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Camera work was atrocious back then, never realised being 14. 15 at the time but so much wasted in 3 minutes.

Love Leo a very underrated artist.❤❤❤

Was and still am a huge fan of this guys and now for the first time in 40 years I get to see a video of them back then, how did I miss this

Mostly? This lady’s from NZ 💛

Goosebumps every time!!

In bloon

Why wasn't I born in 60's?

I agree.. Golden Miles, Season s of Change..t,he 2 greatest Oz singles of all time..Wooo

This song won't be hear unless i played at work

Love this song

pure genius

New theam song for the Labor party

He was gorgeous. Miss him. Such a talent. One of a kind ❤❤

❤❤❤❤❤thenks👍📀🏆🇧🇾😎🔥⚡

👍👏👏👏👍

This intro seems to be heavily influenced by atom heart mother

💜💔💜💔💜 FOREVER ♾️ IN MY HART . xoxo May the Barrets live on in our memories . A very special family indeed ✨💯✨😢 Never ever forgotten 💜💔💚💚💔💜

Today this song popped back into my head and I remembered Colleen and how much I loved it as a 13 Year old

And she’s about 15 years old.

this guy was a legend,nobody will surpass him.

Masterpiece

This is so fantastic!

Excellent.

The best. Wow.

So emotive cracks me

who the heck is this.was watching the Heaven with Mitch Perry.am i going blind?

Brian Cadd: Legend, national treasure. At the top of any Aussie music list.

Heaven wouldn’t know what to sing if they hadn’t heard acdc

Oh God Billy. I’d forgotten. You were sex on a stick, all those years ago.

Eu tinha 7 anos e hoje 63 quando ela cantou..

If you want the album, Aztec Records has a remaster by Gil Matthews. Worth getting.

I was there that night, and yes I realise that if everyone who claimed to be there was, then the Palais Theatre in St Kilda would need to be the size of a large suburb. But nonetheless I was there about halfway bay on the aisle to the left. It was an amazing night where the cream of Australian music came together in tribute to one who was gone too early.

I'm not getting good vibes 🫲

Charlie had a great voice..

One of our greatest voices .... she owned this song, along with everything else she sang 👏👏👏

I was dismayed and bewildered when HEAVEN didn't become a huge commercial success. Great to see and hear them on YOU TUBE.

She is great

love this♥️✨🌟🌈🌺🤗

I found this band back in early 1970s because of the Brian Cadd and Bootleg connection and was really expecting them to take off but sadly it didn't happen. They had a good sound to them (and can't go wrong with Phil Manning).

Early 70's Australian music also gave us Jeff St. John. "Teach me how to Fly" 1970 Spectrum and its successor Ariel, Daddy Cool, Blackfeather, The Flying Circus, Tully, Tamam Shud, Russell Morris, Jeff St John & Copperwine, Chain, Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs, Headband, Company Caine, Kahvas Jute, Country Radio, Max Merritt & the Meteors, The La De Das, Madder Lake, Stevie Wright (ex-The Easybeats), Wendy Saddington, Ayers Rock, The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band and The Dingoes.[1] Yes I know The La De Das were from New Zealand. Sunbury 1972 Blackfeather The Bushwhackers & Bullockies Bush Band The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band Glenn Cardier Carson Chain Company Caine Greg Quill & Country Radio Friends Healing Force Highway Indelible Murtceps The La De Das MacKenzie Theory Phil Manning Max Merritt & the Meteors Mulga Bill's Bicycle Band Barrie McAskill & Levi Smith's Clefs Pilgrimage Pirana[23] Wendy Saddington SCRA Spectrum Tamam Shud Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs Total Fire Band Wild Cherries Here's the LINK for Sunbury Music Festival en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunbury_Pop_Festival

One of a kind man

Great song im 15 again, now 68 and still playing OZ blues vinyl. ❤❤❤

STILL EFFORTLESS

Recall around 1968 walking into the Temperance Hall, South Melbourne on hearing the music in the street. It was The City Stompers rehearsal night. 👀 Do you have MIDNIGHT CONFESSIONS. Its their best track.

This entire album is a pure Masterpiece. 🤘🏼👍🏼

Great song an he came from brissie😊❤

As a major fan of Tyrannosaurus Rex / T. Rex of course I know of John Peel so please don't make assumptions.. perhaps you didn't know how he championed them before they became T. Rex. As for those punk bands I make no excuse for not liking them. Tuneless & disposable, utterly devoid of any musical ability with monotone snarls instead of voices. However like any music there were exceptions. For me it was Patti Smith who I loved & Television who could play. So we'll have to beg to differ I'm afraid

The self-indulgent, big, long, drawn out Guitar endings to early 70's Rock songs is another major reason for The Punk n New Wave movements coming into existence. Fresh, vibrant, concise and succinct Rock music that delivered exciting energy. I remember the first times that I heard The Saints, The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, Radio Birdman, The Jam, The Dictators, etc. Have a listen to "Stay with Me" by The Dictators for some genuine Guitar Rock. The waves of emotions that spread through my adolescent body were exhilarating. "Teenage Kicks" by The Undertones is a fantastic Rock song from 1978. John Peel is known to have repeatedly stated "Teenage Kicks" to be his all-time favourite song, from 1978 until his death in 2004. If you don't know who John Peel was, then shame on your ignorance.

I totally love this song still today 💕 Love and Blessings always from Perth Western Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️