VA - "Boot Power vol.4" - 1970 - 1979

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Photo (Liz Moll) taken from the "Skins 'n' Sharps" exhibition catalogue 2006 (Sam Biondo & Rohan Pugh)

01 - Intro: Flanelcat - Yer big girl’s blouse (1973)
02 - Hustler - Get outa me 'ouse (1974)
03 - Johnny Moped - Make trouble (1978)
04 - Kipper - Kipper (1975)
05 - Protex - I can only dream + intro “Made in Britain LP”(1979)
06 - Rats - Queen (1974)
07 - The Drones - Lookalikes (1977)
08 - Chas & Dave - I’m a rocker (1975)
09 - Puncture - You can’t rock and roll (1977)
10 - Tiger - I am an animal (1975)
11 - UK Subs - Young criminals (1979)
12 - Pyramids - Summertime, sunshine (1973)
13 - Helter Skelter - Goodbye baby
14 - Slade - O.K. Yesterday was yesterday (1974)
15 - Teenbeats - Strenght of the nation (1979)
16 - Blood Chains – Tired guy of the road (1975)
17 - Nottingham Forest & Paper Lace - We’ve got the whole world...(1978)
18 - Cock Sparrer - Trouble on the terraces (1977)
19 - Giggles – Just another saturday night (1976)
20 - Milk 'N' Cookies - Typically Teenage
21 - Great British Heroes - Eric Miller (1978)
22 - Mott The Hoople - Drivin' Sister (1973)
23 - The Outcasts - The cops are coming (1979)
24 - Supernaut - The kids are out tonight (1977)
25 - Fresh - Shifting the blame (1970)
26 - A.G.G.R.O. end.....





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VA - Sharpies attack !

The Sharpies loved their music tough, loud and simple. Suzi Quatro, Sweet, Sensational Alex Harvey Band, T-Rex, Gary Glitter and Bowie (as long as it was songs like "Rebel Rebel" or "Jean Genie"). But the most popular overseas group was Slade. They were probably bigger in Australia than anywhere else. "Slade Alive!" was played at every party I went to where there were Sharpies. When Slade toured with Status Quo in early '73, every gig was like a mass meeting of the Sharpie clans. Weirdly, the tour also included Lindisfarne and Caravan on the bill. I am surprised those two bands made it through the tour alive.

Of the local acts, the most popular were Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs, AC/DC, Buster Brown (featuring Angry Anderson, later of Rose Tattoo, and Phil Rudd, later of AC/DC), Skyhooks, and Hush. But none were more popular than Lobby Loyde and the Coloured Balls. In their short lifespan ('72–'74), they were the undisputed number one Sharpie band.
- Bruce Milne



The film SHARPIE by Skyhook's bass guitarist Greg Macainsh shot in Melbourne, Australia in 1974.




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Supernaut "I like it both ways" - 1976