Buffalo Drive Rockin' SA
BUFFALO DRIVE are presenting their 4th Adelaide Fringe show, "Rockin' SA", playing songs from their upcoming original-music album, "Any Ole Time", along with a tribute to SA Recording Artists over the decades including, The Vibrants, The Master's Apprentices, Zoot, Mississippi, Fraternity and The Angels.
★★★★★ "Tuff & Pandemonium" Margaret Legedza
★★★★★ "Fabulous music by a group of incredibly experienced muso’s who make rock'n'roll and everything in between look easy and sound like a rock concert!" Craig Hearne, Facebook
★★★★ "After fifty years, the band proved that they could still deliver a show full of energy, fun and no small amount of musical prowess." Ken Grady, Upside Adelaide
Presented by: Buffalo Drive
1970’s Adelaide band ‘Buffalo Drive’, evolved from a local acoustic folk quartet, ‘The Henchmen’, four mates featuring strong vocal harmonies and acoustic instruments; guitars, banjo, mandolin and double bass. They decided to go electric, brought in a lead guitarist, drummer and Hammond organist and became a 6-piece national touring and recording rock band, whose music evolved from the rollicking folk of the 50s via popular covers of 60s/70s hits to original songs with a feel-good, sing-along vibe, including local chart success, 'Life's Been Good To Me'.
50 years on, 5 original members have regrouped to relive and present the songs, the joy and the fun times!
Reviews & Fringe Feed Reacts
The first set was impressive for the surprisingly high quality of the band’s vocal harmonies. It was a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon - Ken Grady, Upside Adelaide
I loved every moment of the show and highly recommend it to all who want to learn about a slice of Adelaide’s music history. - Margaret Legedza, Facebook
Fabulous music by a group of incredibly experienced muso’s who make rocknroll and everything in between look easy and sound like a rock conc - Craig Hearne, Facebook
It was a wonderful evening of music intertwined with anecdotes; you could really feel the lifelong mateship between the band members - Margaret Legedza, Adelaide Fringe Reviews