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Australian progressive rock band. There was a large number of line-up changes, with Blackfeather going through at least six major incarnations between 1970 and 1983.
They formed in April 1970, with the original line-up being John Robinson (guitar), Neale Johns (vocals), Leith Corbett (bass) and Mike McCormack (drums). All but Johns had from the split New South Wales' The Dave Miller Set.
It was this second lineup -- Robinson, Johns, Robert Fortesque and Alexander Kash -- which featured on their debut album, At The Mountains Of Madness, recorded in late 1970 and released early the following year. The LP was produced by Richard Batchens, who later worked with Sherbet and Richard Clapton. Fraternity's singer Bon Scott guested on recorder and percussion, and their keyboard player John Bissett also contributed.
Personnel:
John Robinson (guitar) Apr 1970 - Aug 71
Neale Johns (vcls) 1970-73, 1976, 1978, 1983
Leith Corbett (bass) 1970
Mike McCormack (drums) 1970
Steve Webb (drums) 1970
Robert Fortesque (bass) 1970-71
Alexander Kash (drums) 1970-71
Steve Murphy (guitar) 1970-71
Lindsay Wells (guitar) 1970-71,1973
Zack Zytnik (guitar) Aug-Dec 1971
Terry Gascoigne (drums) 1971
Harry... Read More ... Brus (bass, vocals) 1971
Warren Ward (bass) 1971-73, '78
Paul Wyld(e) (piano) 1971-73, 1978
Warren Morgan (piano) late 1972
Jim Penson (drums) 1971-72
Paul Gray 1972
Trevor Young (drums) 1972, 1978
Greg Sheehan (drums) 1972-73, 1978
Tim Piper (guitar) 1972/73
John Lee (drums) 1973
Ray Vanderby (kbds) 1975
Ian Winter (guitar) 1975
Ian Rilen (bass) 1975 -
Billy Rylands (bass) -1975
Doug McDonald (drums) 1975
Lee Brossman (bass) 1976
Rex Bullen (keyboards)
Stuart Fraser (guitar) 1976
Warwick Fraser (drums) 1976
Wayne Smith (guitar) 1976
Ray Oliver (guitar) 1978, 1983
Derek Pelecci (drums)
Rick Rankin (guitar) 1978
Righi, Sam (drums)
Jeff Rosenberg (bass) 1978
Gulliver Smith (vocals)
Phil Smith (drums)
John Strangio (bass) 1978
Billy Taylor (guitar) 1972, 1975
Huk Treloar (drums) 1978
John Tucak (bass)
Cleve Judge (bass) 1983
Phil Gordon (drums) 1983
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