Young Modern

Young Modern began in February 1962 and became the 'bible' for Adelaide teenagers.
...young people everywhere in South Australia now have their very own magazine produced exclusively for them and not linked in any way with anything published for "squares". Editorial, volume 1 number 1, February 15, 1962.

The Twilights were one of the most popular groups in Australia during the 1960s. Members had undergone their musical 'apprenticeships' in groups such as the Checkmates, and the Hurricanes, playing shows at venues such as the Oxford Club and the Mogambo Club. Members included vocalist Glenn Shorrock, guitarist Terry Britten, Paddy McCartney vocals, bassist John Bywaters, Peter Brideoake guitar. Original drummer Frank Barnard played on the band's first five singles but left the group to remain in Adelaide. He was replaced by Laurie Pryor who had played with John E Broome and the Handels.

The Twilights released 15 singles (including a giveaway Bowling brings out the swinger in you), three EPs, two full albums and a Best of... between June 1965 to December 1968.

Glenn Shorrock continued his successful career as a performer and songwriter with Axiom, Mississippi and most notably, the Little River Band. Terry Britten has a had a very successful career as a songwriter, writing hits for Cliff Richard and Tina Turner, and will of course be remembered for his Twilights hits 9:50 and Cathy come home.