Australian Playboys

Australian Playboys

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About Australian Playboys

Normie Rowe was the most popular male vocalist in Australia (with a string of hits) when in August 1966 he travelled to the United Kingdom in an unsuccessful attempt to establish a fanbase there. His backing band, The Playboys, followed him and with a hybrid Anglo-Australian line-up recorded a single without Rowe for the Immediate record label, comprising their eccentric reworking of 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' ('Black Sheep R.I.P.') and a freakbeat number called 'Sad', penned by bassist Brian Peacock.

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Top Tracks

1

Sad

2.7K plays
2

Black Sheep R.I.P.

525 plays
3

Black Sheep R.I.P

600 plays
4

Black Sheep RIP

48 plays
5

Sad - Main

37 plays
6

Sad (Main)

13 plays
7

Sad - Australian Playboys

6 plays
8

Black Sheep R.I.P. (Demo)

7 plays
9

Australian Playboys - Black Sheep R.I.P

3 plays
10

Australian Playboys - Sad

3 plays

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