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Hoodoo Gurus

Like the majority of bands, Australia’s Hoodoo Gurus were largely the merchandise of the influences; unlike many bands, nevertheless, the Hoodoos channeled their motivation from the huge entirety from the American pop ethnic landscape, sketching on such disparate resources as B-movies, poor sitcoms, and processed foods — in tandem with …

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The Divinyls

The Divinyls’ Christina Amphlett was probably the most active female performer Australia ever produced, aside from sent out in to the world. By using an ever changing Divinyls lineup, Amphlett and guitarist Tag McEntee produced a legacy of effective pop information. After running abroad to check out her preferred group, …

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The Frampton Brothers

Ed Masley, leader from the Pittsburgh-based music group the Frampton Brothers (non-e of whom, incidentally, are related by bloodstream or are actually named Frampton), will be the last great unheralded regular man in American rock and roll. Masley writes music in regards to the annoyances and obsessions of a normal …

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The Manikins

The Cheap Nasties were among Australia’s first punk rock rings, so when they split up in later 1977, they spawned two great rings that combined punk rock energy and classic pop melodies. One was the Researchers as led by Kim Salmon; the various other was the Manikins. Produced in 1978 …

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The Bangs

Formed in LA, California, USA, in 1981 through the ashes from the Colors. The line-up was Susanna Hoffs (b. 17 January 1959, Newport Seaside, California, USA; vocals/acoustic guitar), Vicki Peterson (b. Victoria Anne Theresa Peterson, 11 January 1958, Northridge, California, USA; vocals/acoustic guitar) and Debbi Peterson (b. Deborah Peterson, 22 …

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