The two Narara concerts have been quite literally two of my most poular articles. Each of them has attracted a large number of comments with people leaving their thoughts and memories of what were obviously very special events.
Recently Jeff White, who was at both concerts offered to send over some very rare photo’s and I’m pleased to present the first batch here. They are of the 1983 Narara concert.
Jeff has sent me quite a few sets of photo’s which I’ll be presenting here over the next few weeks. I’d like to give Jeff a huge thankyou for allowing us to post his collection here and I’d love it if you could leave a thankyou to Jeff in the comments section below. Stay tuned for more…
Cheers, Mark Gibson
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Great pics Jeff and thankyou for posting them…did you by any chance get any crowd shots to give everyone here an impression of how big these events were? I remember looking out from the stage and the crowd was staggering…
not from the stage back at the crowd like you could see had but there are some shots taken from the shower block on the hill looking down at the stage showing all the tents in between. Simply awesome sight. Do you have any shots from the back stage area at all?
unfortuately not Jeff, one of my biggest career regrets is not taking a camera everywhere I went…think I may have been a little to stoned to get that together…looking forward to seeing more.
I’m the same Rick. I hardly ever took a camera on tour even though I was a keen photographer. Dumb, eh?
I do have some good stuff but nothing like I should have got. Oh well…
Thanks so much for the memories, the pictures are fantastic…. Narara was one of the precious times of my youth …… thank you again!
I remember BEGGING my parents to go to Narrara with Jeffrey, i think i was about 13… he really wanted to take me there even though he was working…… i just wish so badly that my parents said yes as it would have been the last time i had seen my brother and had time with him….. anyway, what a great site and thanks for remembering Jeffrey… Lisa Merryweather