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It’s a semi-autobiographical song that tells the story of how the group formed, from their folk-scene days in the Virgin Islands (Creeque Alley is a real place on St. Thomas) to New York and finally Los Angeles.
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It's a cover / adaptation of the traditional African American spiritual "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child." The song dates back to the era of slavery, expressing the pain of separation from family.
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The Easybeats are best known for their massive 1966 hit "Friday on My Mind," but "Sorry" was a solid follow-up single in Australia and the UK.
The song has a driving beat and chiming guitar riff typical of their mid-60s sound.
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This is a classic track by The Easybeats, one of Australia’s most influential rock bands of the 1960s.
"I'll Make You Happy" was released in 1965 and became a massive hit in Australia, reaching number one on the singles charts. It was one of the early successes for the band before they achieved international fame with their 1966 anthem "Friday on My Mind."
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“Twenty Flight Rock” is one of the most iconic songs in rock and roll history, primarily known as the track that famously helped land Eddie Cochran his recording contract - and later, the song that convinced Paul McCartney to join John Lennon’s band.
