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Enjoy. 11 April 2016
Yellow River – AUTUMN
Sweet Gingerbread Man – DAVE ALLENBY
Gonna Get A Seizure – BARRIE MCASKILL’S LEVI SMITH CLEFS
Love, Love, Love – GENE PIERSON
Rain and Tears – THE TONGUES
Freedom Blues – JEFF ST.JOHN AND COPPER WINE
I’m Gonna Wait For You – ROBIN SINCLAIR
Paper Girl- HARRY YOUNG AND SABBATH
Teach Me How To Fly – JEFF ST.JOHN AND COPPER WINE
Piece Of My Heart – LINA CABLE AND BARRIE MCASKILL’S LEVI SMITH CLEFS
She Works In A Woman’s Way – DAVE ALLENBY AND AUTUMN
Can’t Stay Away From You – MAPLE LACE
I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top – ODESSA
Looking Through The Eyes Of A Beautiful Girl – AUTUMN
Living In A Dream World – SARK
Chart released at least 13 singles, and a couple of e.p’s. A vindictive release from Autumn, with singles and some discarded tracks, was the labels only single artist album.
Despite what sellers claim on e-Bay, it’s not that hard to obtain in good condition, and is an essential part of Australian music history.
Chart – Great Hits of Australia’s Big Stars
This compilation has most of the labels roster. Thirteen singles, two ep’s, one album, and this compilation were the sum total output.
A vindictive album, Song to Raymondo (SCHL-934254) with singles and some discarded material, by Autumn was the labels only single artist album, and was released after they moved to Warner Brothers.
Despite what sellers claim on e-Bay, it’s not that hard to obtain in good condition, and is an essential part of Australian music history.