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Awesome! I love this kind of raw and rough garage rock from the 60s. My hobby is to rediscover all those great bands during that period that didn´t "broke through". It´s a fantastic musical treasure. Listen for example to:
THE ZETTLERS and their versions of "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah". Really f....g good with a bloody driving beat.
THE GOLLIWOGS and the tune "Tell me". Check up the singer......Yes, it´s him!!
TheSunbau 2 months ago
Como mePonen Bien laNeta estas Bandotas 60'sTeras!...;)
larryGore69 3 months ago
great band OH Billy we loved you and still do and we miss you.
bluerok1 1 year ago
the girls! so funny! i love it when it looks like they can't decide whether they should sit or stand!!! great video!
deprogramr 2 years ago
is this the children of the sun guy?
marko65 2 years ago
Boy, they were great years in the 60's used to go to Surf City and The Cross was my beat, saw the Beatles at The Cross also.
webaroos 4 years ago
love it
remember them dancing like that at Surf City and it drove us wild
warialdasue 4 years ago
I had the pleasure of working here in the U.S. with Thorpe and Tony Barber when they had a music and toy development company here. GREAT guy's and I never got the opportunity to ask them all the question's I had about " The Aussie Beatles". ! Great to see this !
umbungi 4 years ago
Thorpe pulled bigger crowds in Australia than the Beatles at the same period of time. I can see why! He weren't much older than the girls in his audience.
Ninyae1 4 years ago
@Ninyae1 ...Quite Correct.....The Beach House and Surf City at the Weekends were the only places to be....Lots of great memories from those times...The imposters they put up today as " Entertainers ".....Give me a break !!!!!
harmesy37 1 year ago
It's unfortunate that Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs never toured the USA. These guys are great AND SO ARE THOSE AUSSIE BABES! 1964-67 FOREVER!
HemiVic 4 years ago
Yeah,there were a lot good bands in Australia. Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs held the Number 1 spot with "Poison Ivy" when the Beatles were here in June 64. See the early 70's version of Billy Thorpe on Youtube to contrast.
blueycarlton 4 years ago
yup, it is and look at all those aussie dollybirds!
maoswidow 4 years ago
Is that the same Billy Thorpe who recorded "Children of the Sun"
upst8 4 years ago
You better beleive it
lskaf 4 years ago
The lead guitarist looks like a croos between keth richards, and a young edward kennedy.
glenpot 3 years ago
The Lead Guitarist was Vince Maloney who left to join an early Bee Gees line up in England
lskaf 3 years ago