Whipper Snappers

Melodic, easy guitar pop was the weapon of preference for Australian music group the Whipper Snappers who released their debut solitary, “You Never Look,” in June 1988. They performed gigs around Sydney before showing up around the ABC-TV display THE AMOUNT OF MONEY or the Weapon where bands typically execute a cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.” Brad Shepherd from your Hoodoo Gurus changed guitarist Tim Eaton for his or her next solitary, “Sure Understand Something,” released within the Kiss tribute recording Hard to trust in 1990. The Whipper Snappers had been became a member of by guitarist Dave Metal and backing performers Annette Crowe and Pleasure Howard for his or her next launch, a cover of Russell Morris’ “Nice Sweet Like” (1990). The monitor also presented on the many Performers’ Mushroom recording Used and Retrieved By. Past due in 1991, Pleasure Howard remaining the music group and a fresh lineup of Steve Waters (keyboards), Christian Capabilities (acoustic guitar), Lara Goodridge (support vocals, violin), and Tim Seckold (drums) released the EP Observe My Finger, Observe My Thumb in August 1992. Their edition of “Stairway to Heaven” premiered later that 12 months, accompanied by their last EP, Dragster, in Dec 1993.