Comments on: Ted Mulry Gang (TMG)

By: MARK BLANCHARD

MARK BLANCHARD — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:35:03 +0000

hey lenore how are u and steve what are u two up to nowdays its mark bandanna

By: Georgie

Georgie — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 10:27:07 +0000

Does anyone know whether CD’s exist of any Ted Mulry Gang recordings. Have had no luck finding any.

By: Lenore Mulry

Lenore Mulry — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:14:01 +0000

For Dave Rixon,
Sorry but you won’t find a grave site for Ted as yet, He was cremated and in 2006 we spread his ashes. We are hoping to get a memorial stone for people to visit but it all cost money so bear with us and hopefully we can do it by the 10th aniversary.
I understand that some people need a place to visit but we (the family) have him in our hearts and memories.
Cheers

By: k.

k. — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:29:42 +0000

Love this site!! I was just listening to the radio and Jump in my Car was on. Bliss. It’s a happy day when TMG are on the radio. I saw Ted along with JPY twice in the 90′s. The best was the midnight show at Southbank – New Year’s Eve (Year ?). JPY was brilliant, but my fave moment was when TMG played “Crazy”. My friend & I were doing the “Crazy! Crazy!” arms-in-the-air move from Countdown, and then Ted looked at me. How embarrassing – I FROZE! Then he stopped playing!!! ARRRGH!!! I quickly started again with the arms-in-the-air move!! Then he smiled at me & started playing again. sigh. I was 10 years old all over again. Miss you Ted

By: Dave Rixon

Dave Rixon — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 06:57:59 +0000

I want to know any info on where Ted is buried or cremated.I tried to write a bio on “find a grave” and it was rejected as i didnt have any info on his grave.Ted was one of the greats and I saw him in Armidale town hall in 1976.the concert changed my life.”Rabbit” was on the bill.I was hooked on rocknroll.I saw TMG over twenty times through the years.I won a competition in the TMG fanclub and won a pair of his Handmade Satin flaired pants.THey are one of my prize possessions.
I still listen to the music.I like the TMG album the best as well as Struttin.Any info on where ted is would be good as Id love to visit him and pay my respects.

By: gary mcphee

gary mcphee — Wed, 19 May 2010 17:20:13 +0000

Saw TMG on their reunion tour at the Ettalong Beach entertainment centre in the 90,s and they were still as good as ever.
What a great night out and when I die “jump in my car” will be played at my funeral. I never get sick of listening to that song and it reminds me of my younger days cruising around on the prowl looking for a bit of fun.

Ted always came across as a nice guy who thoroughly enjoyed his time on the stage and there was nothing complicated or deep about the music; they were all just bloody great good time songs that made you feel happy.

By: Peculiar Clerk update from Peter Marples

Peculiar Clerk update from Peter Marples — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 01:21:42 +0000

[...] a 1000 plus in the crowd. We worked with many great bands including The Mentals, The Oils, Misex, Ted Mulry, Hello Sailor, The Reels, Laughing Clowns, The Elks, Lime Spiders, The Riptides, D-Minor and the [...]

By: Joel

Joel — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:00:55 +0000

Ted Mulry came from Manchester UK & decided Oz was a good place to live & write songs during his early solo acts…Thank God!. Ted was indeed a very good English songwriter/bass player along with band member & lead guitarist Les Hall, at an era when songs were well written & played. I have very fond memories of the Ted Mulry Gang-TMG, among many other good Rockin & Rolling bands at that time. Ted Mulry will live long in many people hearts & his music should lead & teach future young musicians who have an ambitions to be successful artists…as Ted & the gang were for many years… RIP Ted..you will never forget you.!

By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:01:54 +0000

Hi, I saw the Ted Mulry Gang in concert in Australia back in the 1970′s, they were fantastic and I wish to add my shock at the news that Ted Mulry died of a brain tumour, I had the opportunity to see the band three times and every time they were just a great band to listen to, I’ve got two of their albums and formed my own band where I sang and played the bass to their songs, but sadly my band broke up. I’ll never forget TMG and will always continue to listen to their music, RIP Ted, where ever you are.

By: Jennifer Stibbs

Jennifer Stibbs — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 03:22:08 +0000

TMG will always be my no. 1 band. Ted, you will live in my heart forever … RIP Ted, you were the best.

Jen