Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1978: JPY's promo-video for the hit single 'Love Is In The Air' (May, 1978), taken from the 1978 album 'Love Is In The Air'. Note: Written and produced by the legendary George Young (big brother of Angus and Malcolm Young of AC/DC and ex-Easybeats/Flash & The Pan) and Harry Vanda (ex-Easybeats/Flash 'n' The Pan), 'Love Is In The Air' became JPY's biggest hit. In spite of John Paul Young being on the Alberts Production label with AC/DC and having hits written and produced by George Young (big brother of Angus and Malcolm of AC/DC), JPY is not blood related to the Young brothers whatsoever. Trivia: This film-clip was shot by Dave Westway for an Australian music show titled 'Funky Road'. Artist's Origin: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Artist's Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Composed By: George Young / Harry Vanda ( Easybeats - Flash & The Pan) Produced By: George Young -- Harry Vanda Label: Alberts Production Chart Position: # 3 (Australia) -- # 2 (South Africa) -- # 5 (United Kingdom) -- # 1 (United States - Adult) -- # 7 (United States - Hot) -- # 3 (Austria) -- # 3 (Germany) -- # 9 (Netherlands) -- # 2 (Norway) -- # 2 (Sweden) Release Date: May, 1978 Links: - en.wikipedia.org - www.nostalgiacentral.com - www.milesago.com -------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1978 1978 Australia Late Seventies 1970's 1970s 70's 70s External Tags: George Young, Harry Vanda, Flash 'n' The Pan, The Easybeats Musical Terms: Disco .... + Informações

1970's Australian pop sensation John Paul Young performs his song "I Hate The Music" live outside the Sydney Opera House. + Informações

. " Countdown was a Pop Music Program created for Television... It first aired on the ABC on 8th November 1974 and was initially a half hour program shown on Saturday night ... By January 1975, after the initial six half-hour episodes the ABC relaunched Countdown, shifting it to the prime time slot of 6pm Sunday and extending it to a full hour ... Ian "Molly" Meldrum was the presenter and was responsible for the institution that was Countdown ... For an amazing run of 13 years, it was the showcase for some of the finest from the music world both Locally and Internationally, and for the nurturing of New Talent but sadly it came to an end on 19th July 1987 ... Above all, Countdown was crucial to the success of many leading Australian acts ... In September 2006 everyone got together and made it a Live Stage Spectacular and took the show on the road to Australia's Capital City's ... The crowd rejoiced at being transported back to a time when Pop Music was Fun, Ridiculous and Occasionally Brilliant ... Yesterday's heroes rekindle the spark ...A delirious crowd of more than 14000 people celebrated the return of Countdown fever... Baby Boomers and Teeny-Boppers entered a time warp that seemingly had been lost forever ... Every Performer played like there was no tomorrow belting out their Australian Classics " .. + Informações

Love Is In The Air - John Paul Young. John Paul Young (born 21 June 1950 in Glasgow, Scotland) (known as JPY or Squeak to fans) is an Australian pop singer-songwriter who had a 1978 worldwide hit with "Love Is in the Air". Initially performing as John Young, he was associated with songwriters/producers, Vanda & Young (ex-The Easybeats), who provided him with "Love Is in the Air", "Yesterday's Hero", "I Hate the Music" and "Standing in the Rain", his career was boosted by regular appearances as a performer and guest host on national broadcaster, ABC's 1974--1987 TV series, Countdown. For touring purposes he fronted The All Stars, who also worked with Vanda & Young's former bandmate Stevie Wright. The All Stars included, Warren Morgan (ex-Chain, Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs) on piano and vocals, who co-wrote songs with Young. Besides, "Love Is in the Air", Young had top ten chart success in Germany and The Netherlands with "Standing in the Rain" and four other top ten hits in South Africa, including #1 hits with "I Hate the Music" in 1976 and "Yesterday's Hero" in 1977. On 27 August 2009, Young was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame alongside Kev Carmody, The Dingoes, Little Pattie and Mental As Anything.. + Informações

John Paul Young joined Denis Walter today for a discussion about his show Van Park, a comedy musical about a group of fellow music lovers who have gathered to live out their remaining years in a caravan park.. + Informações

JPY's debut single "Pasadena" was a big hit in Sydney, reaching #10 on the local charts, but it made little impression nationally. It was followed by "You Drive Me Crazy" in February 1973 which unfortunately failed to chart.. + Informações

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. " Countdown was a Pop Music Program created for Television... It first aired on the ABC on 8th November 1974 and was initially a half hour program shown on Saturday night ... By January 1975, after the initial six half-hour episodes the ABC relaunched Countdown, shifting it to the prime time slot of 6pm Sunday and extending it to a full hour ... Ian "Molly" Meldrum was the presenter and was responsible for the institution that was Countdown ... For an amazing run of 13 years, it was the showcase for some of the finest from the music world both Locally and Internationally, and for the nurturing of New Talent but sadly it came to an end on 19th July 1987 ... Above all, Countdown was crucial to the success of many leading Australian acts ... In September 2006 everyone got together and made it a Live Stage Spectacular and took the show on the road to Australia's Capital City's ... The crowd rejoiced at being transported back to a time when Pop Music was Fun, Ridiculous and Occasionally Brilliant ... Yesterday's heroes rekindle the spark ...A delirious crowd of more than 14000 people celebrated the return of Countdown fever... Baby Boomers and Teeny-Boppers entered a time warp that seemingly had been lost forever ... Every Performer played like there was no tomorrow belting out their Australian Classics " .. + Informações

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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1975: JPY performing on Countdown the hit single 'Yesterday's Hero' (March, 1975), taken from the 1975 album 'Hero'. Artist's Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Artist's Origin: Glasgow, Scotland Produced By: Harry Vanda and George.... + Informações

Another JPY hit from his very successful run of hits from 1975 to 1980. "I wanna do it with you" was issued in February 1977, and climbed into the Top 10, becoming one of his biggest chart successes. Although he didn't 'do it' for me, he was such a heartthrob during that time, popping up everywhere on television, and having audiences screaming for him. He has a larrikin quality that viewers and pop music devotees enjoyed. His songs were often upbeat and catchy, like this one. Ironically, he would achieve his signature song, and worldwide success with the soft disco track "Love is in the Air" in 1978. Harry Vanda and George Young had a magic touch with JPY, providing him with the majority of his songs and albums. Enjoy!. + Informações

Live on Young Talent Time 2012 wildcard semi final Australia. John Paul Young JPY sings performs Love is In The Air The Team .Ballroom Dancing Strictly .Young Talent Time 2012 S1Ep.14 Wildcard Semi Final Produced by Network 10 in association with Grenada Media Australia. Copyright © 2012 Network Ten Visit YTT Website ytt.com.au Disclaimer: "I have no claim on this video or song. All rights reserved by copyright owners.". + Informações

John Paul Young with the Allstar band ,40th Anniversary Concert -Comedy Theatre -Melbourne 4-5-2012. + Informações

Held over two nights at City Live Fox Studios in Sydney 9th & 10th March 2001, the 'Gimme Ted' shows demonstrated the universal love and respect that Ted commanded, and they brought together some of the biggest names in Australian music including Sherbet, Ross Wilson, Russell Morris, Kevin Borich, Members of The Angels, The Masters Apprentices, Richard Clapton, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, John Paul Young and Billy Thorpe and a few more rock icons, with comperes Glenn A. Baker, Donnie Sutherland and Ray Burgess, and a special appearance by Steve Mulry with TMG ... Hour after hour the roar was relentless, as one Oz Rock icon after another took to the stage to celebrate a life in music, their performances were given extra edge by the occasion and by the indefatigable audience ... It was a night of stellar singers and powerhouse bands reformed or still rocking dispensing blistering and sometimes unexpected sets ... Sadly, the benefit was to be Ted's last public appearance, but the ailing star watched with pride and joy from the wings as a generation of Australia's finest performers did him proud and said "thanks".. + Informações

. " Countdown was a Pop Music Program created for Television... It first aired on the ABC on 8th November 1974 and was initially a half hour program shown on Saturday night ... By January 1975, after the initial six half-hour episodes the ABC relaunched Countdown, shifting it to the prime time slot of 6pm Sunday and extending it to a full hour ... Ian "Molly" Meldrum was the presenter and was responsible for the institution that was Countdown ... For an amazing run of 13 years, it was the showcase for some of the finest from the music world both Locally and Internationally, and for the nurturing of New Talent but sadly it came to an end on 19th July 1987 ... Above all, Countdown was crucial to the success of many leading Australian acts ... Following the huge success of the Countdown Spectacular in 2006, the promoters decided to do it all again in August 2007, with different Australian Artists (some of the ones they left off the first lineup), plus a slew of Overseas Acts that had either appeared on Countdown in the '70s and '80s, or at least had their clips played regularly ... The crowd rejoiced at being transported back to a time when Pop Music was Fun, Ridiculous and Occasionally Brilliant ... Yesterday's heroes rekindle the spark ...A delirious crowd of more than 14000 people celebrated the return of Countdown fever... Baby Boomers and Teeny-Boppers entered a time warp that seemingly had been lost forever ... Every Performer played like there was no tomorrow belting .... + Informações

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1978: JPY's promo-video for the hit single 'Standing In The Rain' (January, 1978), taken from the album 'JPY'. Artist's Origin: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Artist's Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Track: Standing In The Rain Album: JPY Composed By: George Young / Harry Vanda (ex- Easybeats -- Flash 'n' The Pan) Produced By: George Young / Harry Vanda (ex - Easybeats -- Flash 'n' The Pan) Label: Alberts Production Chart Position: # 12 (Australia) -- # 11 (Austria) -- # 4 (Germany) -- # 3 (Netherlands) Release Date: January, 1978 Links: - en.wikipedia.org - www.nostalgiacentral.com - www.milesago.com ------------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1978 1978 Australia Late Seventies 1970's 1970s 70's 70s Extended Tags: George Young, Harry Vanda Musical Terms: Disco, Pop, Aussie, Old Australian Singer-Performer-Act-Solo Artist. + Informações

Love Is In The Air - John Paul Young. + Informações

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Official music video clip for "Love Is In The Air" by Australian singer John Paul Young, taken from the 'Strickly Ballroom' soundtrack album in 1992.. + Informações

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Held over two nights at City Live Fox Studios in Sydney 9th & 10th March 2001, the 'Gimme Ted' shows demonstrated the universal love and respect that Ted commanded, and they brought together some of the biggest names in Australian music including Sherbet, Ross Wilson, Russell Morris, Kevin Borich, Members of The Angels, The Masters Apprentices, Richard Clapton, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, John Paul Young and Billy Thorpe and a few more rock icons, with comperes Glenn A. Baker, Donnie Sutherland and Ray Burgess, and a special appearance by Steve Mulry with TMG ... Hour after hour the roar was relentless, as one Oz Rock icon after another took to the stage to celebrate a life in music, their performances were given extra edge by the occasion and by the indefatigable audience ... It was a night of stellar singers and powerhouse bands reformed or still rocking dispensing blistering and sometimes unexpected sets ... Sadly, the benefit was to be Ted's last public appearance, but the ailing star watched with pride and joy from the wings as a generation of Australia's finest performers did him proud and said "thanks".. + Informações

John Paul Young - 40th Anniversary Concert ,Comedy Theatre Melbourne 4-5-12. + Informações

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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1982: John Paul Young's promo-video for the single 'Oh No No' (July, 1982). Artist's Origin: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Artist's Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Track: Oh No NO Album: non album single Composed By: Produced By: Label: Chart Position: Release Date: July, 1982 Link: - en.wikipedia.org - www.nostalgiacentral.com - www.milesago.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1982 1982 Australia Early Eighties 1980's 1980s 80's 80s Extended Tags: Elm Tree Musical Terms: Disco, Light, Romantic, Pop, AM, Aussie, Old Australian singer-performer-solo-artist-act. + Informações