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Stampede, (left to right) Stef, Albert, Mick, Sam and Rob.
Slider.
The Serious Moonlights: Back row (from left): Phil Ryoch of Gilberton, Karen Inglis of Parkside and Tony Lavis of Magill. Middle row: Wayne Aldridge and Warwick Cheatle of North Adelaide. Front row: Rob Pippan of Salisbury East and Anthony Hubmayer of Semaphore.
Rock Band Special FX; Darrin Engelhardt, Phil Spruce, Stewart Simpson, Dianne Barrel, Malt McKenzie-Smith.
Spanish Caravan.
Singer David Gauci and Tom O'Donnell (keyboards) both of Woodville Synergy.
Spiral Dance.
Sticky Fingers.
'Sticky Fingers' band taken at the Heights High School, Modbury Heights. John Backer, lead vocalist, is wearing the 'Bose' T-shirt. To his left is bassist Kim Fishlock of Elizabeth.
Shuffle King Blues Band.
Slip of the Tongue, (left to right) Paul Kraack, bass/vocals; Colin Frick, lead vocals/guitar; Geoff Mower, guitar/harmonica/vocals; George Di Marchi, drums; Michelle French, lead vocals/keyboard.
Sinbolex band members
Members of the band Sinbolex: Kev (Kevin Le Leu), bass; Rowdy, vocals; Riff (David Knill), guitar; and Al (Alister McCallum), drums.
Rock band, Strutter, (left to right) Sam Giancaspro, Robbie Gentilcore, John Antonello, Vic De Casto and Tony Delorenzo.
The Swell Guys.
Streamlines.
The Somerfields.
Stampede.
Ggroovy pop-funk band, 7 Reasons Why.
Smash, (left to right) Darren Cooper, bass; Darren Woods, lead guitar; Pil, vocalist and Terry Pearce, drums.
Rock band Slider, (left to right) Mark Rizz, Paul Martini, Shane Savage, Garry Bown, Stewy Davidson.
Kick Start, (left to right) Darren Greenhalgh, Kym Farrell, Paul Hayes, Mick McClounan, Greg King.
Popular Adelaide revivalist band Spank You Very Much will bring its exciting and entertaining show to the south this weekend.
Sticky Bits.
Sensational Sidewinders band members Ken Cooke, Jo Jo Winterburn, Lindsay Owler and Simon Skinner.
The Satellites.
The Sharks, (left to right) Michael, Martin, Bruno, Peter, Alex.
Slate band members Cliff, Ziggy, Tracey, Erwin and Colin.
Sedan, (left to right) Steve Dmart, Vince Joungvery, Stan Koritni, Trevor Draper, Jaquie Ridler and Craig Richards.
Sioux City.
Chunky Custard.
Neptune Lolly Shoppe.
The band Neptune Lolly Shoppe had been together for three years, when this photograph was taken. They had started to attract large crowds eg 200-300 in Adelaide and were making inroads into the Sydney scene, touring there regularly. This picture was taken about a month before they were offered a deal with Warner Chappell. They played alongside Ratcat, Tall Tales and True, The Hummingbirds, Garyclail and the on u sound system, Richard Clapton, Tommy Emanuel, the 1993 Big Day Out, The Wonderstuff, Dire Straits, and The Hothouse Flowers. The group broke up in 1995. [from information provided by Andrew Matters].