Beginnings LP Review
By Allan Webster – Juke Magazine 27/5/1978
Beginnings In Store Poster
LRB And The Self Fulfilling Success Prophecy
By Anthony O’Grady, RAM Magazine – 5/5/1978
Axiom – If Only…
A1 Father Confessor
A2 Hold The Phone
A3 Sailing Ships
A4 Talking About It
A5 My Baby’s Gone
B1 Time And Time Again
B2 Longest Day
B3 Georgia By Morning
B4 Matter Of Time
B5 Little Ray Of Sunshine
All Tracks Written By Brian Cadd & Don Mudie
Axiom – A Little Ray On Sunshine (Move)
Axiom appeared on Vince Lovegrove’s Move TV show, shot live to air from studio 1 doorway in the courtyard next to the old Adelaide Studio 9 on Tynte Street.
Axiom – Fool’s Gold
A Fool´s Gold
B Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow
Written By Brian Cadd & Don Mudie
Axiom – My Baby’s Gone Happening 71′
Axiom performing the single ‘My Baby’s Gone’ on the ATV-0 program Happening 71 – broadcasted in 1971.
Axiom – My Baby’s Gone (Move)
This clip for ‘My Baby’s Gone’ was filmed live on Channel 9 Adelaide’s pop/rock show “Move” with Vince Lovegrove.
Axiom – My Baby’s Gone
Axiom had their third and last Aussie hit in early 1971 with the first single lifted from the LP, “My Baby’s Gone” . Axiom filmed a promotional clip for the song, one of the first such clips made in colour in Australia. Given that Australia wasn’t to get colour TV for another four years, this was clearly done with overseas markets in mind. When released in January, the single did extremely well — it was Top 10 by February, peaking at #8. B side Hold the phone
Axiom – Same Old Country Song & Statue Of Liberty
Axiom returned to Australia for a few months in November 1970 and then headed back to England in February 1971. They appeared on GTK in early 1971 to perform ‘Same Old Country Song’ and their version of ‘Statue of Liberty’, which Glenn Shorrock would take to his later bands Esperanto and Little River Band.