LIVE AT SYDNEY TOWN HALL 1969-70

Tully

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Eclectic Prog

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Live, released in 2010

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Love 200 (20:04)
2. Sights & Sounds of 69 (32:09)

Total Time 52:13

Line-up / Musicians

- Michael Carlos / keyboards
- Richard Lockwood / flute, saxophone, clarinet, piano
- John Blake / bass
- Ken Firth / bass
- Robert Taylor / drums
- Terry Wilson / vocals, guitar, flute

Releases information

Live at Sydney Town Hall 1969-70, CD (Chapter Music CH76), 2010

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3 stars The inclusion of Peter Sculthorpe's "Love 200" makes this an essential release not only for anyone interested in this era of Australian prog, but also anyone interested in Australian classical composition. Although "Love 200" was frequently performed by Australia's professional orchestras in the ear ... (read more)

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