The legendary Oz rock group The Master's Apprentices have everything released on CD and there is very little left to find or collect for the avid/rabid fan...
So, I thought I would start 2010 with a new extended mix of the old stereo album version of "Turn Up Your Radio" which has left-right interplay that you can't discern in the mono single mix....I consider the opening of this track as one of the most recognisable Oz riffs ever recorded.
Singles:
Undecided 1967 #6
War Or Hands Of Time 1967 #6
Buried & Dead 1967 #20
She's My Girl 1967 #20
Undecided (EP) ~ Undecided 1967 #10
Undecided (EP) ~ Hot Gully Wind 1967 #10
Undecided (EP) ~ Buried & Dead 1967 #10
Undecided (EP) ~ She's My Girl 1967 #10
Living in a Child's Dream 1967 #10
Elevator Driver 1968 #19
Brigette 1968 #20
Linda Linda 1969 #19
Merry Go Round 1969 #19
5.10 Man 1969 #5
Think About Tomorrow Today 1970 #6
A Dog, A Siren And Memories 1970 #6
Turn Up Your Radio 1970 #11
Because I Love You 1971 #10
I'm Your Satisfier 1971 #10
Future Of Our Nation 1971 #16
Love Is 1972 #21
Because I Love You (Remix) 1988 #20
Turn Up Your Radio (Cake Mix) w/ Hoodoo Gurus 1995 #60
The picture cover shown above was one of the first EPs I ever purchased and is quite rare to find nowadays...it didn't make it to the list of charting singles shown above. It contained the title track and "5:10 Man", "Merry-Go-Round" and "Think About Tomorrow"...
Here for download is an extended Tom Mix version of "Turn Up Your Radio":
Absoloutely the BEST OF THE BEST Luved them since I was 16yrs old now I am 62 when they were not heard of for many yrs we got on the radio & pushed them to play Master Apprentices & slowly but surely people wanted more following there every move All the best the nicest guys I ever met not to mention there music
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