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01-29-2025

A
tribute to Albert Productions, Ted Albert, and J. Albert & Son,
and thanks to the two-part docco Blood and Thunder: the Sound of
Alberts.

Intro:
Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino,
2003.

Let
There Be Rock - AC/DC the title track of their 1977 album. Produced
by Harry Vanda and George Young.

I
Ain't the One - the Angels, from their 1978 album Face To Face, the
Australian version. Discogs lists Vanda and Young as "production
consultants".

Rock
'n' Roll Outlaw - Rose Tattoo, from their 1978 debut LP titled Rose
Tattoo. Produced by Vanda and Young.

Bang
Bang - Cheetah, fronted by sisters Chrissie and Lyndsay Hammond, from
their only album, Rock & Roll Women, from 1982. Produced by Vanda
and Young.

Evie
(I, II, and III) - Stevie Wright, the voice of the Easybeats, from
Hard Road, his first solo album, released in 1974. In its 11-minute
entirety the song charted at No. 1 in Australia. Written and produced
by Vanda and Young.

Let
your hair hang down

Evie

I'm
losing you

Excuse
Me - Alison MacCallum, from her 1975 album Alison.

Falling
In Love Again -Ted Mulry with his 1971 single. Written by Vanda and
Young.

Can't
Stop Myself From Loving You - William Shakespeare, a 1974 single.
Real name was Johnny Cave. Written by Vanda and Young.

A
John Paul Young two-fer

Yesterday's
Hero, a 1975 single.

Love
Is In the Air, a 1978 single.

Both
songs written and produced by Vanda and Young

A
Flash and the Pan triple play, written, produced and performed by
George Young and Harry Vanda.

Walking
In the Rain - from their 1978 debut album. Grace Jones had a hit with
it in 1981.

Waiting
For A Train - from their 1982 album Headlines.

Media
Man - from 1980, their album Lights In the Night.

Pacific
Heights - exit by
Baby Langston from
their acclaimed 1998
album.