The Hi-Revving Tongues
The Hi-Revving Tongues were a New Zealand rock band from Auckland, led by vocalist/songwriter Chris Parfitt.
The group was founded in 1967 by Parfitt, Mike Balcombe, bassist John Walmsley, organist Bruce Coleman, and drummer Rob Noad. The group reached #1 for 2 weeks in 1969 with the single "Rain and Tears", a cover of a song by Aphrodite's Child. That same year, the group did a six-month residency at the Whiskey-a-Go-Go in Sydney, Australia.[1] The group later performed simply as The Tongues and then as Caboose, and split up in 1972.[2]
References[]
- ^ Hi-Revving Tongues, Audioculture.nz
- ^ The Hi-Revving Tongues, Radio New Zealand
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