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The Haze.
Hoy-Hoy!; Steve Smith, Frank Lang, Trapper.
Room to Groove.
Red Fin.
Rebel Yell, (left to right) Ron Keelan, drums; Lui Lewis, guitar; Joe Gambiraza, keyboards; Simon Boomer, bass; Claude du Mort, lead vocals; Jacqueline Taylor, backing vocals.
Chad Romero.
Gospel singing group Invitation; Malcolm Plenty of Clarence Park; Robyn Plenty of Clarence Park; Marian Woodlands of Flagstaff Hill and Alan Attwood of Coromandel Valley.
Image; Greg Cook, Fred Wieland, Mick Flinn, Mike Holden.
The Iguana.
The Iguana was a group from Melbourne. Formed in 1967 and disbanded approximately 1969.
Pieces.
Not as sweet and innocent as they look, John the Beast (front) and friends Todd Evans, Michael Heslop, Adam Keane.
Jacob's Well members Glen Cannon with John and David Owens, from Elizabeth Grove, set to rock the crowds at this weekend's Christian music festival, Ninevah.
Part of the JJ Hammer line-up from left: Craig Richards (bass), Stan Koritni (guitar and slide); and "Trapper" (drums).
Rock'n'roll band Juke Box Jive will play at Glenelg RSL Club this Saturday, September 17.
The Joe Fish Band.
Rubber Candy.
The Runaways.
Riff Raff.
Rock n Roll Rebel, (left to right) Steve Johnston, Mark Smith, Dave Brogden.
Rhythm Nation.
Rosie and the House Rockers.
Running Wild.
Rock'n'Roll Rebel / Gear Jammer; Steve Johnston, Mark Smith, Dave Brogden, Alex McLeod.
Lessie Does, (left to right) Andrew Lang, vocals/guitar; Nick Robertson, bass/vocals; Matt Baker, guitar; Jeremy Owen, drums/vocals.
Red Angel Panic.
Riff Raff.
Push Button Sun.
The Radics.
Rob Reily with his Rubettes who will be playing at Colonnades Tavern this weekend.
