 Spin releases played an important part in Festival's business in that period, releasing successful albums and singles, including the 1969 hit single "Mr Guy Fawkes" by The Dave Miller Set, and the original Australian cast recording of the rock musical "Hair", which became the first Australian cast recording to earn a Gold Record award.Through Kipner, Spin was also able to secure the lucrative Australian release rights to the Bee Gees' Polydor recordings from 1967 until the Spin label folded in 1973.The early Spin releases were produced (or co-produced with Ossie Byrne) by Nat Kipner, or by noted producer-arranger Bill Shepherd, who accompanied the Bee Gees to the UK in 1967 as their musical director.