Downunder was one a shortlived Australian Sixties labels -- it lasted only five months, from June to October 1966, and released just thirteen singles. It was set up by producer-engineer Ossie Byrne and producer-songwriter-entrepreneur Nat Kipner to release recordings they made at Ossie's St Clair Studios in Hurstville. All thirteen singles were manufactured and distributed by Festival Records.
The Second Thoughts
Rick and The Bad Boys
Derek's Accent
Kevin Bible and The Book
Wee Liz
Mal Clarke
Bip Addison
Sandy Summers
Ann Shelton
The Mystics
Barrington Davis
The Soul Agents
April Byron
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