The band formed as The Dream in 1967 when singers Alex Kadell and Jenny Johnson joined forces with a group called The Final Four.
Changing their name to New Dream in March 1969, the band signed with Festival Records and issued the singles Yours Until Tomorrow and Catching Up On Fun. Their first national hit was Groupie (March 1970).
Their next three singles, Soft Delights (May 1971), Candy Love (Sept 1971) and Turned 21 (March 1972) all made the Australian charts.
Alex Kadell Vocals Jenny Johnson Keyboards Jack McGrath Guitar Peter Nicoll Guitar Terry Stirzker Bass Mark Archer Drums Brian Holloway Guitar John Du Bois Bass Peter Reed Drums Graham Jones Bass
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