SINGLES
Velvet Underground:
Feb. 2 1970
"Somebody To Love" b/w "She Comes In Colours" (Festival FK-3466)
Produced by Spencer Lee
Ted Mulry:
Feb. 23 1970
"Julia" b/w "So Much In Love" (Parlophone A-9057)
Produced by Tony Geary
Entered the Australian Top 100 Singles Chart on March 30 1970
Peaked at #24 and was on that chart for 13 weeks
"Julia" recorded and released in New Zealand by The Kal-Q-Lated Risk on HMV (HR 420)
"Julia" recorded and released in South Africa by Ken J Larkin on Trutone (TOS 835)
Dec. 14 1970
"Falling in Love Again" b/w "Louisa" (Albert Productions AP-9338)
Produced by Ted Albert
Entered the Australian Top 100 Singles Chart on January 4 1971
Peaked at #7 and was on that chart for 32 weeks
National #7 / Sydney #5, Melbourne #2, Brisbane #3, Adelaide #21, Perth #1, Hobart #7
Earned 1 Go Set Silver Disc Award for sales in excess of 25,000 units
Released in the UK on Polydor (2058-106)
Released in Mexico on RCA Victor (76-3303
Released in the USA on RCA Victor (74-0396)
Released in Japan on RCA (SS-2120)
Released in New Zealand on RCA Victor (74-0396)
Aug. 12 1971
"Marcia" b/w "I Love You" (Albert Productions AP-9605)
Entered the Australian Top 100 Singles Chart on September 6 1971
Peaked at #48 and was on that chart for 7 weeks
Nov. 18 1971 as Steve Ryder (Europe and UK release only)
"Ain't It Nice" b/w "Remember Me"
Released in the UK on Blue Mountain records (BM 1003)
Released in Germany and Netherlands on Blue Mountain Records (10 919 AT)
Released in Spain and Portugal on Blue Mountain Records (10 919)
Nov. 25 1971
"Memories" b/w "Remember Me" (Albert Productions AP-9723)
Entered the Australian Top 100 Singles Chart on December 13 1971
Peaked at #25 and was on that chart for 24 weeks
May 25 1972
"Ain't It Nice" b/w "If You Should Ever Change Your Mind" (Albert Productions AP-9911)
Produced by Ted Albert
Oct. 12 1972
"I Won't Look Back" b/w "Just Another Day" (Albert Productions AP-10023)
Produced by Ted Albert
Entered the Australian Top 100 Singles Chart on January 6 1973
Peaked at #83 and was on that chart for 2 weeks
Aug. 10 1981 as Ted Mulry & Friends
"Take A Look Inside" (Les Gock) b/w "Children" (Les Gock) (Albert Productions AP-528)
Produced by Sleeman, Gock and Whitaker in collaboration with the NSW Steering Committee of the International Year of Disabled Persons
Apr. 12 1999
"Stay With Me" Southland Music
Produced by Ted Mulry