The Mod thing was just starting in Melbourne when I went to England for Christmas. In England my girlfriend and I went to see Mod bands like the Purple Hearts, caught Quadrophenia in a small cinema in Soho and bought plenty of records. the real stuff was a load of r & b and soul records that you'd never see in Melbourne. I also picked up a Union Jack Coat from Paul Weller's tailor. I also brought back a load of Ska. By mid 1980 the Melbourne Mod scene was in full fling.
Green Onions came out in 62 but never loses currency. A friend of mine gave me a live version a few years back and it's faster and just rocks. But the original is still the greatest.
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