The Joy Boys : Shazam

From Bandstand (Australia), on an unknown date in 1960.
Col Joye's backing band, The Joy Boys, which included his brothers Kevin and Keith, released several of their own singles, many of which charted, especially in Sydney where nine made the Top 40 from 1960 to 1963. They also had several Top 40 entries in the other major capital cities. ''Smoky Mokes'' was their biggest hit, followed by ''Southern 'Rora'', an original instrumental in honour of the Southern Aurora, a new Sydney-Melbourne express train (1962, #5 Sydney #5 Melbourne #5 Brisbane #2 Adelaide). John Bogie died in 2012. Dave Bridge died in 2017.
Members:
Kevin Jacobsen (piano), Keith Jacobsen (bass), John Bogie (drums), Laurie Erwin (saxophone), Norm Day (guitar), Dave Bridge (guitar), Bruce Gurr (keyboards), Ron Patton (saxophone)
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The great Dave Bridge in the opening shot!

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Fanastic - love it

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happy chappys :)

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what is that bass?

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Those dancers are struggling with the time.

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Hilarious! The female dancer at the start of the song! 😂 And possibly the worst saxophone player in the world at that time!😂