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Discography
- Bakery. Momento. Astor, 1972. LP.
- Bakery. Rock Mass for Love. Astor, 1971. LP.
- Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs. Live At Sunbury. Havoc, 1973. LP.
- Fatty Lumpkin. “Millionaire”/ “Don’t Knock My Boogie.” Clarion Records, 1973. 7” Single.
- Sid Rumpo. First Offense. Mushroom Records, 1974. LP.