HARD-ONS - I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Been Taken LP new wave with rows of palm trees

with rows of palm trees out front and mock English names like Dorchester Court or the Royal Arms

Mary Love and Johnny Taylor & he collaborated with venues such as Carnegie Hall

Tabernash’s “Head Collect” (1972) is the suburban Denver quartet’s only release following the name change from The Contents Are and a move from Davenport

trawls through rollicking guitar riffs (with plenty of fuzz action)

HARD-ONS - I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Been Taken LP new wave with rows of palm treesThe Hard Ons Ray Ahn, has said, Im thrilled to have Tim on board, and I am loving his contribution! Bandmate Blackie concurs, "How farking good is this!!" Tim himself has said, I was already the luckiest goof in rocknroll, and I get asked to make a racket with my heros? Strewth. Wake me up sometime, will ya? One of Australias most loved and influential bands from the mid 80s through to now, the Hard Ons came out of the multicultural South West Sydney