The Inbetweens - Inbetweens (Reissue) (1976)

Defying the teeny bopper image foisted on them by their promoter after winning the 1970 Battle of the Bands, The Inbetweens became a mainstay of the club and pub rock circuit, and released classic tracks that have stood the test of time. Their memory is preserved on four singles, a handful of New Zealand compilations and two 1976 albums of original material, the second only seeing daylight in 2014 as part of the Stebbing Studios digital collection.
The original schoolboy trio began in Dunedin in 1967 and featured Tony Rabbett, his younger brother Paul, and their schoolmate Roland Farmer. The group morphed over a dozen years, with the McCarthy brothers Chris and Neville joining in the mid-70s to deliver a heady mix of prog rock, glam and funk to packed houses at Auckland clubs and the nation’s pubs.