
No Fixed Address is an Australian Aboriginal reggae group formed in 1978. Led by drummer and vocalist, Bart Willoughby, the band supported Peter Tosh on his 1982 Australian tour. The band coalesced at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music in North Adelaide. The band were a very popular pub rock outfit among students and the alternative music scene, especially supported by community radio station 5MMM. The band made a movie "Wrong Side of the Road" with another CASM band, Us Mob.
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We Have Survived
Black Mans Rights
40,000 Years
From My Eyes
Greenhouse Holiday
Pigs
Get A Grip
The Vision
The Vision (alt version)
Stupid System
Sunrise
I Can't Stand And Look
Stand Up
Jesse Stewart – Sirens Call
Black Man's Right
black man's rights
01 - we have survived
The Other Me
Miles Away
02 - get a grip
Lizard Man
03 - the vision
04 - black mans rights
06 - the vision(version)
05 - greenhouse holiday
Time
the vision (version)
Sleepless
Underdog
Cut
Strange Case
Jose (Back Home)
Ninja Pig
Try
Strings
Insurrection
End of the World
Enter Unknown
Fragile
Vision
Zoo
She Keeps Me Up
The Vision [Version]
Satellite
Sinister Games
The Show
Elephant Song
What Are You Waiting For
Falling Fast
We Have Survived ~ Australian Reggae - 1982
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