Billy Thorpe performing has classic hit - with a little bit of help - at the Ronald McDonald House Ball at Palladium at Crown. Event produced by Simon Thewlis.
I too am completing the same read. Billy had three careers and gave us a reprise of the second upon his return to Australia in the 1990s and a glimpse of the 4th with Tangier before he was sadly taken. His third career was in the US. A legend in all respects. I was in Sydney around Australia Day 1974 and I heard the 2SM announcer state he was going to play Australia's national anthem. He played 'Be Boppa Lula' - precursor to this 1972 hit and what has become our sing-a- long anthem.
I have just finished reading the commemorative edition to Billy's books Sex and thugs and rock "n" roll and Most people I know (think that I'm crazy) and it was the best read that I have had in a long time RIP Billy sadly missed by millions of people
was there that night ....his voice......persona......energy ..one of the highlights of my life ..have seen/enjoyed him many times before
one of the greats of the australian music industry
loved the website he developed around this time....
whitiedos 7 months ago
I too am completing the same read. Billy had three careers and gave us a reprise of the second upon his return to Australia in the 1990s and a glimpse of the 4th with Tangier before he was sadly taken. His third career was in the US. A legend in all respects. I was in Sydney around Australia Day 1974 and I heard the 2SM announcer state he was going to play Australia's national anthem. He played 'Be Boppa Lula' - precursor to this 1972 hit and what has become our sing-a- long anthem.
MrDangermouse10 9 months ago
I have just finished reading the commemorative edition to Billy's books Sex and thugs and rock "n" roll and Most people I know (think that I'm crazy) and it was the best read that I have had in a long time RIP Billy sadly missed by millions of people
nath207 1 year ago
RIP one mighty legend
TheLovazxo 1 year ago
Billy is the rock and mortar of this country.
eddie100 1 year ago
There is still no one better than Thorpie, he is the icon of the Australian rock scene
grw4099 1 year ago
hey, anyone knows why associate this song with George Clooney?
I don't really know who Billy Throrpe is, but I like the song.
JohnWelsch 1 year ago
Man that guitar sounds gorgeous...
BonesAndBones 1 year ago
john bluey watson my father in law and band played this in my parnter(john is his dad) garage wha=en his was born 1972
kema36 2 years ago
A......MAZING!....will be watching this again!.
juliaray2009 2 years ago