Melbourne, three players, and a fair bit of history between them. Peter Cook is on lead guitar and vocals, having previously played with James Freud & The Radio Stars and Crakajak. Tony Allen sings lead and plays bass, formerly of the Tony Catz Band and Wild Catz. Brett Goodman, once of the Speedsters, drums and sings. The set runs through Modern Girl, I Wanna Be Your Baby, Come Together, Eagle Rock, Run To Paradise, Sweet Home Alabama, Copperhead Road and plenty more in that vein. Sound system and lighting come with them, and they hold general and products liability cover. Expect dancing.
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Songs The T.P.B Band can play
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Set 11 My Girl2 Too her door3 Way out west4 Come together5 Come back again6 Sweet dreams7 Walked in the room8 April Sun9 Your mamma don’t dance10 Eagle rock11 Substitute12 Run to paradiseSome kind wonderfulJohnny b goodBad case lovinSweet home AlabamaLay down Sally500 mile1 Copperhead road2 Wagon Wheel3 Guitars & Cadillac’s4 Back to country5 My little girl6 Walking7 Roll over lay down8 Saw her standing9 School days10 Memphis11 Bip bob lula12 Run around sue13 The wanderaAl right nowRocking all over worldThe last timeLand 1000 danceson the prowl1 Glad all over2 we can work together3 Modern Girl4 I wanna be baby5 24686 Gunn be some rocking7 Keep your hands8 Hush9 Mustang sally10 Funky town11 Play Funky music12 Sweet Caroline13 NutbushencoreHighway to hellsee your face
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What to expect
A night built for dancing, with a broad spread of songs chosen to keep people up rather than sitting down. The three of them arrive with the sound system and the lighting already sorted, so the room gets a proper stage look without you renting anything in. It is loose, loud and good natured, and the song choices lean on tunes a crowd recognises within the first bar. If you want a floor that fills early and stays busy, that is the sort of evening this is.