) (Acquiring The Taste)
Mahavishnu Orchestra    Vital transformation (Aug 1971) (The Inner Mounting Flame)
Ramases    Life child (Aug 1971) (Space Hymns)
Curved Air    Everdance (Sept 1971) (Second Album)
Van der graaf Generator    Man Erg (Oct 1971) (Pawn Hearts)
Hawkwind    Master of the universe (Oct 1971) (In Search Of Space)
Doug Parkinson In Focus    Do not go gentle (Dylan Thomas) (live on GTK, Aug 1971) (1994) (The GTK Tapes Vol.1)

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Playlist - 21 November 2020 (COVID lockdown edition)

Due to the COVID lockdown, at this stage, a past edition of Seasons Of Change is being rebroadcast tonight.

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source:  Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

8pm
Procol Harum    A whiter shade of pale (May 1967) (single only)
The Nice    America (Jun 1968) (single)
The Moody Blues    Nights in white satin (Nov 1967) (Days Of Future Passed)
Spectrum     I’ll be gone (Jan 1971) (single, full length stereo version / Part One, bonus track)
Kahvas Jute    Free (Jan 1971)  (Wide Open)
Fraternity    Seasons of Change (March 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (July 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Curved Air    Back street luv (Jul 1971) (Second Album)
Spectrum    Trust me (single version) (Jun 1971) (Milesago)
Company Caine    Trixie Stonewall’s Wayward Home For Young Women (single, Sept 1971) (A Product Of A Broken Reality)
Yes    Roundabout (single version) (Jan 1972) (Fragile)
Focus    Sylvia (Dec 1972) (Focus III)
9pm
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band    Joybringer (Aug 1973) (single only)
Buffalo    Sunrise (come my way) (single version)  (Aug 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Roxy Music    Street life (Nov  1973) (Stranded)
Supertramp    Dreamer (Dec 1974) (Crime Of The Century)
Sebastian Hardie    Rosanna (Aug 1975) (Four Moments)
Rainbow Theatre    Petworth House (1975) (The Armada)
Kansas    Carry on wayward son (Jan 1977) (Leftoverture)
Kate Bush    Wuthering Heights (Jan 1978) (The Kick Inside)

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Playlist - 25 April 2020

This week, another diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits, this week with an Anzac Day special of music from Australia and New Zealand, mostly from the classic period of the early to mid '70's, including Bakery, Levi  Smith's Clefs, Spectrum, Tamam Shud and Tully from Australia - and Dragon, Split Enz and Ticket from New Zealand.

8pm
Kahvas Jute    Steps of time (1971) (Wide Open)
Spectrum    Mumbles I wonder why (1971) (Part One)
Spectrum    Milesago (1972) (Milesago)
Tully    Loving is hard (1972) (Loving Is Hard)
Tamam Shud    Sea the swells (1972) (Morning Of The Earth s/t, bonus track on CD reissue of Goolutionites And The Real People)
Tully    Sea of joy Part 1 (1971) (Sea Of Joy)
Levi Smith's Clefs    Empty monkey (1970) (Empty Monkey)
Doug Parkinson In Focus    Purple curtains (single only, Psych Bites: Australian Freakrock 1967-1974 Vol.1)
Bakery    Living with a memory (1971) (Momento)
9pm
Ticket    Awake (1972) (Awake)
Dragon    Going slow (1974) (Universal Radio)
Shona Laing    1905 (1972) (single only / Nature's Best - New Zealand’s Top 100 Songs Of All Time Vol.2)
Split Enz    Stranger than fiction (1975) (Mental Notes)
Split Enz    Home sweet home (1979) (Beginning Of The Enz)
Split Enz    I hope I never (1980) (True Colours)
Healing Force    Golden miles (1971/1994) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Flake    Dream if you can (1970) (How's Your Mother!)
Gavin O'Loghlen & Cotter's Bequest    Housesteads - Hadrian’s wall (1998) (My Mother’s Country)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

 

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From the forgotten years of Oz rock, The Shud, playing live on GTK (ABC TV) in 1971:

and Doug Parkinson In Focus, the same year, on Hit Scene (ABC TV)...

Playlist - 1 February 2020

Another all-Australian feast of music, this time from the early 1970's and centred around the "head music" scene in the various cities around Australia - featuring Fraternity, The James Taylor Move, Levi Smith's Clefs and The Masters Apprentices (Adelaide), Blackfeather, The Dave Miller Set, Jeff St John with Copperwine, Kahvas Jute, McPhee, Tamam Shud and Tully (Sydney), plus Company Caine, Healing Force and Spectrum (Melbourne).

8pm
Healing Force    Golden Miles (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Dave Miller Set    Mr Guy Fawkes (1969) (single only / Peculiar Hole In The Sky)
Dave Miller Set    No need to cry (1970) (single only / Psych Bites: Australian Acid Freakrock 1967-1974)
Blackfeather    Seasons of change + Mango’s theme (1971) (At The Mountains Of Madness)
Company Caine   Now I'm together (1972) (b-side of single / bonus track on A Product Of  A Broken Reality)
Jeff St John & Copperwine    Any orange night (1970) (Joint Effort)
Spectrum    Superbody (1970) (Part One)
9pm
Kahvas Jute    Odyssey (1970) (Wide Open)
Levi Smith's Clefs    Lisa (1970) (Empty Monkey)
Fraternity    Seasons of Change (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969 - 1974, compilation)
The James Taylor Move    Still I can go on (1967) (single only, Peculiar Hole In The Sky)
McPhee    Indian rope man (1972) (McPhee)
The Masters Apprentices    Because I love you (1971) (Choice Cuts)
Tully    Sea of joy Part 1 (1971) (Sea Of Joy)
Tamam Shud    Goolutionites Theme Part 1 + Goolutionites Theme Part 2 (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Jeff St John & Copperwine    Cloud nine (1970) (Joint Effort)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

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In an Australian TV studio, probably sometime in 1971, Healing Force with the late great Charlie Tumahai:

48 years ago almost to the day (29 to 31 January 1972). the Meadows Technicolour Fair was held at Meadows (SA), featuring a long list of local and interstate acts, particularly notable since it also coincided with the 1972 Sunbury Festival on the same weekend. Bands included Blackfeather, Fraternity, Spectrum and Tamam Shud: