The Sweet Peach label was established by producer Jimmy Stewart and Denis Whitburn at Adelaide’s Gamba Studios. It had a short lifespan of approx three years, but it was quite a prolific label, with over forty singles, one EP, two “maxi-singles” and ten LPs with one being Australia's first pop double album.
Jim Stewart produced all the Adelaide recordings, and Denis Whitburn styled and produced the artwork, and the pair combined their efforts on marketing and development. After they moved operations to Sydney, they involved musician Doug Ashdown in a co-production role as James Stewart and Doug were writing for many of the acts. Doug Ashdown was also one of their first signings, contributing several singles and the “Age Of Mouse” double album.The label would go on to record and produce Fraternity's first album called "Livestock" that features Bon Scott in his pre ACDC glory.
Jim Stewart produced all the Adelaide recordings, and Denis Whitburn styled and produced the artwork, and the pair combined their efforts on marketing and development. After they moved operations to Sydney, they involved musician Doug Ashdown in a co-production role as James Stewart and Doug were writing for many of the acts. Doug Ashdown was also one of their first signings, contributing several singles and the “Age Of Mouse” double album.The label would go on to record and produce Fraternity's first album called "Livestock" that features Bon Scott in his pre ACDC glory.
