Sea Of Joy

Solemn, dreamlike 1971 surf soundtrack Sea Of Joy documents a period of massive change for Sydney band Tully. For the previous two years, they had been arguably Australia’s most dynamic rock group, renowned for their wild, largely improvised concerts. Their rise was meteoric, from Sydney house band for tribal love-rock musical Hair in 1969, to starring in six-part ABC TV series Fusions and performing Peter Sculthorpe rock opera Love 200 at the Sydney Town Hall. By 1970, when they released their self-titled debut album, Tully were rock stars of a very rare order in Australian music, feted by highbrow critics and teenage groupies alike.

Humble, disarming and sublime, Sea Of Joy is a record like very few others in the Australian rock canon. 

Tracklisting

1. Sea Of Joy (Part 1) 
2. Pseudo-Tragic Dramatic 
3. Follow Me 
4. Cat-Clarinet Mit Orgel 
5. Trinidad 
6. I Feel The Sun 
7. Thank You
8. Syndrone 
9. Softly, Softly 
10. Brother Sun 
11. Down To The Sea
12. Sea Of Joy (Part 2)