Formed in South Australia in the mid-60s, they were a staple of Adelaide's inner-city basements and cellars, playing R&B and popular hits of the day. In 1966, they recorded their only single on the Leedon label, a cover of Willie Dixon’s ''I Just Want to Make Love to You.'' A popular band of the era, they moved to Melbourne in 1967 but didn’t last much longer. Originally managed by Melbourne entrepreneur Eddie Young, the band is featured on the Big Beat Cellar CD compilation series (Vols. 1 to 3) released on Nickoff Records. Vocalist David Harrison died in 1978, Brian Coghlan in 2023, and Mick Patterson in 2024.
Members
Brian Coghlan (keyboards), Ted Fry (bass), David Harrison (vocals), John Hilton (guitar), Mick Patterson (drums), Andy Wilkinson (vocals, harmonica), John Carne (bass)
Brian Coghlan (keyboards), Ted Fry (bass), David Harrison (vocals), John Hilton (guitar), Mick Patterson (drums), Andy Wilkinson (vocals, harmonica), John Carne (bass)

