Blackfeather was an Australian band founded in 1970 and led for most of its ten-year existence by singer Neale Johns. It began as a progressive rock unit, which can be heard on Mountains of Madness (1971), but later moved toward a simpler rock & roll style, resulting in the Australian #1 hit "Boppin' the Blues" and the 1974 Live album. The group's personnel was fluid in the second half of the '70s, especially after Johns moved to the U.K. to form Fingerprint.
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Aug 29, 2006
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Ball Power - A Tribute to Lobby Lloyd
Lobby Loyde / Jimmy Barnes / Blackfeather / Brian Cadd / Wild Cherries / Billy Thorpe & The Sunbury Aztecs / Chain / Madder Lake / Masters Apprentices / Russell Morris / Ian Rilen / Rose Tattoo / Broderick Smith / Spectrum
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The Palace | St Kilda, Victoria, Australia | |
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Jan 25, 1974
– Jan 28, 1974 |
Sunbury '74
Queen / Ayers Rock / Blackfeather / Chain / Daddy Cool (Australia) / The Dingoes / Full Moon / Kush / MacKenzie Theory / Matt Taylor / Madder Lake / Mississippi / Pirana / Ross Ryan / Sid Rumpo / The 69'ers / Skyhooks / Skylight / Sherbet / Buster Brown
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Sunbury Rock Festival 1974 | Diggers Rest, Victoria, Australia | |
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Feb 04, 1973
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Slade / Blackfeather
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Melbourne Showgrounds | Ascot Vale, VIC, Australia |
| Hard Rock |
| Classic Rock |
| Psychedelic Rock |
| Blues Rock |
| Progressive Rock |
| 2006 | 1 concert |
| 1974 | 1 concert |
| 1973 | 1 concert |
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