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Thank you! Excellent song and sound quality.

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An old favourite of mine.😊

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Na na na hey hey...steama

*My all-time favourite song. Karen's vocal gave this the uncertain, giddy, teenage vibe that the song deserved and gave it the status it's always had. Colleen's version almost gives it a threatening, accusatory tone, giving it a very different second life. Both versions are still great, but for different reasons. The song alone is perfect and can't be blemished by anyone in any way ... much like a blue boy child*

This song 🎶 is so meaningful to me for the rest of my life lalalalalalalnananananpapapapapa love you Russell😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hey I was a 6th grader in L.A. when this song made KHJs Boss Radio Top 30.

Sweet sweet sweet love oh I love it ❤❤❤🤣🙏🖐

1971 is for me a very classic and nostalgic era for music, but I don't remember ever hearing this one before

Love it

I am 80 & I know the words to this song, Russell Morris was just one of our fabulous singers around in the 60's too bad the kids of today missed a great decade, Rock on Aussies.

Just wow.

I love this song from Rick.

Esto es extraordinario!

First time I've come across this . Was listening to day by day . As much as I'm a fan of Colleen . You can't top the late & great Karen Carpenter . Colleen's version is very good . May Colleen & Karen RIP Sydney Australia 🦘 10/8/2024❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Ross Fisher = Vocals, Harp, Guitar. Roger Sampson = Lead Guitar, vocals. Paul O'rielly Rhythm guitar,vocals. Alan Watson = Bass guitar. Drummer = ?

Still fabulous! Thank you so much Russell for all the happiness you have spread for soooo long! xxx

Soundtrack of my youth. This song is an absolute anthem.

Don't bother. They're only capable of "loving" each other. They just use us for sons and housekeeping. Stay single and childless ladies!

I have never heard this version before , even tho a big fan. Is this Prog Rock?? Saw them at Lorne SLSC a long , long time ago....! Check out Thorpie in band " The Zoo" which shows his vocal ability as well as genius guitar..🤠😎

I luve watching the music from the late 60's and early 70's , Australia was such a fantastic place to grow up back then .

Loved this song and still do. John you are absolutely gorgeous and have the Voice of the World 🌎 ♥️

Freaking awesome song.

Introductory chords: Streets of Your Town?

A great song from back when men didn’t have babies and women didn’t have doodles.

Great song; well performed but no Terry Walker = no Strangers.

Magnificent..😎

Sweet sweet love the real thing on the wings of an eagle Russell Morris = underrated brilliant

Brilliant loved it early 70s. I still love this band today .❤❤❤❤

I bought the "Bloodstone" album around 1975 when I lived in NZ.

I find it confounding that there are so many people here calling this rubbish and the Lobby was underrated. He has had a massive influence on Australian music, and contributed a great deal of music that many many people love and enjoy. I can see how he could be referred to as one-dimensional, but if that's a criticism then I respond with it's possible to be exceptional at that one dimension. Dropping solos and being technically capable on guitar is just part of the equation. Lobby could do that, and well, plus perform as a part of a band and fit into the rhythm extremely easily. He had a terrific sense of rhythm, something that's easy to talk about but I would argue extremely difficult to learn.

Wendy was the real deal,thanks for posting. I think Billy Thorpe wrote and gave Wendy the song.Two legends in time. I am forever a fan of both. ✌

Yes truly wonderful. Listened to this with my friends/sisters at Griffith Hostel. 2md year High School. Transistor radios by our beds. Battle of the Sounds Violet Crumble Bar a little later.

Saw Jim 3 times live its because i love you

Wow

The feminartzies will council this song verry soon lol.

Now go look up mangoes theme 2 and see where angus got his live solo for let there be rock from ..he 💯 borrowed it 😜

Wheres the mandolin player?

Legends

Not an easy song. Magnificent.👏👏👏

i wish they had come to the states. did they? we don’t know them over here, and it’s a travesty. such an amazing band. i’m just glad i discovered them on a fluke.

A great Australian band

One of my very favorite bands from NZ. We would see them at the Village Green Hotel in Melbourne, Victoria around 1970-1. when aged 18 how privileged we were to see these class acts. Gunna See My Baby Tonight . All along the Watchtower. Kevin Borich. And also Blackfeather. They had the feel. so relaxed. They were our Jimmy Hendrix. Fantastic live music.

Wonderful

I'd forgotten how good this guy was. Great voice and smart songwriting.

Vale Jimmy Yonge on drums, hot drummer in a hot band.

Such a beautiful singer, gorgeous

An unearthed treasure... gold!

WOW A wonderful song that has been forgotten and needs remembering when the World was A Special Era of talent