Australian Crawl!! Lost and Found

Unique Exclusive Release

Lost and Found

By Members of Australian Crawl

This exclusive CD features 13 tracks of never before released recording studio sessions of various Crawl members & other famous artists. Most of them are "Missing Masters" that were recorded and never released.

You now have a fantastic opportunity to be the owner of this exclusive CD of never released Aussie Crawl Hits. You will not be able to find this CD in any retail outlets!

Once Lost, Now Found.

Lost and Found

In mid 1996, Australian Crawl drummer Bill McDonough and producer Peter Blyton uncovered the lost 24 track recordings that were to become lost and found. Copyrights that Bill had collected over the years & archived, the six reel to reel tapes contained a collection of about 17 original songs by Crawl songwriters at their creative best.

The tapes had suffered slight damage due to poor storage and so Bill and Peter traveled to Germany where the pates were restored and transfered onto new tape stock at the EMI studios in Cologne. Next stop, Peak Studios in Dusseldorf where, for the next two weeks, they sifted through the tapes and digitally remixed and mastered as many songs as possible.

The result is 13 brilliant re-mastered tracks of superb quality.

Global Records - The record company who released Lost and Found

From the early 80's they have been big in the Australian Music World. Their Image has been that of the Australian "Beach Boys" (Good looks and a Surfer Image)

Their first album "Beautiful People" became an instant hit followed up by "Boys Light Up" went on to sell over 250,000 albums - Australian Crawl was on the way.

Boys Light Up - What a GREAT album!

Boys Light Up

The Bands Next Album "Sirroco" went straight to No. 1 and stayed in the top 20 for over 8 months.

Sirrocco - Quadruple Platinum!

Sirrocco

"Sirroco went Quadruple Platinum and just kept on selling. TV appearances on shown such as "Countdown" allowed the band to reach litterally millions of fans.

On the wave of this popularity and with two No.1 Albums they toured

extensively playing to huge crowds at Melbourne's Myer Music Bown (100,000), Sydney's Domain (90,000), Narara Rock festival (70,000), plus attendance records were smashed at indoor venues in Brisbane and Perth.

After a short break the band traveled to the US where they recorded the "Sons of Beaches" album which again went to No. 1 and established them as one of Australia's biggest recording acts in history.

Sons of Beaches - Hot Stuff!

Sons of Beaches

The band was propelled into the spotlight again with the release of an EP called "Semantics" which shot to No. 1 and Boasted such songs as "Reckless" and "White Limbo".

Semantics - Straight to No. 1

Semantics

"Crawl File - Their Greatest Hits", sold extremely well,

not only with existing fans but also capturing a new audience as people were exposed to the bands best selling and most popular songs.

Crawl File

Crawl File

Australian Crawl, with strings of hit singles and albums has sold over 1.5 Million records and become one of the legends of the Australian Music World.

September 1996 saw the band inducted into the Australian Record Industry Assosication (ARIA) Hall of Fame. They share this honour with such greats as AC/DC, Skyhooks, Johnny O'Keefe, Men at Work and John Farnham. Even today Australian Crawl maintains consistent album sales worldwide, particilarly in Australia and Brazil, where their music has found a new following.

The bands popularity has not s, Johnny O'Keefe, Men at Work and John Farnham. Even today Australian Crawl maintains consistent album sales worldwide, particilarly in Australia and Brazil, where their music has found a new following.

The bands popularity has not dimished and with continuing record sales and airplay, the music still thrives.

Mitch Harold