Thursday, July 2, 2009

Twilights

Twilights

One of my favorite Australian bands, the Twilights were one of the top bands of the sixties in the land down under. You can read all about their history at the great Milesago website HERE.

If you love sitar, you'll love the track "Time and Motion Study Man", which was actually the B-Side. The A-Side "Younger Girl", written by the drummer, Laurie Pryor, was a huge hit for the band. The song was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London and the Milesago site explains, "melancholy and evocative, with Terry's innovative use of the variable volume pedal (as employed previously on The Beatles' "Yes It Is"). It's a measure of The Twilights' pre-eminence on the Aussie rock scene by this time that it became the group's biggest hit to date."

Sorry, even though the record looks perfect, it sounds a little scratchy. Listen to both sides below.

TWILIGHTS - TIME AND MOTION STUDY MAN
TWILIGHTS - YOUNG GIRL

Note: Sorry for the huge break in posts. I plan to post regularly from now on.

6 comments:

Sparkleneely said...

I AM SO HAPPY YOU'RE BACK!

a small town girl in the capital city said...

Welcome back!

Devil Dick said...

yeah, ditto!

Anonymous said...

Glad to see you're back... Been checking regularly for your return.

Anonymous said...

welcome back, Delinquent, hope you'll give us loads of rare gems

cheers from Milano

PS maybe you've noticed I used some of your postings for my installations at http://michaelvee.livejournal.com

Dan's Garage Of Obscure Sixties Gems said...

Fantastic blog! Keep up the great work!