© Ray Grieve
In 1975, I was in Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory, on the way to the Kimberley Ranges in Western Australia and waiting for a roadblock to open at midnight.
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The Rouseabouts – a rattling good bush band
© John Low
AN INTERVIEW WITH RAY GRIEVE
Ray Grieve‘s early musical experience was in the rock world. He began singing professionally in 1964 and, throughout the 1960s and early 1970s, was lead singer in a number of rock bands including the Minit-Men, the Travellers and most notably the Elliot Gordon Union. Continue reading “The Rouseabouts – a rattling good bush band”
Luna Park – the song
Luna Park was just for fun
In childhood days now past
The welcome smile was there for all,
The memories still last
I used to go there after a swim
At the pool next door
My eyes would widen as I gazed about
And marvelled at the things I saw. Continue reading “Luna Park – the song”
