You Am I - Get Up

Get Up/Older Guys/Tourism/Be Prepared/Damage


You Am I are an Australian alternative rock band, fronted by vocalist/guitarist and main songwriter Tim Rogers. They were the first Australian band to have three albums successively debut at #1 on the ARIA Charts, and are renowned for their live performances.



"Get Up" was a single taken from the album Dress Me Slowly released in 2002 it made #44 on the charts and had a stay of 1 week . Tracks 2, 3 and 4 do not appear on the album.

Anne & Johnny Hawker - Dear World

Dear World/Emmaline







Anne & Johnny Hawker are a Melbourne husband and wife duo. Orchestra leader and arranger Johnny Hawker worked on many Australian recordings. During 1968/69 Anne & Johnny had 5 hits together as well as 2 further solo hits by Anne. they released 10 singles, the biggest was the duos debut smash "Cinderalla Rockefella", which outsold the original by Esther & Abi Ofarim Australia wide. Their hit follow up's were: "Lovin' Season", "I Got You", "Dear World", & "Real True Lovin'". Anne also did particularly well with her own singles. "Boom-Bang-A-Bang", again matching the Top 10 placing of Lulu's original version & "Timothy" which followed it into the Top 20. Dear world was released in 1969 and made #30 in Melbourne.






Singles Discography


A-7096 1968 Anne and Johnny Hawker "Cinderella Rockefella"/"Wiggle Your Toes

A-7109 1968 Anne and Johnny Hawker "Lovin' Season "/"Morning Song

A-7113 1968 Anne and Johnny Hawker "I Got You"/"We Can't Afford The "In" Crowd

A-7125 1968 Anne Hawker "Timothy "/"Albert

A-7130 1969 Anne and Johnny Hawker "You're Out Of Your Mind "/"Take A Breath

A-7133 1969 Anne Hawker "Boom Bang-A-Bang "/"All Day Long

A-7134 1969 Anne and Johnny Hawker "I Love Your Chin "/"My Lover And I

A-7136 1969 Anne and Johnny Hawker Dear World "/"Emmaline

A-7144 1969 Johnny Hawker "My Papa Has Got One (Les Moustaches) "/"Runaround

A-7149 1969 Anne and Johnny Hawker "Real True Lovin' "/"Long Gone

A-7168 1970 Anne and Johnny Hawker "Kelly Country / Chief of Police"

A-7170 1970 Johnny Hawker Banking Business / It's The Irish In Me

A-7194 1971 Anne and Johnny Hawker "How Are We Gonna Live to Be 100 Years Old / Jerilderie"

A-7197 1971 Johnny Hawker Band Ob-Li-Di Ob-La-Da / Big Momma Cass

A-7205 1971 Anne Hawker "This Is Melbourne" "/"Watching Raindrops

A-7208 1971 Anne and Johnny Hawker "With a Little Bit of This / A Man of Destiny"

Southern Sons - Train Tracks

Waiting For That Train/ More Than Enough/Do You Want My Love/Make A Move/Hold Me In Your Arms



Southern Sons was an Australian band, originally billed as The State were best known in Australia in the early 90's for their hits 'Heart In Danger' and 'Hold Me In Your Arms'. The four members of State Virgil Donati (Drums) Phil Buckle (Guitar) Geoff Cain (Bass) and Peter Bowman (Guitar) added Jack Jones (Guitar Vocal) in 1990.


Southern Sons was created as a direct result of songwriter Phil Buckle's collaboration on six of the twelve songs on John Farnham's 'Chain Reaction' album (1990). Phil's group The State was signed to Farnham manager Glenn Wheatley's Wheatley Brothers records, and had released one album. Hearing John's treatment of his songs, Phil Buckley wanted to replace himself as lead vocalist and recruited John Farnham sound-a-like singer/guitarist Jack Jones, who had auditioned for the band previously but was considered too young.

The new group changed its name to Southern Sons and made its public debut as support act for John's 'Chain Reaction Tour', Phil and Jack also having played on the album, doing double duty as members of John's backing band. 1990 saw the release of their debut album, 'Southern Sons' (which spawned three top ten hit singles) and a five-track EP, 'Train Tracks" containing four live tracks, released to coincide with Phil and Jack's return to Southern Sons duties after a European tour with Farnham.

Their second album in 1992, 'Nothing But the Truth', came with the departure of guitarist Peter Bowman. After two singles, including "You Were There' one of three Phil Buckle songs in the Australian Ballet production of 'Beauty and the Beast', 'Nothing But the Truth' was re-released, with different cover artwork featuring a new look Jack Jones, to include the single 'Silent Witness'. Southern Sons third and final album, 'Zone', was released in 1995, self-produced with former member Peter Bowman. Its lead single, 'Don't Tell Me', featured vocals from Men At Work's Colin Hay.

Pirana - 2011 - Live On GTK

Soul Sacrifice/I'm A Man/Elation/I've Seen Sad Days/Thinking Of You/Gassing/Pirana interview 1971/Now/Instrumental/Dukes Mountain/Standback/Spirit Of Zambezi


Those of you who downloaded the original Live On GTK set will be delighted to know that there are now 5 additional tracks added to the original post. The whole album is available as always in the header but for those that have already downloaded the first post there is a separate post with the new tracks and updated artwork HERE.

I'd like to thank ArchiveVids for bringing it to my attention and for making the videos available for viewing at http://www.youtube.com/user/ArchiveVids