Don Lane - Strictly For The Birds Art

I was looking through one of my local Op shops last week when I found this one and I thought great another Don Lane album to add to the collection but when I got it home and had a look at it noticed some songs looked familiar and sure enough exactly the same album as the previously posted self titled 1968 release but different packaging. This would be the original as the 1968 version is a Music For Pleasure release this is the second time I've come across this as another Don Lane post turned out to be the same as one that Ozzie Music Man had posted but his did differ slightly as it had a couple of bonus tracks I wonder if this has happened with other Don Lane albums. As I have already posted the music in the other post I thought I would at least post the artwork for those interested.

Young Talent Time - Young Talent Time

This is the first Young Talent Time Album in all there were 16 albums released, this is the second one that I have posted here on Music That Made Australia What It Is Today and I have a few more that I will post in the future.

Roland Storm - Very Best Of Roland Storm

Born in Rockhampton, Queensland, his father from Longreach and his mother from Mount Morgan, Roland grew up on a musical diet of classical, Hank Williams, Tex Morton and Jimmie Rodgers.TV in the 60”s introduced Roland to Australia with shows such as “Six O’ Clock Rock”, “Teen Time”, “Saturday Date”,” The Johnny O’Keefe Show”, “Sing! Sing! Sing!” and in 1964 he became a regular performer on Reg Lindsey’s Adelaide “Country & Western Hour” and later on Reg’s Brisbane “Country Homestead”.Storm was discovered on the Johnny O'Keefe show at 15 and has been nominated five times for an Australian Entertainment Mo Award for best live performer.His album Rolling With The Flow went gold 1992 and he has had similar success with other recordings Hello Josephine, Birds And The Bees and Who Put The Bomp.