Talk:The Wrights
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I found these quotes on the HMV website:
"The idea with the Evie recording was to celebrate an Australian classic whilst enjoying a sense of community with fellow Australian artists. There are so many great and talented people playing in great bands in this country , and we don't get to hang out together enough let alone make music together, so it was really that simple. We wanted to create a new awareness of the careers of Stevie Wright and The Easybeats who wrote some absolute classics and were one of the first Australian rock bands to really excite people's imaginations and make them want to form their own bands. Of course the other part of the whole ideas is to raise some money for people who really need it; Stevie Wright who has had a pretty tough life since The Easybeats days, and for the Salvos who do great work looking after people in really tough situations." - Nic Cester [Jet].
"Evie Parts 1, 2 & 3 was such a great moment in Australian music history, so when I was asked to be involved there was no question about whether I was doing it or not. It's an honour to be involved in bringing this musical rite of passage to a new generation." - Phil Jamieson [Grinspoon]
Wasn't sure if they should be, or how they should be included.
