SOUTHERN 'RORA (Guitar Instrumental) (The Joy Boys cover) BT from Phil & Andrew McGarrick

Southern 'Rora was by The Joy Boys of Australia, it was a hit for them in 1962.
I used my CV Stratocaster for this instrumental through the Line 6 Podxt
Thanks to Phil and Andrew McGarrick for the Backing Track and introducing me to this tune.
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A little info about The Joy Boys:

Col Joye's backing band, The Joy Boys (formed in 1957), included his brothers pianist Kevin and bass player Keith. The rest of the lineup was lead guitarist Norm Day, rhythm guitarist Dave Bridge, saxophonist Laurie Erwin and drummer Johnny Bogie. The band backed Col Joye on his many hits, but they also released several of their own singles, many of which charted, especially in Sydney where nine made the Top 40 from 1960 to 1963. They also had several Top 40 entries in the other major capital cities. ''Smoky Mokes'' was their biggest hit, followed by ''Southern 'Rora'', an original instrumental in honour of the Southern Aurora, a new Sydney-Melbourne express train


The Southern Aurora train between Sydney and Melbourne was launched in 1962. It ran until August 1986. when it was superseded by The Sydney Melbourne Express.