The Angels - 'Face To Face' 40th Anniversary - Episode 1 - The History

This year The Angels celebrate the 40th Anniversary of their album 'Face To Face’ by touring to play the record live from start to finish along with a whole slew of their other chart topping singles.
In the first of a weekly 12 part series of video interviews, this episode sees Rick & John Brewster discuss the overall history of how the album came to be as it unwittingly began a musical and producing partnership that would go on to see The Angels climb right inside the core of what was to become Australian pub rock.

[@HGP1965]

I was 15. Bought the LP via mail order. Still have it today. Wished I could have seen you boys live. Never got the chance but play your music almost daily. Rock on. Thank you for sticking it out.

[@terriquinlan7683]

Yes! If you get it right, it's right forever!
I have endless gratitude for The Angels. 💘🤟🍾💐

[@terriquinlan7683]

Legends.

[@fredo66able]

still holds pride of place in my collection, first record I ever bought as a 12 year old

[@chris3220]

Cant replace Doc

[@LtFrankDrebbin]

Exactly!

[@MrDocneeson]

This is it , folks. Over the top...

[@masteryoda498]

The legendary Brewster brothers, one of the best guitar duos ever, I’d rate them In the Malcolm Young (R.I.P), and Angus Young class of guitar duos.
The Angels, brilliant live Aussie pub rock band, saw them live several times, absolutely great live. It’s criminal how The Angels never blew up like AC/DC did.

[@PeterElla]

Took me back in time to the 70s

[@twelveytwelve]

Face To Face is wall-to-wall hits but, having paid zero attention to any of The Angels studio albums, I had no idea. I just knew they had an incredible backlog of songs.

[@digmacdiggydoo]

Angel City where I live.

[@calmandharmony]

Who are these guys ?

[@martymather6012]

Exactly

[@masteryoda498]

Rick and John Brewster of The Angels, one of the best guitar duos ever.