Artist	Song
The Easybeats	Friday On My Mind
The Easybeats	Come And See Her
The Easybeats	Women (Make You Feel Alright)
The Easybeats	See Line Woman
The Easybeats	Do You Have A Soul
The Easybeats	Sorry
The Easybeats	Saturday Night
The Easybeats	Heaven And Hell
The Easybeats	Made My Bead (Gonna Lie In It)
The Easybeats	In My Book
The Easybeats	Pretty Girl
The Easybeats	Who'll Be The One
The Easybeats	Falling Off The Edge Of The World
The Easybeats	Hello How Are You?
The Easybeats	Good Times
The Easybeats	Come In You'll Get Pnemonia
The Easybeats	The Music Goes Round My Head
The Easybeats	Who Are My Friends
The Easybeats	Remember Sam
The Easybeats	Can't Find Love
The Easybeats	We All Live Happily Ever After
The Easybeats	The Land Of Make Believe
The Easybeats	Rock And Roll Boogie
The Easybeats	St. Louis

Comment:

They remain a beloved cornerstone in their native Australia. They are admired in Britan and puzzled over as a "one hit wonder" in America. The Easybeats created an exhilarating pop-rock sound filled with compelling structure and dynamics during the mid to late sixites. The Easybeats (Dick Diamonde, Snowy Fleet, George Young, Harry Vanda and Stevie Wright) were all sons of parents who'd emigrated to Australia (although Diamonde and Vanda were Dutch). By the time they headed for England in mid-1966 they'd had four hit records in Australia. Their albums were a curious mixture of pop-rock songs and mildly psychedelic offerings. When Paul McCartney heard the Easybeats "Good Times" on the radio in 1968 he stopped his car to ring the BBC demanding they play it again. Lou Reed has declared "Falling off the Edge Of the World" is "one of the most beautiful records ever made." The band crumbled in a stoned haze in 1970. Vanda and Young formed Band Of Hope and then Flash & the Pan before concentrating on production work and songwriting masterminding the success of AC/DC for whom Young's brothers Angus and Malcolm were guitarists.

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