Heart'n'Soul - Lazy Life (1969)

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1969:

Heart'n'Soul [ performing on Hit Scene ] the single 'Lazy Life' (May, 1969), which later appears on the 1969 EP 'Lazy Life'.

Band Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Track: Lazy Life
EP: Lazy Life
Composed By:
Produced By:
Label: Festival
Chart Position: # 4 (Australia) -- # 20 (Sydney)
Release Date: May, 1969
Footage Information: Hit Scene (ABC-TV)
Links:
- http://www.milesago.com/Artists/heartnsoul.htm

Line-up:

Please identify the line-up in this film-clip.

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NZOZ NZOZ1969 1969 Australia Late Sixties 1960's 1960s

Musical Terms: Jazz-rock, Prog-rock, Pop, Aussie, Old Australian Band

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Heart'n'Soul
• 1969
• Australia
• Late
• Sixties

[tonynotbaloney]

Hi

I was in the band at the time when Lazy life was launched. it went to number 4 in the Australian charts. I have now moved back to England. I had left the band before this video was made and after the Queensland Tour. Phil Prideaux, the horn player is still very much alive and i have been in touch with him recently.

[nzoz1969]

@tonynotbaloney thank you Phil

[sailordad1]

Sounds like the Doors, Light My Fire ~

[potgab7]

Can imagine Phil when the Hornsby cops ejected them, him being a good ol' Barker College lad and all... :)

[alanbstard4]

@tonynotbaloney excellent

[funkishness]

@tonynotbaloney

Philip Prideaux used to work for my Dad.

I remember him as a real nice guy.

I think he went on to do TV tech work for Channel 7 or something.

[Cicerosaurus]

I remember The Sound Machine. It must have been so interesting to be part of a succesful band likeLoving Spoonful. (As an aside, I think the lead singer has a mouth very much like Jimmy Morrison).

[PhilipPrideaux]

Those who knew of Heart 'n' Soul may wish to listen to my compile of their recorded music at atmoslas . com . au See you there ..

[xu1997]

@winifredatwell I'm with you all the way.When he arks up at the end the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

What a great Australian song.

I was 12 years old at the time it came out yet hearing it 40years later I could recall every word.

[puppydoug]

Have always loved the song. This is the first time I've seen a clip. Kinda cool how the lead singer undersells the song with his very 'relaxed' performance...just goes to show that a good song doesn't need all the video bullshit theatrics required today!

[marstonmoor9]

Great song from a great era in Oz rock. Thanks for posting nzoz1969.