Adelaide bands 1960s /1970s

[mal]

Bought a CD
The lost sounds of Adelaide 1965-1970
The CD is titled
BIG BEAT CELLAR SCENE
These are the mostly unknown bands on the CD and their songs

1 THE SILHOEUTTES..................IM NOT TALKING
2 THE OUTCASTS.....................JUST A LITTLE BIT
3 THE REINS............................HOLD ME BABE
4 FIVE SIDED CIRCLE.................CADILLAC
5 HUGO...................................YOU MAKE ME FEEL REAL GOOD
6 THE RHYTHMEN......................YOU CANT CATCH ME
7 THE SYSSYS........................THREE LONG DAYS
8 THE LONDON CRIERS..............OUTSIDE CHANCE
9 WEE HIKE.............................HOWADIDDI
10 BLUES RAGS N HOLLERS.........I CANT EXPLAIN [Who cover]
11 MACHINE GUN KELLYS REJECTS.....IM GOING BACK
12 FIVE SIDED CIRCLE................HUNGRY
13 THE OTHERS.........................WHY CANT SHE BE MINE
14 THE REINS...........................YOU REALLY GOT ME [Kinks cover]
15 THE HARTS..........................YOU SEE LOVE
16 ANIMATION UNLIMITED..........BIG BAD WOMAN
17 AUTUMN..............................PUZZLED
18 THE FORCE...........................FEELING BETTER
19 THE BLUES SYNDICATE..........INSIDE LOOKING OUT
20 THE LONDON CRIERS.............DAYTIME
21 THE SYSSYS.......................PAINT IT BLACK [Rolling Stones cover]
22 THE BUCKET........................CROSSROADS
23 INSIDE LOOKING OUT............SO SAD ABOUT US
24 THE ZOOT...........................I CAN HEAR THE GRASS GROW
25 NOSMO KING........................DO ANYTHING
26 INKASE...............................LOVE OR CONFUSION
27 AUTUMN..............................FEEL THE SUN
28 TRAVIS WELLINGTON HEDGE....MORGAN LE FAYE

I must confess I only know of 1 of these these bands
The Zoot which was an Adelaide band in the 1960s, featuring lead singer Daryl Cotton and Rick Springfield


And does anyone know any other bands that are virtually unknown in that era that made a musical impression

[McAlmanac]

I believe The Others was an R'n'B band, reckon I saw them in the 80's, had a bit of a bikie following in those days. I've heard of Five Sided Circle. The rest are beyond me.

Leaping Lindner will be the Phone-a-Friend here.

[Leaping Lindner]

I've heard of a few of them mainly from my older cousin's single collection. The most noteworthy is TRAVIS WELLINGTON and HEDGE which had as a member Graham Goble who went onto further fame with Missisippi and then of course Little River Band. They had a local hit single in the late 60's on RCA "I put a spell on you/Hey Bulldog"
Autumn had a couple of national hits on the Fable label in the early 70s.
Inside Looking Out had one single in the late 60s on festival "HMS Buffalo". I presume their song on this "So Sad about us" is the Who Cover.
The Others have been around forever and had many different line ups. Like Mac saw them in the 80's. Blues band with big bikie following.
Inkase had couple of singles on the Sweet Peach label which had on it amongst other Levi Smith Clefs and Fraternity
Blues Syndicate had one single released on the (national) Leedon label.
Blues Rags and Hollers had one single on Leedon as well....cant remember which Got Love if you want it IIRC. Their claim to "fame" was being runner up to the Masters Apprentices in a local battle of the bands comp.
Also that song Zoot do "I can hear the Grass Grow" is a Move cover. The Move was the band Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne were in prior to forming ELO

Yours etc...
Rainman

[mal]

I have a list of the band members and a brief description on the bands, found in the CD I bought
I was unaware of this info when I started this thread

THE OTHERS
1967
Ian Nancharrow guitar]
Jeff Gurr[base]
Paul Young [drums]
Dave Yelland [vocals]
This band was still performing in 2009, and perhaps still

THE ZOOT
Just some trivia
Were originally a band called Down the Line
A famous local band manager made this comment in 1967
"" You know, you should change your name to something short and punchy like Zoot.""
That great man was Doc Neeson