SUMMER JAM – AZTECS, COLOURED BALLS, LOBBY LOYDE – LIVE @ SUNBURY 1973
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SUMMER JAM – AZTECS, COLOURED BALLS, LOBBY LOYDE – LIVE @ SUNBURY 1973
Rare Mushroom Records LP - "Recorded live at Sunbury 73 between the hours 3.30am and 4.45am on Monday 29th January". Featuring Lobby Lloyde and the Coloured Balls, with special appearances by Billy Thorpe and Leo de Castro. Extremely rare, long out of print and impossible to find.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Format: Vinyl LP
Record Label: Mushroom Records
Catalogue #: L25073
Country of Pressing: Australia
Year of Release: 1973
CONDITION
Very Good - the occasional light mark
Cover: Some creasing in corners of LP sleeve and grubby ring wear. General wear across sleeve
TRACKS
Side A:
1. Help Me / Rock Me Baby (11.40) Lobby Lloyde - lead guitar, John Miglans - bass,Trevor Young - drums, Billy Thorpe - vocals
Leo de Castro - vocals, guitar
2. Going Down (6.45), Lobby Lloyde - lead guitar, John Miglans - bass, Trevor Young - drums, Andy Fordham - vocals, guitar
Side B:
1. God (18.43), Lobby Lloyde - lead guitar, John Miglans - bass, Trevor Young - drums, Andy Fordham - guitar
INFO: - Coloured Balls - Lobby Loyde formed the psychedelic/hard/blues-rock group Coloured Balls in March 1972 with Andrew Fordham on guitar and vocals, Janis Miglans on bass guitar and Trevor Young on drums. Their first single, "Liberate Rock", had been recorded by Loyde with Aztecs' members, Gil Mathews (on drums), Morgan and Wheeler as studio musicians – it was issued in August. During late 1972, the original line-up of Coloured Balls recorded material for an album, Rock Your Arse Off, but it was not released until May 1976 as The First Supper Last (Or Scenes We Didn't Get to See) by independent label, Rainbird.
In January 1973, Coloured Balls teamed with guest vocalists Thorpe and Leo de Castro at the Sunbury Pop Festival, their performance was released in November as the "Help Me" / "Rock Me Baby" track on the live album, Summer Jam.[ The album included Coloured Balls' 16-minute version of "G.O.D.".Fordham had been replaced on guitar by Ian Millar early in the year. Coloured Balls released three singles including "Mess of the Blues" which reached the Top 40 in October. They supported Marc Bolan & T. Rex on their Australian tour. Coloured Balls released their debut studio album, Ball Power, in December on EMI, which peaked at No. 13 on the Go-Set National Top 20 albums chart in February 1974.
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