Friends (The Easybeats album)
Friends is a studio album by The Easybeats, released on January 1969. It is not an Easybeats' album as such, except for the album's leading single, "St. Louis" backed with "Can't Find Love", which became the band's final chart success Down Under, stalling at #25 in July. The bulk of the album was made up of Vanda/Young compositions that were demos for other artists.
It was The Easybeats' first and only album released through their new contract with Polydor Records.
Track listing
All songs written by Harry Vanda and George Young.
- "St. Louis" - 3:13
- "Friends" - 3:43
- "Watching the World (Go By)" - 2:36
- "Can't Find Love" - 3:29
- "Holding On" - 3:40
- "I Love Marie" - 2:38
- "Rock 'n' Roll Boogie" - 2:30
- "Tell Your Mother" - 5:22
- "The Train Song" - 3:31
- "What Becomes of You My Love" - 3:18
- "Woman You're on My Mind" - 4:34
Additional Repertoire bonus tracks
- "Peculiar Hole In The Sky" - 03:00
- "Gonna Make It (Instrumental)" - 03:17
- "H.P. Man"" - 02:44
- "Down To The Last 500" - 02:41
- "My Old Man's Groovy Old Man" - 02:24
- "Such A Lovely Day" - 03:15
- "Who Are My Friends (Different Version Of)" - 03:14
- "Look Out I'm On The Way Down" - 02:36
- "Little Red Bucket" - 02:46
- "Remember Sam (Alternative Mix)" - 02:38
- "Pretty Girl (Alternative Mix)" - 02:32
Personnel
- The Easybeats
- Production team
- Harry Vanda - producer
- George Young - producer
- Ray Singer - producer for "St. Louis"
References
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- "For My Woman"
- "She's So Fine"
- "Wedding Ring"
- "Sad, Lonley and Blue"
- "Woman"
- "Come And See Her"
- "Sorry"
- "Friday on My Mind"
- "Who'll Be The One?"
- "Heaven and Hell"
- "The Music Goes 'Round My Head"
- "Falling Off The Edge Of The World"
- "Hello, How Are You?"
- "Good Times"
- "St. Louis"
- "Rock 'n' Roll Boogie"
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