He definitely brought a lot of excitement and love to the world and was a big help in putting his country on the world musical map.. Thanks for the good times Stevie.

Very happy he lived alot longer than others in the music industry. Bless your soul beautiful one.

Never forgotten. Always loved.👄❤

Knew Stevie as an energetic happy young fella when he worked at Gowing's,early 60's .RIP

Without passing judgements, there may be a whole list of circumstances, but I think it was sad that from the Easybeats, only Snowy made it to the service.

I'm reading a book at the moment on George Young from Vanda and Young the older brother of Malcolm & Angus Young of AC/DC and it mentions Stevie a lot, about his troubled life etc. I remember seeing him at the Vauxhall Inn at Parramatta in the late 80's and although he'd been through all that stuff he still rocked the house down. I remember playing pool at one stage but at the end of every song the whole pub would stop what ever they were doing (pool players as well) and give him a loud applause, he was fantastic even at that later stage in his career. I'll never forget that night, it was the first time I actually thought watching a band at a pub, gee he's bloody good! If I only knew what I do now I would have sat down and watched the whole set. But unfortunately sometimes life robs you of certain moments when you should stand and take it all in. Rest in Peace Stevie and sorry for playing pool while you sang you guts out, what a fool I was but I did clap at the end of every song! Thank You for your talent and god bless you my friend, what a legend!

I was so glad to hear and see Stevies son seemed to stay in contact-dam drugs some people cant get off like he said drugs had him

Although described by Paul Clarke in this clip as "the best frontman Australia had ever seen" (0:33), Stevie Wright was, of course, actually born in Leeds, England. There is no doubt that the Australian music scene of the 1960s was heavily influenced and inspired by both American and British rock and roll music. Without Stevie Wright and the Easybeats, Australian rock music would not have been brought to a worldwide audience.👍

He was so talented...... he's in Heaven with all the other greats we've lost..... Buddy Holly, Elvis, Amy Winehouse.... George Harrison, Kurt Cobain, Sinatra, Natalie Cole, David Cassidy, John Denver....

Why weren't they there when he needed them.

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For all you normie brainwashed corporate citizen out there.. Stevie at one stage was bigger than the Beetles... He was easily one of the Greatest Front Men in a music industry that was corrupt.... Sadly, Sadly extremely missed!