Fair point.

Nah they are often good enough NOT to nick the good balls. It is the tail enders that your post applies to.

One of best at this is Tim Ward, Henry Hunt too, a pair of old fashioned stonewallers. Doubt even this kinda bat can survive a new Dukes cherry on these Windies decks, which are clearly in the bowlers favor.

Tillies!!!

4-92 stumps. I woke painfully early from morning insomnia so logged into a private streamer , with the Aussies having struggled against a volatile new Dukes ball. With Ussie and Sam already in the sheds Cam and Josh were consolidating the innings when a ball change was made. The replacement...

We dropped Foxtel mate. One of the unaffordable, unnecessary cost of living items according to the missus. Kayo offering a $1 joining fee for a month, that should cover the Windies tour.

Is a bowlers deck so far with the Dukes moving off the seam and in the air. That link I gave you for live coverage mate is useless as the uploader is not permitting Australians to access it. gggrrr. Now I have to find a private stream or take out a Kayo acct.

Jeez almost forgot this guy and Australias answer to David Bowie, Icehouse frontman Iva Davies, who like many of our old rockers is still performing. The Icehouse signature tune is probably Great Southern Land but this has my vote as the lyrics are great and it best showcases Davies incredible...

Did not mention Russell Morris or JPY as intended posting them after the bands. Topping the list were Livie of course, John Farnham, Brian Cadd, also wrote some great songs, Normie Rowe plus lesser knowns like Allison Durbin, Linda George, Col Joye, Johnny Devlin, Bryan Davies, Little Pattie...

I was also a little tacker back then. You have not named my band.

Mine was this era INXS, Little River Band, Sherbet, Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs and the back end of the Easybeats and Masters Apprentices. My picks LRB and INXS as they cracked the American market and to be honest I preferred their sound to the others. I think I had every one of their...

Two Bronte Surf Club lifesavers joined forces to sing rock, surf sounds and doo wop harmonies at surf club functions and talent quests in 1958. That same year they were joined by two other locals and the band that was to become an Aussie music legend was formed .Their first pro gig was at a...

Windies site only giving us bloody radio coverage!!!

Will post my fave Aussie bands and singers tomorrow. Till then.