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Pete Best Beatles - Alamein Train - 1980

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Pete Best Beatles - Alamein Train. eccentric Melbourne pub rock comedy act from early 80's. Gary Adams (Clip Clop Club), Johnny Topper (3RRR), Frank Savage, Rod Hayward & Jim Williams. Produced by Ted Robinson for Open Channel, shown on TV show Spin Off (Andrea Phillips Producer) on Ch 31.
related bands: Autodrifters, Leisuremasters, Pelaco Brothers, Armchairs, Relaxed Mechanics, the Whittle Family,

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  • 1:00 !

  • BIIG COLD CHISEL STAAARRT!!!

  • The drummer plays the bass-drum like Pete Best did. =)

  • awesome even as good as footscray...might get to the new gig at the pint on punt

    deb

  • Wow!!!!!

  • @martaTFF

    Yup - got the Gonks go beat single featuring their version of Crimson and Clover with a brilliant Johnny Topper monologue. You can catch up PBB Rod Haywood in Little Murders and Gary Adams in The Clip Clop Club.

  • UNFUNCKNREAL...GARY ADAMS IS GOD

  • Are you kidding!!?? Where has this video been hiding? Probably my fave line of all time in a song is "The rest of the world can go to hell 'coz I'm changing trains at Camberwell"

    Thank you so much for this.

  • Does anyone have the single Can you guess where I am calling f"rom?

  • Does anyone have anything from North 2 Alaskans?

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