The Headboys - The Shape Of Things To Come

Artist: The Headboys

Label: RSO

Catalogue No: 2394 244

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Country: Australia

Year: 1979

Genre: Rock

Style: Pop Rock

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Notes

Engineered & Mixed at Castle Sound Studios, Pencaitland, Scotland
Mastered at Strawberry Mastering (UK)
Dedicated to Charlie Eyre

Credits

Art Direction, Design

Ashley Newton, Bill Smith (19)

Bass, Vocals

George Boyter

Drums, Vocals

Davy Ross

Engineer

Peter Ker, The Headboys

Guitar, Vocals

Lou Lewis

Keyboards, Vocals

Calum Malcolm

Mixed By

Peter Ker, The Headboys

Photography By

Gered Mankowitz

Producer

Peter Ker

Tracklist

Position	Title	Credits
A1	The Shape Of Things To Come
A2	Stepping Stones
A3	My Favourite D.J.
A4	Kickin The Kans
A5	Changing With The Times	Robin Morton (Bodhrán)
A6	Silver Lining	Aly Bain (Fiddle)
B1	Experiments
B2	Schoolgirls
B3	Gonna Do It Like This
B4	The Breakout
B5	The Ripper
B6	Take It All Down	Bob Heatlie (Saxophone)

Videos

From their 1979 self-titled release.

The Headboys - Stepping Stones (1979) Another one that I miss here...made with "Audacity" from the Vinyl-LP 2394244 (RSO Records) The Headboys Lou Lewis: Guitar and Vocals George Boyter: Bass and Vocals Calum Malcolm: Keyboards and Vocals Davy Ross: Dr

From their self-titled album.

The Headboys - My Favourite D.J. (1979) Another one that I miss here...made with "Audacity" from the Vinyl-LP 2394244 (RSO Records) The Headboys Lou Lewis: Guitar and Vocals George Boyter: Bass and Vocals Calum Malcolm: Keyboards and Vocals Davy Ross:

Edinburgh Scotland's the Headboys released an album of Pop Rock/PowerPop in 1979 on Robert Stigwood's RSO label. The first single, "The Shape of Things to Come" was a minor hit and the band planned a U.S. tour to support the album and join the New Wave cr

The Headboys with " Changing With The Times " from The Headboys 1979

Edinburgh Scotland's the Headboys released an album of pop rock/powerpop in 1979 on Robert Stigwood's RSO label. The first single, "The Shape of Things to Come" was a minor hit and the band planned a U.S. tour to support the album and join the New Wave cr