The Masters Apprentices
Members of the ARIA Hall of Fame since 1998, The Masters Apprentices formed in
Adelaide, Australia, in 1965. The initial lineup featured vocalist Jim Keays,
drummer Brian Vaughton, bassist Gavin Webb, and guitarists Mick Bower and Rick
Morrison, and this version of the band scored a major Australian hit with its
first single, "Undecided," which climbed to Number 13 in Australia. Following
several notable changes in personnel, The Masters Apprentices released a
self-titled debut album in 1967 and earned additional Top 40 hits with "Buried
and Dead," "Elevator Driver," and "Brigett...
