🎶 Bom Bom 🎶 Bom Bom is the flip-side to Eagle Rock, released in 1971 by Daddy Cool at the exact moment Australian rock music changed forever. Co-written by Ross Wilson and Ross Hannaford, Bom Bom captures the band’s raw, groove-driven rock ’n’ roll roots - loose, confident and steeped in 1950s rhythm and blues. While Eagle Rock smashed records with ten weeks at No.1, Bom Bom quietly rode along on one of the most important singles in Australian music history, heard in countless homes as Daddy C

It’s the song that launched a thousand trouser drops (but more on that later). Daddy Cool’s ‘Eagle Rock’, released in May 1971, began its historic nine-week run at number one on the Australian charts on July 10, 1971. While George Harrison’s ‘My Sweet Lord’ dethroned it on 11 September, it remained in the Top 40 for a staggering 25 weeks. This clip is a reconstructed version of a Daddy Cool ‘Eagle Rock’ promotional music video from 2013. It combines the most complete version of the original clip