Two players, a full band sound. PT 109 pair Peter Cook on lead guitar and vocals with Tony Allen on lead vocals and bass, and they use backing tracks for drums so the arrangements land the way the records do. Cook played with James Freud & The Radio Stars and Crakajak, Allen with the Tony Catz Band and Wild Catz, and Modern Girl is still in the set. So is a good stretch of everything else: Paul Kelly, The Beatles, The Eagles, Dragon, Icehouse, Steve Miller Band, Steve Earle, Dion, The Proclaimers, Pseudo Echo, AC/DC. Sixties through to nineties, aimed squarely at getting people up. Melbourne based, and a regular for morning melodies as well as night gigs.
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Songs PT 109 can play
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SONGS ARTISTTOO HER DOOR PAUL KELLYALL THE DUMD THINGS PAUL KELLYLYING EYES EGLESWAY OUT WEST JAMES BLUNELLSHOTGUN GEORGE EZRAMY GIRL THE DRIFTERSAPRIL SUN DRAGONWALKED IN THE ROOM SERCHERSCOME TOGETHER BEATLESWE CAN GET TOGETHER ICE HOUSELITTLE BIT ME MONKEYSRUN AROUND SUE DIONIM A BELIVER MONKEYSJET AIRLINER STEVE MILLER BANDMODERN GIRL JAMES FREUD & RADIO STARSACHY BREAKY HEART BILLY RAY500 MILE THE PROCLAIMERSSAW HER STANDING THERE THE BEATLESTHE WANDERA DIONOUTTA MIND OUTTA SIGHT THE MODLESCOPPERHEAD ROAD STEVE EARLEFUNKY TOWN PSEUDO ECHOTEENAGE DIRT BAG WHEATUSMUSTANG SALLY THE COMMITMENTSHIGHWAY TO HELL ACDCSCHOOL ACDCSWEET CAROLINE NEIL DIMONDYOU MAY BE RIGHT BILLY JOELHEY BABY DJ OTZIWAKE ME UP AVICIISISTER GOLDEN HAIR AMERICAWONDERWALL OASISLET EM IN PAUL MCCARTNEYWAGON WHEEL DARIUS RUCKERSEE YOUR FACE ANGLESFULSOM PRISON JOHNNY CASHPlus many more
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What to expect
The point of the night is getting people out of their chairs and singing along, and that is what the two of them aim for from the first song. With backing tracks filling in the drums, the arrangements land close to how you remember the records, so the recognition is instant. Expect a dance floor rather than a listening room. A daytime morning melodies crowd gets the same treatment as a party still going at midnight.