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Tony Cahill (20 December 1941 – 13 August 2014) was an Australian drummer and bassist who is best known for being the second drummer for the Easybeats. Career. Cahill joined The Purple Hearts in 1966, when the Brisbane-based group relocated to Sydney. In 1967, he moved to England and played with Georgie Fame for a while.
27 de ago. de 2014 · 20-12-41 – 13-8-14. Tony Cahill, who has died in Sydney aged 72, is best known as the drummer in two of Australia's legendary bands of the 1960s, the Purple Hearts and the Easybeats. Tony Cahill, musician and former Easybeat. When the Purple Hearts broke up in 1967, Tony travelled to England with all his possessions stuffed inside his bass drum.
Tony Cahill The Easybeats were an Australian rock band which formed in Sydney in late 1964. They are best known for their 1966 hit single " Friday on My Mind ", which is regarded as the first Australian rock song to achieve international success; Rolling Stone described it as "the first international victory for Oz rock ". [1]
- 1964–1969, 1986
Meanwhile, the single went on to reach No. 13 in the US in early 1973 and No. 5 in Canada, and the band embarked on a lengthy U.S. tour. Australian drummer David Montgomery and bassist Tony Cahill, both of Python Lee Jackson (and the latter also of The Easybeats) officially joined King Harvest after the album's release and toured ...
- 1969–1976, 2012–2016
Tony Cahill (b.December 20, 1941 South Camberwell, Melbourne, Australia - d.August 13, 2014 in Sydney, Australia) was an Australian drummer and bassist. In the 1960's he played drums with The Purple Hearts and later with The Easybeats. When The Easybeats broke up he taught himself the bass guitar.
29 de ago. de 2014 · Tony Cahill was best known as the drummer in two of Australia's legendary bands of the 1960s, the Purple Hearts and the Easybeats. When the Purple Hearts broke up in 1967, Cahill travelled to ...
20 de sept. de 2019 · His replacement, Tony Cahill, remained in the UK for a time, eventually joining the final studio lineup of ‘Python Lee Jackson’, as a bassist before moving to the United States. Bassist, Dick Diamonde , moved to the north coast of NSW and retired from performing, after some years of performing in pubs.
