The Party Boys - A Collection

 

Live At Several 21st's (1983)

The Party Boys were an Australian rock supergroup with a floating membership that existed from 1982 until 1992. Created by Mondo Rock's bass guitarist, Paul Christie as a part-time venture for professional musicians with downtime from their other projects, the group had temporary members from acts such as Status Quo, The Angels, Sherbet, Skyhooks, Rose Tattoo, The Choirboys, Australian Crawl, Divinyls, Models, Dragon and Swanee plus international stars including Joe Walsh, Eric Burdon, Alan Lancaster and Graham Bonnet. In March 1983 their debut album, Live at Several 21sts, peaked at No. 9 on the Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart. In June 1987 they had a number-one hit on the related Singles Chart with a cover version of John Kongos' hit, "He's Gonna Step On You Again". It also peaked at No. 10 on the New Zealand Singles Chart. 

Paul Christie was the bass guitarist for Australian rock group Mondo Rock, which he left in 1982. He put together the first line-up of The Party Boys in Sydney with guitarists Kevin Borich (ex-The La De Das, Kevin Borich Express), Harvey James (Mississippi, Ariel, Sherbet), and drummer Graham "Buzz" Bidstrup, who had recently left The Angels.Australian Crawl vocalist James Reyne was in Sydney shooting the TV mini-series Return to Eden and agreed to play some shows between filming. The band did a short run of shows performing cover songs chosen by various members. Recordings made of these gigs became the basis for the group's album Live at Several 21sts. When Reyne's filming schedule was over, he returned to his work with Australian Crawl in Melbourne and left the band. In March 1983, the album reached No. 9 on the Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart and spawned the single, "Bitch"   a cover of The Rolling Stones' album track from 1971's Sticky Fingers. Christie, Borich and James were encouraged to continue with the project.

Richard Clapton was brought in as Reyne's replacement on vocals and Don Raffaele joined on saxophone. The band toured the east coast, again playing only covers from artists including Bob Dylan, Aerosmith and The Rolling Stones. A second live album, Greatest Hits (of Other People) (1983) was the result of that tour and the Bobby Fuller Four cover single, "I Fought the Law", was issued in November. Clapton and James left the group. Greatest Hits (of Other People) peaked at No. 25. The singer for the next tour was former Skyhooks vocalist and TV personality Graham "Shirley" Strachan with Rose Tattoo guitarist Robin Riley replacing James; this version of the band produced the album No Song Too Sacred, yet another live album of covers. The related single, "Kashmir", was a Led Zeppelin song.

The band's 1985 line-up saw Strachan, Riley and Bidstrup (who was now with GANGgajang) replaced by Marc Hunter from Dragon, ex-Divinyls drummer Richard Harvey and United States guitarist, Joe Walsh (ex-The Eagles). The sold-out national tour that followed formed the basis of the album You Need Professional Help that featured an extended guitar duel between Walsh and Borich on Walsh's track "Rocky Mountain Way". [extract from World eBook Library]

In 1986, Christie, Borich and Harvey teamed up with Rose Tattoo lead singer Angry Anderson, guitarist John Brewster from The Angels and ex-Status Quo bassist Alan Lancaster to form a new version of The Party Boys. With Lancaster on bass, Christie switched to drums so the band now had two drummers. No recording was made of this line-up and following the tour, Anderson left. 

Greatest Hits (of Other People) - 1983

No Song Too Sacred (1984)

You Need Professional Help (1985)

The Party Boys self-titled (1987)

Greatest Hits, Misses, Rarities and B-Sides (1992)

Technical note: "Live At Several 21st's" is a vinyl rip and the sound quality is average compared to the other releases. This is the only good copy I could find as it has never been released in digital format. If someone out there has a better sounding copy please message me.

The Soundtracks Collection - Part XI

For this collection I have focused on individual Australian composers and their soundtrack scores. 

Bordertown (music composed by Guy Gross)

Bordertown is a 1995 Australian TV miniseries set in 1952 in a refugee camp located in a dusty, remote Australian town called Baringa. The story depicts a year in the lives of the camp residents, displaced persons from World War II who are learning English and awaiting jobs and new lives in Australia. The series stars Hugo Weaving as an English teacher and also features Cate Blanchett in a smaller role as an albino Italian migrant.

Guy Gross is an Australian film and television composer. He is known most for writing the award-winning music for the Australian science fiction series Farscape and the international hit film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. He also composed for the animated television series Blinky Bill and Dumb Bunnies. He has 91 credits as screen composer.

Burke & Wills (music composed by Peter Sculthorpe)

Burke & Wills is a 1985 Australian adventure film directed by Graeme Clifford, starring Jack Thompson and Nigel Havers. The film is based on the ill-fated Burke and Wills expedition across Australia. The film follows Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills in their crossing of Australia's interior in 1860–1. The film's account of the story changes the expedition's ending by having the explorers actually reach the northern coast. This upbeat idea was vehemently criticised by Australian reviewers. The film was released a week after the similarly themed comedy Wills & Burke.

Peter Joshua Sculthorpe (29 April 1929 – 8 August 2014) was a distinguished Australian composer and music educator. Much of his music resulted from an interest in the music of countries neighbouring Australia, as well as from the impulse to bring together aspects of Aboriginal Australian music with that of the heritage of the West. He was known primarily for his orchestral and chamber music, such as Kakadu (1988) and Earth Cry (1986), which evoke the sounds and feeling of the Australian bushland and outback. He also wrote 18 string quartets, using unusual timbral effects, works for piano, and two operas. He stated that he wanted his music to make people feel better and happier for having listened to it. He typically avoided the dense, atonal techniques of many of his contemporary composers. His work was often characterised by its distinctive use of percussion. As one of the compositional pioneers of a distinctively Australian sound, Sculthorpe and his music have been likened to the role played by Aaron Copland in America's musical coming of age.

Proof (music by Not Drowning, Waving)

Proof is a 1991 Australian romantic comedy-drama film written and directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse. The film stars Hugo Weaving, Geneviève Picot and Russell Crowe. The film was released in Australia on 15 August 1991. It was chosen as "Best Film" at the 1991 Australian Film Institute Awards, along with five other awards, including Moorhouse for Best Director, Weaving for Best Leading Actor, and Crowe for Best Supporting Actor. The story concerns the tribulations of Martin, a blind photographer. Through a series of flashbacks, Martin is shown as a child, distrustful of his own mother. She describes to him the garden outside his bedroom window. She tells him that someone is raking leaves, but he cannot hear the sound and angrily decides she is lying to him.

Not Drowning, Waving are a musical group formed in Melbourne, Australia, in 1983 by David Bridie and John Phillips. Their music combined elements of rock, ambient music and world music; their lyrics dealt with characteristically Australian topics: word-pictures of landscapes and people, the seasons, and some political issues – such as Indonesia's invasion of East Timor. The group released six studio albums and two soundtracks until disbanding in 1994, they briefly reformed in 2001, 2003 and 2005–2006. From 2005 to 2007, they issued three compilation albums. Not Drowning, Waving won the ARIA Award for Best Independent Release at the ARIA Music Awards of 1992 for Proof, their soundtrack for the 1991 film of the same name. 

The Proposition (music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis)

The Proposition is a 2005 Australian Western film directed by John Hillcoat and written by screenwriter and musician Nick Cave. It stars Guy Pearce, Ray Winstone, Emily Watson, John Hurt, Danny Huston and David Wenham. The film was shot on location in Winton, Queensland. In 1880s Australia, Charlie Burns and his gang of bushrangers engage in a gunfight with the police. All gang members except Charlie and his younger brother Mikey are killed. Captain Morris Stanley tells Charlie that he will have Mikey executed by Christmas, which is in 9 days. Stanley offers to free both Mikey and Charlie if Charlie agrees to kill his older brother Arthur Burns, who is wanted for the rape and murder of pregnant Eliza Hopkins and her family. Mikey remains in custody while Charlie sets out to kill their brother. 

The film's soundtrack was released shortly after the film in October 2005. The music was composed and performed by Nick Cave and violinist Warren Ellis. When asked if he himself would be appearing in the film, Cave joked he was "too handsome".

Underbelly (music by Burkhard Dallwitz)

Underbelly is an Australian television true crime-drama series which first aired on the Nine Network between 13 February 2008 and 1 September 2013, before being revived on 3 April 2022. Each series is based on real-life events. There have been six full series, with season 7 being a miniseries. The first series is based on the book Leadbelly: Inside Australia's Underworld, by journalists John Silvester and Andrew Rule. The series also borrows the title 'Underbelly' from a previously successful series of 12 true crime compilations by the same authors. 

Burkhard von Dallwitz is a German-Australian composer. Since 1984, he has worked as a composer for feature films, television and commercials in Australia, Europe and the United States. He won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score for his work on The Truman Show (1998).

Lost and Forgotten Aussie Albums - Part 1

For this series I'm listing albums by Australian artists that have been "lost and forgotten" in time for different reasons, but still worth a first time listen or revisit. Where possible I've included a link for more information about the relevant artist.

BIGSTORM - Living In Exile (1989)

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Digby Richards (self-titled) 1974

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Doug Parkinson - Heartbeat (1983)

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James Freud - Step Into the Heat (1989)

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Jon English & Marcia Hines - Jokers and Queens (1982)

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Red Hot Summer Tour 2020 - 50 Tracks of Red Hot Rock - various Australian artists

1-1 Hunters & Collectors– Throw Your Arms Around Me

1-2 Hunters & Collectors– Holy Grail

1-3 Hunters & Collectors– Do You See What I See?

1-4 Hunters & Collectors– When The River Runs Dry

1-5 Hunters & Collectors– True Tears of Joy

1-6 Hunters & Collectors– Blind Eye

1-7 Hunters & Collectors– Say Goodbye

1-8 Hunters & Collectors– Where Do You Go?

1-9 Hunters & Collectors– Everything's On Fire

1-10 Hunters & Collectors– The Slab

1-11 The Living End– Prisoner Of Society

1-12 The Living End– White Noise

1-13 The Living End– All Torn Down

1-14 The Living End– Roll On

1-15 The Living End– Second Solution

2-1 James Reyne– Reckless

2-2 James Reyne– The Boys Light Up

2-3 James Reyne– Oh No Not You Again

2-4 James Reyne– Five Miles Closer To The Sun

2-5 James Reyne– Motors Too Fast

2-6 James Reyne– Harvest Moon

2-7 James Reyne– Daughters Of The Northern Coast

2-8 James Reyne– Some People

2-9 James Reyne– Slave

2-10 James Reyne– Day In The Sun

2-11 The Angels– Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again

2-12 The Angels– I Ain't The One

2-13 The Angels– Comin' Down

2-14 The Angels– Take A Long Line

2-15 The Angels– After The Rain

2-16 The Angels– Marseilles

2-17 The Angels– Be With You

3-1 Baby Animals– One Word

3-2 Baby Animals– Early Warning

3-3 Baby Animals– Rush You

3-4 Baby Animals– Tonight

3-5 Baby Animals– Ain't Gonna Get

3-6 Baby Animals– How Do I Make You

3-7 Boom Crash Opera– Onion Skin

3-8 Boom Crash Opera– The Best Thing

3-9 Boom Crash Opera– Dancing In The Storm

3-10 Boom Crash Opera– Great Wall

3-11 Boom Crash Opera– Hands Up In The Air

3-12 Boom Crash Opera– Get Out Of The House

3-13 Boom Crash Opera– Bettadaze

3-14 Killing Heidi– Weir

3-15 Killing Heidi– Mascara

3-16 Killing Heidi– Superman/Supergirl

3-17 Killing Heidi– I Am

3-18 Killing Heidi– Outside Of Me

Red Hot Summer Tour 2020

 

Australian Pop Of The 70's - Vols.4-6 - Rock Me Gently / Keep On Rockin' / Let It Rock

 

1-1 Sherbet– Rock Me Gently 3:40

1-2 Rick Springfield– Hooky Joe 2:43

1-3 Jon English – Get Your Love Right 3:30

1-4 Allison Gros – Naturally 2:23

1-5 The Bootleg Family Band– Your Mama Don't Dance 3:03

1-6 Mark Holden– Reach Out For The One Who Loves You 2:59

1-7 Vanda & Young– Lazy River 3:35

1-8 Dragon – April Sun In Cuba3:29

1-9 Smacka Fitzgibbon– The Adventures Of Barry McKenzie 3:11

1-10 Ol' 55– Looking For An Echo 3:26

1-11 John Farnham With Allison Durbin– Baby Without You 2:28

1-12 Stevie Wright– Guitar Band 2:28

1-13 Drummond – Daddy Cool 2:41

1-14 Ted Mulry– Marcia 3:15

1-15 Skyhooks– Ego Is Not A Dirty Word 3:00

1-16 Healing Force– Golden Miles 3:25

1-17 Marcia Hines– What I Did For Love (2004 Remaster) 3:20

1-18 Marty Rhone– Star Song 2:51

1-19 Jeff St. John & Copperwine – Teach Me How to Fly 4:08

1-20 Jon Blanchfield– Lucy's Place 3:02

2-1 Hush – Rough Tough 'N' Ready 3:49

2-2 Miss Linda George – Mama' Little Girl 3:40

2-3 Digby Richards– People Call Me County 3:31

2-4 Mi-Sex– But You Don't Care 4:43

2-5 Ronnie Burns– Smiley 3:30

2-6 Hot City Bump Band– Do What You Wanna Do 3:31

2-7 Russell Morris– Sweet Sweet Love 4:29

2-8 Flash & The Pan– Down Among The Dead Men 4:49

2-9 Harry Young And Sabbath– The Wheat In The Field 3:15

2-10 S.C.R.A. – Roly Poly 3:18

2-11 Monalisa & Terry Young – I Wanna Make It With You Tonight 3:39

2-12 Carol Lloyd Band– All The Good Things 4:04

2-13 The Mixtures– The Pushbike Song 2:33

2-14 Greg Anderson – No Roses For Michael 3:54

2-15 Daryl Braithwaite– Cavalry 3:36

2-16 Air Supply– Do What You Wanna Do 3:46

2-17 Ted Mulry Gang– Crazy 3:28

2-18 Troupadours – By The Devil (I Was Tempted) 2:58

2-19 John Paul Young– Keep On Smilin' 3:00

2-20 Robin Jolley– Do You Wanna Boogie 3:16

Rock Me Gently CD1 / Rock Me Gently CD2

1-1 Brian Cadd– Keep On Rockin' 4:39

1-2 Doug Ashdown– Winter In America (Leave Love Enough Alone) 3:18

1-3 Autumn – Yellow River 3:05

1-4 Daryl Braithwaite– Old Sid 3:25

1-5 Ariel – Jamaican Farewell 2:50

1-6 Stars – Back Again 4:13

1-7 Marcie Jones– Gonna Get Married 3:40

1-8 The Strangers – Melanie Makes Me Smile 3:03

1-9 Ray Burton – Too Hard To Handle 2:57

1-10 Johnny O'Keefe– So Tough 2:24

1-11 Fielding & Dyer– The Ghost 3:18

1-12 Ted Mulry Gang– My Little Girl 3:37

1-13 Kevin Johnson – Man Of The 20th Century 4:12

1-14 Russell Morris– Live With Friends 3:40

1-15 Flake – Under The Silent Tree 3:52

1-16 Ol' 55– Stay (While The Night Is Young) 4:08

1-17 Railroad Gin– Do Ya Love Me 3:16

1-18 Ray Burgess– Touch Me 4:27

1-19 Digby Richards– Raincoat In The River 3:02

1-20 John St. Peeters– So Many Ways 3:33

1-21 Stuart & McKay– Hey Billy 2:59

1-22 Finch – Short Changed Again 2:55

2-1 Sherbet– You're All Woman 2:54

2-2 Lotus – Lotus 1 (I'll Be Gone) 3:47

2-3 Doug Parkinson & The Southern Star Band– I'll Be Around 3:18

2-4 William Shakespeare – Just The Way You Are 3:10

2-5 Jon English – Handbags And Gladrags 5:22

2-6 Richard Clapton– Down In The Lucky Country 3:38

2-7 Abigail – Je T'Aime (I Love You) 3:19

2-8 Moscos & Stone– Trouble In The City 3:07

2-9 Mississippi – Kings Of The World 2:31

2-10 Sinclair Bros.– Yesterfool 4:11

2-11 Colleen Hewett– Carry That Weight 2:53

2-12 Mark Holden– I Wanna Make You My Lady 2:41

2-13 The Flying Circus– Turn Away 3:42

2-14 Col Joye– Heaven Is My Woman's Love 2:47

2-15 King Harvest – Wichita Lineman (Introducing By The Time I Get To Phoenix) 4:16

2-16 Supernaut – Too Hot To Touch 4:04

2-17 Samantha Sang– You Keep Me Dancing 2:53

2-18 Gerry & The Joy Band– Ongo Bongo 3:34

2-19 Pat Carroll– All Kinds Of Everything 3:03

2-20 Ronnie Burns– Prophet 4:20

2-21 Renee Geyer– Stares And Whispers 3:25

2-22 Reg Lindsay– Armstrong 2:41

2-23 Rabbit– Too Much Rock 'N' Roll 3:24

Keep On Rockin' CD1 / Keep On Rockin' CD2

1-1 Skyhooks– Let It Rock

1-2 John Paul Young– Yesterday's Hero

1-3 The Musick Express– Jackie's Thing

1-4 Rumour– Play Mama Play

1-5 Daddy Cool – Bom Bom

1-6 Stylus – Work Out Fine

1-7 Shepherd – Birmingham Station

1-8 Ted Mulry– Falling In Love Again

1-9 Emma Hannah– Waiting For The Rain

1-10 Erl Dalby & Pyramid– Can't Wait For September

1-11 Gerry & The Joy Band– Rave On

1-12 The Aztecs – Believe It Just Like Me

1-13 Daryl Braithwaite– Love Has No Pride

1-14 Tony Cole– The Hook

1-15 Marcia Hines– Fire And Rain

1-16 Flake – Life Is Getting Better

1-17 Jamie Dunn– Jamie Come Home

1-18 Normie Rowe– Hello

1-19 Doug Parkinson– Everlasting Love

1-20 Doug Ashdown– The Saddest Song Of All

2-1 Sherbet– So Glad You're Mine

2-2 Renee Geyer– Heading In The Right Direction

2-3 Chain – Judgement

2-4 Carol Lloyd Band– Storm In My Soul

2-5 The Love Story – Neanderthal Man

2-6 Jon English – Words Are Not Enough

2-7 Gary Young With Daddy Cool – Rock 'N Roll Lady

2-8 Ted Mulry Gang– Naturally

2-9 Dave Allenby With Autumn – She Works In A Woman's Way

2-10 The Seekers– Sparrow Song

2-11 Digby Richards– Little Suzuki

2-12 Hush – Nothing Stays The Same Forever

2-13 G. Wayne Thomas– Open Up Your Heart

2-14 Moonlight – The Light

2-15 Kevin Johnson – Over The Hills And Far Away

2-16 Lobby Loyde & The Coloured Balls – Liberate Rock

2-17 Ross Wilson – Living In The Land Of Oz

2-18 Dragon – Are You Old Enough

2-19 Don Lane– We Were Lovers Then

2-20 Max Merritt And The Meteors– Good Feelin'

Let It Rock CD1 / Let It Rock CD2

Australian Pop Of The 70's - Vols.1-3 - Get That Jive / On the Prowl / Boppin' the Blues

 

1-1 Sherbet– Summer Love

1-2 Mississippi – Will I

1-3 Mi-Sex– Computer Games

1-4 Robin Jolley– Marshall's Portable Music Machine

1-5 Ferrets*– Don't Fall In Love

1-6 The Master's Apprentices– Think About Tomorrow Today

1-7 Rick Springfield– Speak To The Sky

1-8 Moscos & Stone– Captain Captain

1-9 Bob Hudson – The Newcastle Song

1-10 Matt Taylor – I Remember When I Was Young

1-11 Colleen Hewett– Superstar

1-12 Marty Rhone– Denim & Lace

1-13 Axiom – My Baby's Gone

1-14 Silver Studs– Happy Days

1-15 Digby Richards– New York City

1-16 William Shakespeare – Can't Stop Myself From Loving You

1-17 Air Supply– Love And Other Bruises

1-18 Stylus – World Of Make Believe

1-19 The Mixtures– In The Summertime

1-20 John Farnham– Everything Is Out Of Season

2-1 Little River Band– Curiosity Killed The Cat

2-2 Hush – Glad All Over

2-3 Brian Cadd– Ginger Man

2-4 Skyhooks– Million Dollar Riff

2-5 Bjerre*– She Taught Me How To Love Again

2-6 Linda George– Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye)

2-7 Finch – Where Were You

2-8 Ted Mulry Gang– Darktown Strutters Ball

2-9 Cheetah – Walking In The Rain

2-10 Supernaut – I Like It Both Ways

2-11 Marcia Hines– From The Inside

2-12 Bluestone – Wind And Rain

2-13 Daddy Cool – Come Back Again

2-14 Russell Morris– Let's Do It

2-15 Stars – Look After Yourself

2-16 Allison McCallum*– Superman

2-17 The Sports– Who Listens To The Radio

2-18 Gene Pierson– Reach Out

2-19 Dragon – Get That Jive

2-20 John Paul Young– The Love Game

Get That Jive CD1

Get That Jive CD2

1-1 Ol' 55– On The Prowl

1-2 The New Dream– Soft Delights

1-3 John Farnham– Rock Me Baby

1-4 Jon English – Hollywood Seven

1-5 Autumn – Looking Thru The Eyes Of A Beautiful Girl

1-6 Christie Allen– Goose Bumps

1-7 Kevin Johnson – Rock And Roll (I Gave You The Best Years Of My Life)

1-8 Hush – Walking

1-9 John Paul Young– I Hate The Music

1-10 The Town Criers – Living In A World Of Love

1-11 Allison Durbin– Amerikan Music

1-12 Sherbet– Slipstream

1-13 The Studs – Funky Feet

1-14 Daddy Cool – Hi Honey Ho

1-15 Ted Mulry Gang– Jamaica Rum

1-16 G. Wayne Thomas– Everything In You

1-17 Dragon – This Time

1-18 Gary Shearston– I Get A Kick Out Of You

1-19 Marcia Hines– You

1-20 Johnny Chester And Jigsaw– Shame & Scandal In The Family

2-1 Grahame Bond, Rory O'Donoghue– Farewell Aunty Jack

2-2 Marty Rhone– A Mean Pair Of Jeans

2-3 Ross Ryan– Blue Chevrolet Ballerina

2-4 Russell Morris– Rachel

2-5 Allison McCallum* with Freshwater – I Ain't Got The Time

2-6 Ray Burgess– Love Fever

2-7 Mr. George – Lazy Susan

2-8 The Master's Apprentices– Because I Love You

2-9 Mark Holden– Never Gonna Fall In Love Again

2-10 Cheek – So Much In Love

2-11 New World – Tom Tom Turnaround

2-12 Brian Cadd– Let Go

2-13 Stevie Wright– Black Eyed Bruiser

2-14 Skyhooks– Blue Jeans

2-15 John J. Francis– Play Mumma Play (Sing Me A Song)

2-16 William Shakespeare – My Little Angel

2-17 Air Supply– Empty Pages

2-18 Little River Band– Everyday Of My Life

2-19 Hans Poulsen– Light Across The Valley

2-20 Jamie Redfern– Hitch A Ride On A Smile

On the Prowl CD1

On the Prowl CD2

1-1 Blackfeather– Boppin' The Blues 3:12

1-2 Marc Hunter– Island Nights 3:15

1-3 Flash & The Pan– Hey St Peter 4:21

1-4 The Mixtures– Captain Zero 2:19

1-5 Sherbet– Cassandra 3:18

1-6 Shirley Strachan*– Every Little Bit Hurts 3:38

1-7 Tadpole – Throw A Little Lovin' My Way 2:29

1-8 Ted Mulry Gang– Jump In My Car 3:05

1-9 Marty Rhone– On The Loose 2:35

1-10 John Farnham– Comic Conversation 3:21

1-11 Billy Thorpe– It's Almost Summer 3:01

1-12 Marcie Jones– Armed And Extremely Dangerous 2:49

1-13 Spectrum – I'll Be Gone 4:24

1-14 John St. Peeters– Deep Inside Of Me 3:40

1-15 Jon English – Turn The Page 4:27

1-16 Jigsaw – Mademoiselle Ninette 2:22

1-17 Jeff St. John– A Fool In Love 2:57

1-18 Barry Crocker– Susie Darlin' 3:30

1-19 Stylus – Summer Breeze 4:33

1-20 Kevin Johnson – Bonnie, Please Don't Go 3:24

2-1 Hush – Bony Moronie 3:12

2-2 Rick Springfield– What Would The Children Think 3:41

2-3 Stars – Quick On The Draw 3:27

2-4 Colleen Hewett– Day By Day 5:58

2-5 Railroad Gin– You Told The World 2:54

2-6 Hans Poulsen– Boom Sha La La Lo 2:54

2-7 John Paul Young– I Wanna Do It With You 3:02

2-8 Country Radio– Gypsy Queen 4:02

2-9 Dragon – Still In Love With You 3:26

2-10 Mr. George – So Much Love (In My Heart) 2:57

2-11 Skyhooks– All My Friends Are Getting Married 4:50

2-12 Autumn – Falling 3:22

2-13 Ross Ryan– I Am Pegasus 3:42

2-14 Christie Allen– Falling In Love With Only You 3:28

2-15 Russell Morris– Mr. America 3:52

2-16 Debbie Byrne*– He's A Rebel 2:23

2-17 Marcia Hines– Something's Missing (In My Life) 4:40

2-18 Mark Holden– Last Romance 2:49

2-19 Brian Cadd & Don Mudie– Show Me The Way 4:01

2-20 Alison Maccallum– Excuse Me 3:10

Boppin' the Blues CD1

Boppin' the Blues CD2