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Ted Mulry first burst on to the Australian Charts with his self-penned pop ballad ‘ Julia’, reaching the Go-Set National Top 40 in May 1970. “I’m so thrilled to once again be joining my good mates to celebrate this incredibly iconic album in its 50th year!! I cannot wait to get my teeth into this one, it’s going to be an amazing show!”Ĭelebrate English-born Australian singer/songwriter, Ted Mulry, on what would have been his milestone 75th birthday (September 2, 1947), with some of Australia’s finest performers performing a vast range of his hits.

Leading the The Rolling Stones Revue band is guitar virtuoso, Jak Housden (The Whitlams / The Badloves / Tim Minchin), with Ian Peres (Wolfmother, Busby Marou) on bass, Gordon Rhymeister (Glenn Shorrock, Hamilton) on the drums, Rob Woolfe (Ian Moss ) on keys and, James Christowski on guitars. So, f*** you! That was the attitude.' You can still hear it, loud and clear, on this messy, inchoate, rock'n'roll masterpiece the RollingStones in excelsis. 'The Stones really felt like exiles,' Richards says. It innovatively wove varying musical genres, instruments and even artists into a compelling rhythmic masterpiece. It is regarded as one of the greatest albums in Rock 'n' Roll history and one of the most defining of the Stones' catalogue. The 1972 classic, Exile on Main St., was given a remaster and a deluxe reissue in May 2010. This full-blown musical show, proudly presented Empire Touring, is set to raise the roof once more. starring, Adalita, Tex Perkins & Tim Rogers.

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The single, ‘Seasons’ is available on triple j unearthed and for free download from The Short Fall’s website.Hot off the back of sold out shows and rave reviews from The Stones’ Sticky Fingers shows, The Rolling Stones Revue presents Exile on Main St.

‘State of Mind’ will be available on iTunes and all good online retailers from Friday October 17. The Short Fall deliver with emotion and sincerity, wowing audiences with their flawless harmonies and unique blend of alternative indie folk. The pair are garnering a reputation as one of the most anticipated up-and-coming singer/songwriter duos coming out of Queensland, having toured with Busby Marou and played with seasoned and varied artists such as Wendy Matthews, INXS, The Whitlams, Bobby Alu, Gyroscope, Kisschasy and more. ‘State of Mind’ will be released on 17th October via iTunes and at the tour which will launch 24th October and take in Queensland’s coastline, including Rockhampton, Yeppoon, Gladstone, Maryborough, Brisbane and over the border into Byron Bay. ‘State of Mind’ takes the best of what contemporaries Boy & Bear, City & Colour and Bob Evans do best and puts a distinctly Queensland touch on it – in such a way that only brothers’ voices can harmonise so damn well. The track was mastered by Paul Blakey at 12th & Vine Post. Lycenko has previously worked with Pete Murray, Busby Marou and Xavier Rudd. The ‘State of Mind’ EP was recorded in early 2014 on the Capricorn Coast with producer Anthony Lycenko, who was also at the helm for their debut EP, ‘Make a Move’.

Self-Titled track ‘State of Mind’ is another focus track of the EP, with so much heart and a big hook to match. Ryan and Angelo Conway, the brothers from Rockhampton, have crafted a gorgeously pieced-together acoustic EP that takes listeners on an aural holiday in their own mind. Having recently releasing their Single ‘Seasons’, the time has come to release the EP and the filmclip for the single – the filmclip, shot by Living Lens in Byfield, Central Queensland, premiered on The AU review yesterday. Their new EP ‘State of Mind’ is a testament to their focus and their belief in their songs. The two brothers are almost single-minded in their approach to their songwriting and harmonies, their voices mingle with ease and their guitars sing with such ease. Rockhampton singer-songwriter troubadours The Short Fall know all about the tyranny of distance in this large, sunburned country and knew that to release and tour their music, they’d have to be something extra special.

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