Brian Cadd ORIG OZ LP No stone unturned EX ’85 Graffiti ’85 Axiom Groop Pop Rock
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Brian Cadd ORIG OZ LP No stone unturned EX ’85 Graffiti ’85 Axiom Groop Pop Rock
Original OZ LP released in 1985 on Graffiti Records. Cat: 8246681.From 1966 until his departure for America in 1975, singer, songwriter, keyboard player and producer Brian Cadd was one of the most prominent musicians on the local scene. He remains a key figure in the history of Australian popular music; one glance at his extensive discography will demonstrate his prolific musical output as writer, performer and producer, and he has also been active behind the scenes in many areas of the industry throughout his long and successful career. From The Jackson Kings, Brian went on to two of the most celebrated bands of their day, The Groop and Axiom. The careers of both these outstanding groups are covered in detail on the dedicated pages on Milesago. In 1983 Brian returned to Australia for a two-year period where he ran Graffiti Records for the Polygram Group. Brian set up his production company Shameless Productions, then issued an album and two singles, "Land of the Video" (March 1985) and "Still Hurting Me" (June 1985) on the Graffiti label.
Tracks: Touch of your hand/ Some kind of love/ Home to him/ Still hurting me/ How we gonna make it/ Writing’s on the wall/ Land of the video/ Angry words/ Looking at you/ Rainy days/ No stone unturned.
Record has some light scuff marks that cause a few light crackles and is in VG+ condition.Cover has light ring wear, a few tiny surface tears around edges and a small deletion hole on top right corenr and is in VG+ condition.
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837 (GS 7.0.15 (837))
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