Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs - Be Bop A Lula (Myer Music Bowl) 1973 скачать видео бесплатно

Lorena Lopes Santana

Isn't wonderful?

Robin Banks

Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs - Be Bop A Lula Play it loud. ✌

MJ Curtis

And how good was Thorpie!

Wayne Osmand

The BEST Rock and Roller Australia has ever produced! HE HATED PLAYING THIS SONG! Was fortunate enough to have bounced at a few of his Gigs and got to know him pretty well! Really top guy and Sorely missed, Boy he loved a beer!

debcharlesworth

Ahh then was the days the bands were amazing, such talent, the concerts at the bowl were just incredible.

christaylorvu

I was there !!!!

Lynne Obrien

Love this song, as I do them all Billy. You will never be forgotten !! Love Lynne XX

Lynne Obrien

Wish you were still here, miss you Billy !!! XXXX

lostraxx

Peter Evans continues: The young cameraman on stage with the Ampex shoulder held camera is "Lucky Phil" Lambert of "Hey Hey it's Saturday" fame. Direction was by Peter Faiman and sound by Colin Steavenson, lighting by myself.

lostraxx

According to Peter Evans who did the lighting for this show: Not the Music Bowl, it's Sunbury 1973 from GTV9's coverage of that year (look at the opening shots, and note the Optronics amplifiers in the backline). This was not included in the one hour special which was compiled later on and the master tapes recorded over, so I'm wondering where the footage came from.

lostraxx

Classic Thorpie...

Lou Johnson

Brilliant, love Billy Thorpe.

TheSunnybunny2000

now this is music

Grandma Downes

Farewell - it's a military word

sdog54

What a night that was. Couldnt see the bands I was so far back. Remember the La De Das came on and played All along the watchtower, and it sounded like hendrix was on stage

dimethaltryptamine1

I keep seeing R.I.P. VALE,for Thorpie. Just really want to know what VALE means please. Thanks

John Vincent

Billy Thorpe simply the best rocker Australia has produced' R.I,P VALE

Donna L

FREAKIN AWE SOME!

dimethaltryptamine1

Yeah he was SO into what he was doing on many levels it SHONE out of his eyes! !st time I saw him was @Sydney Town Hall in 1972. That event had a HUGE impact on my forming world view. Cause of the platts I call the town hall concerts "The stoned viking concerts",lol :)

Colin McCormac

Billy Thorpe sang R&R from about 12 years old to around 55 year old; then died of a heart attack. He was the greatest.

Billy Thorpe

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