This one has had over 7.7 million views on da Choobe. How could it not? And more recently played by Ex patriate Kiwi, now Aussie living on the Sunshine Coast, Kevin Borich. Edit:- For the afficianados I guess we have to include Stevie ray Vaughn in the mix.

Here is Kevin again doing "Rolling and Tumbling" at the bombie. The "bombie" was a demountable temporary building underneath the Storey Bridge that the owners of the Storey Bridge Hotel got away with using as the pub for about 10 years while the heritage listed original pub building went through the process of getting refurbished. During that "temporary" period many great Australian artists wowed the crowd at the "bombie". In this performance the base player, "Harry the Hand" does some purely amazing brushes. Enjoy!!!

Here is Kevin performing with someone who should be dear to the hearts of all you westies, the boy from the 'burbs, Dave Warner.

You watched an interview with Mark Latham, How did thay go for you

cool mr cisco, keep em comin!

I would not say slipped, rather stepped. "Aussie pub rock" is where the real social dialogue is.

Lucius is also the drummer in COG. The band seems to be very interested in raising awareness of the New World Order agenda. Their music is just great!!! Lots of their vids on the Choobe both official and not.

I found out voiced over this advert ;-) slayer lol

I see what you mean. Never had the experience of the 1000 punter beer barns. "Aussie Pub Rock" is not surviving too well in Bundaberg as the pubs don't like paying for musos and the musos only play covers. The audiences are not really supportive either.

Oops, try this.

Bass player with Kevin Borich would be the amazing Harry Brus.

I believe that would be the bloke.

The music from the movie Easy Rider was classic. Here is the next generation of that genre

to the best of my knowledge no ray ,is not but i stand to be corrected.... ghost road is from lake cathie/bonny hills and the name is from the the road that goes from lake cathie (pronounced cat eye) back to the pacific highway called houston mitchell drive but known locally as the ghost road.... the band is a family affair and they actually live on a property off the ghost road....some of the nicest people you would ever meet, great muso's, good surfers and all round good blokes...if you get the chance they are one of the best blues bands going around.... this is their website if you want some more of their stuff http://www.ghostroad.com.au/index.html showing my age a bit cisco but i used to see the kevin borich express quite regularly in Newcastle in my youth (i was underage) at the bel air hotel which no longer exists.......and used to host a veritable smorgasbord of good bands ..Dv8 ...little charlie and the night cats...goldrush before they became the Emmanuel Bros..even cold chisel and the oils played there in the early days still have a vinyl copy of dutch tilders and kev borich "the blues had a baby" and saw them when they played at newcastle Uni bar .. ( i think)..or it may have been another pub on another note i have a copy of the hendrix "blue wild angel" DVD well worth a look .. unreal that that something over 40 years old is still relevant and what i would say original .....bit like me!! cheers....... keep em coming still remember being a little disappointed when INXS played at the Ambassador nightclub in Newy and thinking they were poor little private school northshore sydney boys.... and it cost me a whole 1$ for a schooner bit young for the star hotel riot