with the information for the UQ Mining and Metallurgy Association (MAMA). In 2010, Ross Wilson played at the UQ Union Oktoberfest event and prior to performing the Eagle Rock, thanked "UQ Engineers" for coming up with the tradition. In 2011, in a pre-recorded video message to the attendees of the UQ Engineering Undergraduate Society Ball, he also credited "UQ Engineering Students" as founding the tradition. The policy of the University of Queensland's Student Union states that no individual can be removed from the university pub, the Red Room, for dropping their pants whilst "Eagle Rock" is being played. Video The promotional film clip for "Eagle Rock" was shot on 16mm black-and-white film in 1971 by 23-year-old Melbourne filmmaker Chris Löfvén. It shows the band in Melbourne locations including South Melbourne, St. Kilda's Aussie Burger Bar opposite Luna Park and live shots from the 1971 Myponga Festival held in South Australia. A rarely seen experimental colourised version of the film clip was found and restored by the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA). in 2013. The newly discovered version features a 37-second section using colour filters printed onto colour film stock. This particular print, though never intended for screening, was possibly seen by teenage audiences of 0-10 Network (now Network Ten) pop music program Happening 71 throughout 1971. Track listing All tracks written by Ross Wilson unless otherwise indicated. 7-inch vinyl "Eagle Rock" – 4:09 "Bom Bom" (Ross Wilson, Ross Hannaford) – 2:33 12-inch vinyl "Eagle Rock – 4:07 "Daddy Rocks Off" – 4:34 "Bom Bom" (Wilson, Hannaford) – 2:34 Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Personnel Daddy Cool members Wayne Duncan – bass guitar, backing vocals Ross Hannaford – lead guitar, backing vocals Ross Wilson – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica Gary Young – drums, backing vocals Additional personnel Robie Porter – piano, steel guitar Jeremy Noone – saxophone (later became a member of Daddy Cool) Dave Brown – horn Additional credits Robie Porter – producer Roger Savage – engineer Parodies Australian comedian and singer Kevin Bloody Wilson wrote a parody of the song, "Me Beer's Cut Off", for his 2009 album Excess All Areas. References External links Listen to a clip of "Eagle Rock" and read more about the song on Australianscreen online "Majestic Fanfare" was added to the Sounds of Australia registry in 2010 1971 songs 1971 debut singles APRA Award winners Number-one singles in Australia Number-one