Eve Lamb
It’s not everyone who’s rocked live on stage with the best of ’em through the headiest days of pub rock and lived to keep getting air play in 2022.
One such die-hard rocker, however, is Chewton’s Glenn Braybrook, who just the other day had a significant personal epiphany.
“I realised it was 50 years, almost to the day, since I first played in public,” revealed the singer-songwriter, who’s played with bands supporting AC/DC, Jimmy Barnes, Cold Chisel, Rose Tattoo, Motorhead and Suzi Quatro… to name a few.
“I couldn’t believe I was that old! I went ‘Shit what happened?!’ Because musos don’t grow up,” mused Braybrook who, since ’81 has been a staunch member of old-school rock outfit Darkcide – on rhythm guitar and vocals.
So what’s a law-abiding musician – who saw out the ’70s and ’80s touring the nation dispensing sound sufficiently hardcore to please the likes of the Hells Angels, while intermittently supporting various major rock legends – to do to mark such an anniversary? … Read more in today’s Mail…