Easybeats: Easy Come, Easy Go - Excerpt (2012)

Available on DVD from Umbrella Entertainment - bit.ly/2gWIzy6
“It’s all gone quiet - the Easybeats have left Australia for England to take on The Beatles and The Rolling Stones...”
Easy Come Easy Go with The Easybeats captures one of Australia’s most celebrated music sensations as they boldly venture abroad in 1967 to record ‘Heaven and Hell’ at the famous Olympic Studios in London. Director Peter Clifton (Led Zeppelin:The Song Remains The Same) pieces together a playful fly-on-the-wall film detailing the band during their triumphant heyday. Following George Young, Dick Diamonde, Harry Vanda, Snowy Fleet and Stevie Wright around in their VW Kombi Van, they not only perform and discuss their hit tunes, but let off some steam with a hand of poker, a round of golf, a kick of the soccer ball and a jaunt in the North Sea on Pirate Radio. With guest appearances from engineer Glyn Johns, manager Mike Vaughan and featuring many of their classics: ‘Wedding Ring’, ‘She’s So Fine’, ‘Saturday Night’, ‘Who’ll Be The One’, ‘Heaven and Hell’, ‘Friday On My Mind’ and a Scottish themed ‘Loch Lomond’, Easy Come Easy Go with The Easybeats is an upbeat rock’n’roll road trip.
In What’s On The Flipside filmmakers Peter Clifton and Chris McCullough take on the 60s cultural phenomenon of music through renowned Sydney radio disc jockey of the time Ward ‘Pally’ Austin. Featuring interviews and on-the-job footage, as Austin spins vinyl and spends time with international sensation The Rolling Stones on their 1966 Aussie tour, as well as The Searchers, local legend Normie Rowe and promoter Harry M. Miller, What’s On The Flipside is a fascinating and rare insight into the Australian music scene during the 1960s.

[@deniseorvik9504]

I was the first president of the Easybeats fan club, Harry first wife was a friend of mine, when Harry was out of town, i would stay with her, Pam Higgins

[@kaatjiemuller1077]

In my eyes George Young was one amazing, fantastic musician! 🎶🎸

[@eternallearner8185]

You are not alone!

[@caroleelaveck3176]

I'd love to see all of it.

[@UmbrellaEntertainment]

Easybeats: Easy Come, Easy Go is currently available on DVD from: bit.ly/2gWIzy6

[@PAULLONDEN]

@@UmbrellaEntertainment You should put it on a KZbin monetised channel , you might earn more from it than just the dvd sales.

[@andysmith6218]

Is this DVD still available somewhere? This appears to be an old link.

[@josiequintela7238]

OMG !!!!!!

[@tonybronson2725]

Wish I could see the entire thing!

[@MrGoldenthroat]

So do I!!

[@christianebonnaves5783]

The Easybeats the group pro

[@VRC1804]

😍😍😍😍

[@MrGoldenthroat]

Umbrella Entertainment - Is this film preserved somewhere in it's entirety and possibly able to obtain through either purchase or aired on you tube? Kindly respond at your leisure. Sincere thanks, Lenny.

[@UmbrellaEntertainment]

Yes, Easybeats: Easy Come, Easy Go is currently available on DVD from: bit.ly/2gWIzy6

[@allymayful]

They have got the DVD advertised in their video description at the top, right here!!!!!!

[@OldiesMomma]

I am not able to find any thing on the Easybeats😢😢😢 I live in the USA and we didn't get any thing on them or Stevie wright solo career. It makes me feel sad that just because I don't live in Australia or the UK I am being left out of the greatest songs and videos of the group that started all the best Australian music. I would not have looked it up if it was not for the Easybeats. I love their music, I had to look it up on my you tube channel. 😢😢😢😢😢

[@jennifersolis103]

Como se llaman las canciones que cantan?

[@Kiharu4Reinbou]

Heaven and Hell

[@PAULLONDEN]

Together with Stones producer Glyn Johns .

[@mustlovepretzels]

At 2:36: Phil Spector?

[@PAULLONDEN]

Nah.......Spector wasn't the only one to wear shades. 🖐😎

[@mstwilight1612]

@@PAULLONDEN 😂