LIZARD

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Lizard is one of the forgotten progressive rock bands from the early '70's. Mick Tulk had previously played guitar with British freak-beat band The Untamed during the mid-1960s. Greg Hill, Dave Conners and Rob Souter had previously been members of the Sydney-based White Wine, although none of them actually played on the band’s 'Overflow' LP (Festival 1970). Mick Tulk and Dave Conners also appeared on Gulliver Smith’s 'The Band's Alright But the Singer Is…' LP (Reprise 1973). Lizard split up in early 1973 after having laid down several tracks at EMI Studios in Sydney during December 1972. These tracks eventually appeared on the band’s ''Rosalyn / Cecil'' single released 7 June 1973, and 'Bad Companions' LP (released July 1973). Initially, the album was slated to appear as 'Starve the Lizards' but this was replaced by the 'Bad Companions' title, possibly in reference to Gulliver Smith’s band name at the time. Robbie Souter died in 2017.

Members

Dave Connors (sax), Greg Hill (bass), Robert Souter (drums), Mick Tulk (guitar/vocals), John Wheeler (guitar)

SINGLES
''Rosalyn / Cecil'' 1973 Harvest

ALBUMS
'Bad Companions' 1973 Harvest 

References

http://tyme-machine.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/lizard-bad-companions-australia-1973.html