 The best-known alter ego of the Harry Vanda/George Young songwriting team (the creative force behind the Easybeats), Flash and the Pan began simply as a between-production project in 1976. By 1979, the project had turned out a novelty hit with the single "Hey St. Peter." A second single, "Down Among the Dead," also became a hit throughout Australia and Europe, inspiring the release of the album Flash and the Pan. American radio began playing import copies which led to a deal with Epic Records. The album would soon reach the Top 100 in the U.S. despite the lack of a supporting tour. |
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Play Hey St. Peter Play California Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Hey St. Peter 2. Man In The Middle 3. Walking In The Rain 4. The African Shuffle 5. California 6. Lady Killer 7. The Man Who Knew The Answer 8. Hole In The Middle 9. Down Among The Dead Men 10. First And Last 11. Yesterday’s Gone 12. Waiting For A Train 13. Something About You 14. Hey Jimmy 15. Money Don’t Lie  | | Play Media Man Play Restless Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Media Man 2. Headhunter 3. Restless 4. Welcome To The Universe 5. Make Your Own Cross 6. Lights In The Night 7. Captain Beware 8. Atlantis Calling 9. Early Morning Wake Up Call 10. Ayla 11. Where Were You 12. Midnight Man 13. Media Man (single mix) |
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