Originally Posted by BongoJazz

dunno where we got the ska jazz tag lol thats not how we see it but no worries thanks for the rap. In those days it was more urban kick but we all shunned any label. Labels are bad mmmkay. lol making people move was really our thing. not like some bands who play for a specific beat ie to make the audience do some new dance etc more so the audience treated us like they were at a great big bbq in the sun with beer and good tunes yanno happy stuff.

nowadays we dont chase the sales or the airplay and there are around 40 diff musos over time. we just have fun and the rest is looked after by puter nerds in melbourne. And this is not promotion I have 2 young bands Im mentoring (gawd help them) so if that was my bag thats what I would do. As I said I am here to hang out with like mindeds and am keen to talk with anyone who collects vintage gretch axes as i have a few and vinyl I have a collection of 45k records goin back to bakerlite 78's

so there thats me