Australian Music Legends

Sydney band The Denvermen was one of the premier Australian surf-instrumental groups of the early 1960s and although they have been somewhat overshadowed by their better-known contemporaries The Atlantics, they certainly deserve more recognition.  The original lineup was formed in late 1961, by members of two earlier Sydney groups, Digger Revell and the Lonely Ones and Paul Dever and the Denvermen.  Denvermen guitarist Les Green brought the Denvermen name with him when that group split and he joined Digger Revell.  The group began by organising its own dances but gained national prominence thanks to appearances on the ABC's pioneering rock'n'roll TV show Six O'Clock Rock hosted by Johnny O'Keefe. In 2012, Digger appeared in Windsor with Luck Starr and Johnny Devlin... "Three living legends, in concert: Digger Revell, Lucky Starr and Johnny Devlin... our originals who pioneered our music history! Who can ever forget Bandstand, Six O'Clock Rock, The Sydney S...

Sydney band The Denvermen was one of the premier Australian surf-instrumental groups of the early 1960s and although they have been somewhat overshadowed by their better-known contemporaries The Atlantics, they certainly deserve more recognition.  The original lineup was formed in late 1961, by members of two earlier Sydney groups, Digger Revell and the Lonely Ones and Paul Dever and the Denvermen.  Denvermen guitarist Les Green brought the Denvermen name with him when that group split and he joined Digger Revell.  The group began by organising its own dances but gained national prominence thanks to appearances on the ABC's pioneering rock'n'roll TV show Six O'Clock Rock hosted by Johnny O'Keefe. In 2012, Digger appeared in Windsor with Luck Starr and Johnny Devlin... "Three living legends, in concert: Digger Revell, Lucky Starr and Johnny Devlin... our originals who pioneered our music history! Who can ever forget ...

I'm staring so hard  at the seascape and the sky  it's now in my head  I close my eyes tight  and peer into the blackness  and there is ocean

I'm staring so hard  at the seascape and the sky  it's now in my head  I close my eyes tight  and peer into the blackness  and there is ocean

"Music is life and life is music. It's the fabric of our relationship, the air we breathe." Donna Greene  (AKA Donna G), made her reputation as a great singer and brilliant front lady with Lady Zeppelin , Western Australia's own unique salute to the heavyweight champions of rock'n'roll, Led Zeppelin. After the late 2012 release of the Resonance Project digital EP, Rise And Fall, Graham Greene, and Donna G  released the 2014 EP Tale Goes On .   You can sample songs from this EP Sample Donna G's new EP on iTunes   Mesmerizing. Captivating. Dynamic. Exceptional.  Classic Rock and Zeppelin nostalgia at its finest.   These quotes were noted on Lady Zeppelins Website: When Donna Greene steps up to the microphone and starts belting out some of the greatest songs ever written, magic happens – Lady Zeppelin are simply the most authentic tribute band I’ve ever heard – and we’re talking serious spine-tingling stuff..." - Shane Pinnegar  "...Added to ...

"Music is life and life is music. It's the fabric of our relationship, the air we breathe." Donna Greene  (AKA Donna G), made her reputation as a great singer and brilliant front lady with Lady Zeppelin , Western Australia's own unique salute to the heavyweight champions of rock'n'roll, Led Zeppelin. After the late 2012 release of the Resonance Project digital EP, Rise And Fall, Graham Greene, and Donna G  released the 2014 EP Tale Goes On .   You can sample songs from this EP Sample Donna G's new EP on iTunes   Mesmerizing. Captivating. Dynamic. Exceptional.  Classic Rock and Zeppelin nostalgia at its finest.   These quotes were noted on Lady Zeppelins Website: When Donna Greene steps up to the microphone and starts belting out some of the greatest songs ever written, magic happens – Lady Zeppelin are simply the most authentic tribute band I’ve ever heard – and we’re talking serious spine-tingling stuff..." - Shane Pinnegar  ...

Another snap of the Leaf Tailed Gecko. This little fellow, (Phyllurus platurus) is only found in the Sydney sandstone areas, and is pretty hard to find there, as you can see from this photo.  It has excellent camouflage, and changes the shade of its skin to match as closely as possible, the immediate surroundings. He is nocturnal, feeds on small insects, such as grubs, moths spiders, crickets etc This is the first described Leaf Tailed Gecko having occupied the homes of Sydneysiders since European settlement.