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Sunday, 8 September 2013

LLOYDS WORLD


A group of young musos who supposedly were well thought of by Robert Stigwood and the Bee Gees. Signed to the Festival they released a couple of singles written by their guitarist Colin Stead, ''Pinky Lamour / Goodbye, Goodbye'' (also released in NZ) and ''Brass Bird / Dandylion Wine'' in 1968. They did the obligatory thing for Australian bands of the time who wanted to make it in the UK and set off on a cruise ship, playing their way to England. Unfortunately, when they got there Mr Stigwood seemed to have little time for them, and they fell apart. A couple of members supposedly went on to play with a band in England called the Red Squares, but whether this is the same UK band that made their way to Denmark I don’t know. Colin Stead would later turn up in Buffalo. Stead died in 2024.

Members

Ged Willis (vocals), Colin Stead (guitar), George Christie (guitar), Rob Heron (guitar), Eric Dallas (bass), Chris Pickup (drums)




SINGLES
''Pinky Lamour / Goodbye, Goodbye'' 1968 Festival
''Brass Bird / Dandylion Wine'' 1968 Festival

EPs
'Brass Bird' 1968 Festival







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