Sydney band Qurious have released their debut video clip and 4 track CD "The Good Life". This is the video clip featuring Qurious. Directed by Tim Robinson at Diverse City Films and produced by Andy Judd from Garage Humnal it features Matthew Mulready, Cedric Tang, Andrew Pearce but not Miles Davis or John Coltrane. The song was recorded by Tim Roebuck at Trafalgar Studios in Sydney. Qurious sounds a lot like Rage Against The Machine (RATM), The Red Hot Chili Peppers, but absolutely nothing like Led Zepplin. Check out www.qurious.com.au or www.myspace.com/myqurious to find out more.

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WACT is the youth group Willoughby Anglican Church Sydney

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Australian bass player Steve Morrison (www.stevemorrison.com.au) is joined by Legendary Australian singer Jeff Duff (www.jeffduff.com) on live national Australian TV. The show aired in August 2007 as part of the pre-launch promotion of Steve's album "So Quiet" which featured Jeff Duff on vocals. Kerri-Anne Kennerley is the host. The performance features the brilliant drum work of Steve Ley. Ley moved back to Sydney from New York some years ago and has been a regular in Morrison's band for many years. His drumming is truly breathtaking, as is his breath. Tim Rollinson was made famous back in the 90's by DIG (Directions In Groove) but his recent work with Morrison has made him even more famous. Now his wife even recognises him. Of all the guitarists in Australia Tim is truly on of them. Hugh Barrett also plays piano and Cyndi Tan is on percussion. Neither Miles Davis or John Coltrain appear in this performance.

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