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BABILONIA LA GRANDE !!

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She has a sweet voice. Abuluelo ♥️

My first taste of this kind of music came in the late 60’s when I found Alpert’s ‘A Taste of Honey’ album in my classically trained parents record collection! If it sounded anything like cover, (naked woman covered in whipped cream) I just had to listen it! I wasn’t disappointed and became a fan of Latin Jazz and its sub genres! Thanks for posting this!

2:35 Oh my Gough!

Got you Boris. All sorted on freelance time.

Come on Greg & ABC - let's get the architect's name right! It's Boris Kazanski not 'Boris kasanski' !! - Kazanski PS. Or do we continue to blame the funding cuts .... PSS. Great promo.

She hold special place in my heart ❤ a true Dinka and African diva

Thanks Greg! Love this promo. Great work by the way!

Thanks Greg, I'm looking forward to tuning in!

was on the unibar juke box ANU. We'd be wearing black talking philosophy and hearing rumours of this band. Sometimes Julliette and Batterz night breeze in, the latter wearing a stuffed kangaroo tail

Nice tenor voice.

What wonderful song

Nice share!!! This content needs smzeus!

😂.

❤🔥🔥🔥

Just perfect ✨

Was a big favorite played on the radio station 5 MMM (the original) , Magill road Adelaide.

Nice 🌹

I found King Street in 1991 and stayed as close as I could to it until 1996. It was great.

Delightful beautiful song and band; magic to see em live many times

My favourite of theirs. The Newtown scene in the 80s.. such a happy time.

multi pass :P

No more real shufflers

I thought this was English for first 10 mins lol

I doubt that any of these people grew up in newtown. We referred to them as the scourge of our neighbourhood

Gem, the YT algarythme bestowed upon me 11 & a half years later after I was recently searching for some late 80's/very early 90's aussie bands, love the guitar BTW.

I used to work in an African Tribal Gift Shop on King Street called Noo Noo's from late '97 - late '99. Thanks for uploading this.

The most disturbing thing about this doco is all the peeps smoking tailor mades. As we all know, real ferals smoke rollies.

One of my fav's...skin like goosebumps....

Haha... The f...ing 90s man! Gotta love and miss 'em!

OMG so boring! I lived and worked in Newtown around that time and it was vibrant and gorgeous, full of articulate and fascinating people, not dirty and ugly as this tacky little film suggests.

14:35 Unleaded, 65.5 c per litre haha..

The Sydney 80s indie scene was soooo good.. every other capital city in the country too though.

Quite a mullet on Steven (not Hairy)

My old hood ♥️🌈

Newtown is not a suburb...its a mental illness

Great music and sounds- class

I hope the stunt cat was paid well!

Please come please come in ...please go away please go away that's just the wy it is lol

That book store is still there. Mouldiest store on King street

So basically King Street used to be a lot more white....

I don't remember any train video, however it's possible. Wayne Macalister made a couple for this band (which he was in for a while) -he sent me a copy recently - they're great - will ask him about posting - but no trains sighted

I remember seeing this on Rage, but a different clip, one with a train?

pretty ok. I was looking for 70' rock and got this and i... like this. You're younger than me, i thik... not a lot... mrrrpgh....

I love Newtown. So much character

I remember when I was a kid, when my dad would drive through, you knew you'd see something you hadn't seen before. Was still the case till about 10 years ago. Infact all of Sydney past generations knew has simply became characterless due to developers, the way people engage due to the internet. Then COVID has simply roundhouse kicked Sydney in the Face. Kinda a bit sad.

Takes me right back to the Graphic Arts Club in Regents Street.

A king on King St

My brother and I came in towards the end of the 80s and early 90s, but your sound is so evocative of that place and time, a magical time that is all the more magical for not being celebrated - there definitely was a distinctive vibe around, bands in bedrooms and loungerooms, home recording etc., that comes to mind when I see and hear this clip. Looking forward to reading the book and reminiscing :)