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Skyhooks
Skyhooks formed in Melbourne in the early 1970s, drawing from the raw energy of pub rock. Their lineup included Greg Macainsh on vocals, Shirley Strachan on...
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Skyhooks formed in Melbourne in the early 1970s, drawing from the raw energy of pub rock. Their lineup included Greg Macainsh on vocals, Shirley Strachan on guitar, Bob Young on guitar, Peter Starkie on bass, and Freddie Strachan on drums.
They kept playing and recording through the decade, putting out tracks such as 'Mercedes Ladies,' 'Over The Border,' and 'Women In Uniform.' Their sound mixed rock and blues influences with the straightforward drive of pub rock.
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