Kevin Hindle is a mystery to me, I don't recall him back in the 70's and I cannot find any mention of him - I would assume he was a local Adelaide musician who undertook this project "for fun"
Joey Moore appears to have been a well known voice artist, she was a host of the Adelaide Television program The Channel Niners in Adelaide and is described on the album rear as The Voice
Joey takes most of the vocals, genre is sorta country rock, bluegrass even, but then suddenly changes to a disco style with tracks like "In The Disco"
KEVIN HINDLE & JOEY MOORE - First Bite At The Big Time
EMS Records*
Cat# EMS 7153
1978**
* EMS Records were an independant Adelaide record label associated with Nationwide Studios which was managed by Graham Morphett. Primarily the Nationwide umbrella released Country & Western although they did release country rock under EMS and Raven.
** The cover and record label's are not dated but as the record label released catalogue numbers either side of this record in 1978, it is a safe bet this was released in 1978
Gatefold cover is in very good condition, a bit grubby from handling but no seam splits, no tears and graphics are clear and bright.
Obviously the artwork was designed with comedy in mind, the rear of the album is set out like a cafe menu with humorous comments.
New inner plastic sleeve
Vinyl is in very good condition, only a couple of very light cleaning marks however I can hear some low level surface noise.
Tracks: The Ballad Of Ivory Jane, Don't Have To Catch No Taxis Anymore, In The Disco, Goodbye Dolly, Midnight Blue, I Don't Want To Shoot The Man In The Moon, A Cup Of Tea - A Bex And A Good Lie Down, Frankie Green, Ode To Slim Dusty - A Country Song, Adelaide Train, How About It Lord
