TAGG – ISSUE 33 flipbook
Flick through the TAGG issue 33 flipbook including Melbourne’s live music gig guide for 10th to 23rd October, 1980!
The TAGG time capsule series
TAGG – ISSUE 33.
In this TAGG The Alternative Gig Guide time capsule series, you can revisit the Melbourne live music scene from 1979-1981.
Each issue featured the all important issue gig guide, reviews, venue locations, interviews and stories. Australia’s original street press was the perfect printed back pocket friend filled with everything a live music lover needed to know each fortnight.
We’re working our way through digitising TAGG’s back catalogue so you can relive (for those who were there) revisit (for those who weren’t and those who don’t recall) the original issues of the magazine on the TAGG website. cool hey!
TAGG – ISSUE 33 – Table of contents:
Includes the all important gig guide for 10th to 19th October, 1980
4. Tagg File – David Kriss
10. Feature – Sound Reinforcement
12. Tagg Magi
14. Prospect – JJ Francis ‘Hard Cash’
16. Film Review ‘ Nude Bomb’
17. J & A Listing
23. Acoustic Notes
24. J & A Feature
25. Stage & Screen Listing
26. Theatre Bulletin
29. Cinema Review
33. Rock Listing
40. Minifold – ‘Model Husbands’
49. Disco Top 10
50. Disco Listing
52. West Coast
53. Geelong List
54. Record Review
55. Geelong Folk
59. Restaurants
62. Record Outlets
63. Outlets
Including; Who’s Recording Where, Consumer Guide, Soundtrack, Current Releases, Concert Dates, Playlist.
We hope you enjoy flipping through TAGG – issue 33!
TAGG – ISSUE 33 excerpt…
Acoustic Notes by CES
Hi. The Troubadour is holding a $1000 Talent Contest commencing October 28, it will run for 21 weeks and consists of 16 heats of 4 acts a night, then 4 semi finals. The four finalists will then vie for the prize money, with $500 going to first place, $250 going to second place, $150 to third and $100 to fourth place. The contest is open to ALL self-contained acts with the aim of adding more high calibre musicians to the Troubadour’s booking list. For auditions ring Andrew Patterson on 26 4409.
Tim O’Brien, Paradiddle and Yasmin & The Tealeaves, all recording on Panhandle, are doing a series of promotional concerts for Moondance Promotions. The first is on Oct 28 at Melb. Uni, then Nov 4 at Deakin, and at La Trobe on Nov 19.
Only 1000 copies of Jimmy Witherspoon’s ‘Spoon in Australia’ recorded earlier this year were pressed and are rapidly becoming collectors items. Some are still available at your local retail store through Larrikin.
The Long awaited, much talked about Winton Festival gets underwayNov 8 & 9. Already confirmed bands like The Bushwackers, REdgum, Eric Bogle, Phyl Lobl, Bush Turkey and many more.
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