Autumn was an Australian pop music band formed in 1969 with Glenn Beatson on drums, Rick Graham on bass guitar, Greg Jacques on organ, Steve McMurray on guitar and Tony Romeril on lead vocals.
Autumn had top 40 hits with "Looking Through the Eyes of a Beautiful Girl" (January 1971), "She Works in a Woman's Way" (February) and "Falling" (May).
[1][3] An English singer, Leapy Lee, also issued a cover version, as did Melbourne-based group Jigsaw.
[1][6] They were also the backing band for Dave Allenby, a cabaret singer, who issued a cover version of UK group Edison Lighthouse's "She Works in a Woman's Way".
[1] Also in that month they formed their own company, Collage, in equal share with their business manager Graham Farrell, "to produce and promote its own records and related products.
[1] After splitting Beatson, Marshall and McMurray formed a UK group, Mecca before relocating to Canada.
[1] Graham and Romeril reformed Autumn in Sydney in 1976 with James Caulfield on keyboards, Dave Hallard on guitar, and Con Westaberg on drums; but disbanded soon after.