May 28,  · Label: Columbia - SCXM • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: New Zealand • Genre: Rock • Style: Prog Rock The La De Das - The Happy Prince (, Vinyl) | Discogs /5(2).

Dec 23,  · Label: Columbia - SCXO • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: Australia • Genre: Rock • Style: Prog Rock The La De Das - The Happy Prince (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(8).

Apr 29,  · The Happy Prince, an Album by The La De Da's. Released in June on Columbia (EMI) (catalog no. SCXO; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Pop, Progressive Pop.3/5(1).

The seeds for the La De Das THE HAPPY PRINCE were sown very early on in , long before Pete Townsend's TOMMY and Ray Davies' ARTHUR were even conceived, unfortunately it would be two years before it was finally tiorezurolebu.wildepofunlauporterpterthehydmendtof.co members Bruce Howard and Trevor Wilson were talking of a rock opera as early as and started writing material early in Author: The La De Das.

Apr 18,  · The La De Das - The Happy Prince () Aside from Ray Columbus & the Invaders, the La De Das were New Zealand's most popular rock group of the '60s. As big fish in a very small pond, their work doesn't hold up to scrutiny in the company of the era's top American and English tiorezurolebu.wildepofunlauporterpterthehydmendtof.co: D&J.

Intro: A2: Covered In Gold: A3: Ruby For The Lady: A4: Come And Fly With Me: A5: The La De Das: The Happy Prince ‎ (LP, Album) Columbia: SCXM New Zealand: SCXM The La De Das: The Happy Prince ‎ (CD, Album, RE) Columbia: SCXM Australia: Unknown: Recommendations Related news: Kathie Baron Accompanied By Prince And.

The Happy Prince is a studio album by the New Zealand rock band The La De Das, released in June It was the third album from the group and is often cited as the first Australian and New Zealand concept album.

Apr 06,  · Most people remember Auckland's La De Das for classic r'n'b 60s rock such as How is the Air Up There? and Don't You Stand in My Way, two songs which established them as the Rolling Stones of our hometown. There was much more to them, but this album seemed to pass most people by. Even before Pete Townshend wrote Tommy, band members Bruce Howard and Trevor Wilson were talking .

“The Happy Prince never dreams of crying for anything.” “I am glad there is some one in the world who is quite happy,” muttered a disappointed man as he gazed at the wonderful statue. “He looks just like an angel,” said the Charity Children as they came out of the cathedral in their bright scarlet cloaks and their clean white pinafores.