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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1978: Dave Warner's From The Suburbs' promo-video for the hit single 'Suburban Boy', taken from the album 'Mugs Game'.
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Warner wrote in an episode of Packed to the Rafters that featured his single Suburban Boy in a storyline starring Craig McLachlan as a faded 1980s rock star.
Provided to YouTube by WM AustraliaSuburban Boy · Dave WarnerSuburban Sprawl℗ 1978, Anthem Pty LtdComposer: Dave WarnerAuto-generated by YouTube.
Discography. The original Dave Warner’s From The Suburbs’ The Victoria Tapes was recorded at the Victoria Hotel, June 1977. The band was Dave Warner (vocals, keyboards), Johnny Leopard (guitar), John Dennison (keyboards), Haydn Pickersgill (bass), Stuart Davies-Slate (drums).
Suburban Boy become the cornerstone of this new style of music, which Dave labelled suburban rock. Warner’s music is probably best described as Lou Reed meets Tomas Pynchon, while Bob Dylan has referred to Dave and Richard Clapton as his “favourite Australian artists”.
His band Dave Warner’s From The Suburbs was a major Australian pub band playing with the likes of Men At Work, Midnight Oil, INXS, Dragon and Skyhooks. His albums were highly original and successful, tapping into the psyche of the ordinary Aussie boy and girl. From www.DaveWarner.com.au.
