Artist
The Black Sorrows
Melbourne, Australia · Formed 1983
The Black Sorrows is a music group from Melbourne, Australia, active since 1983. Their discography on Gatefold includes 2 records.
2
Albums tracked
8
In collections
1983
Since
Biography
The Black Sorrows are an Australian blues rock band formed in Melbourne, Victoria in 1983 by mainstay Joe Camilleri.
Current members (2026):
Joe Camilleri - vocals, saxophone, harmonica, guitar (1983–98, 2004–present)
James Black - keyboards, organ, piano, backing vocals (1991–93, 1998, 2004–09, 2019 - present)
Claude Carranza – guitar, backing vocals (1994, 2004–present)
- drums, backing vocals (1995-2013, 2019-present)
– bass guitar, backing vocals (2013–present)
Former members include:
Jen Anderson – violin (1989–93)
Michael Barker – percussion (1991–93)
Vika Bull – backing vocals, lead vocals (1988–93)
Linda Bull – backing vocals, lead vocals (1988–93)
– saxophone (1991– 98)
Jeff Burstin – guitar, mandolin (1983–93, 2004)
– guitar, backing vocals (1983–85, 1988–91, 1998)
George Butrumlis – piano accordion (1983–86, 1987 sessions)
– bass guitar (1986–88)
– vocals (2010)
Joe Creighton – bass guitar, backing vocals (1985 sessions, 1998, 2004–12)
– bass guitar (1983–84)
Steve Ferrone – drums (1994)
– bass guitar (1987 sessions, 1988–89)
Steve Hadley – bass guitar (1991–94, 2004)
– bass guitar (1998)
Peter Luscombe – drums, percussion (1985–93)
– backing vocals (2006–07)
– violin (1983–85)
– backing vocals (2006–07)
– bass guitar (1989–91)
Nick Smith – backing vocals (1985–88), lyricist (1985–present)
Kerryn Tolhurst – guitar, mandolin, tiple, keyboards (1994)
Paul Williamson – clarinet, saxophone (1983–84)
Andy York – guitar (1994)
Gary Young – drums (1983–84)
John McAll - keyboards, backing vocals producer (2013–2019)
Angus Burchall - drums (2013–2019)
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