Original Musicby Thomas Tycho

(The Australian guitar-based surf pop group The Atlantics make an uncredited appearance as the band at a dance at the army base, see below, and see their wiki here).

Tommy Tycho was a well-known Hungarian-born pianist, conductor, composer and arrange, who specialised in television work, acting as the Seven network's music director for its first fifteen years, from 1956 to 1971. He has a wiki here. His own website became inactive after he suffered a stroke in 2008 at the age of 80.

There is a transcript of an extended interview with him on the ABC's Talking Heads in 2005 here.

The soundtrack music for the film was released on LP by Festival,showing the television-inspired origins of Tycho's work for the featurefilm:

LP (Stereo) Festival SFL-933,141

Composed and Conducted by Thomas Tycho

SIDE 1: Main Title: You Canʼt See Round Corners (3'00")Margieʼs Theme (1'50") In The Park (2'40") Army Training (3'00") AWOL (1'30") Robbery (2'10")Disco Theme (3'03")

SIDE 2: Myraʼs Theme (2'30") To Manly With Peg (3'30")Myra To Manly (3'15") Flight From Kings Cross (00'50") Nightmare (1'30")The Final Round (00'50") Reprise: You Canʼt See Round Corners (2'38")

A 45 was also released featuring star Ken Shorter:

45 Festival FK-2782 1969Frankie's Theme - vocal Ken Shorter

The Atlantics in their guest appearance at the army dance: