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Telethon - Split Enz (Maybe)
Television (Excerpts) – 1975
7 Apr 2015 - 12.53pm
it's not actually a trumpet you're hearing, it's played on the Moog by Eddie. Gillies had nothing to do with the Mental Notes recording.
26 Oct 2014 - 10.26pm
Saw them in Perth a few years ago, still awesome.
2 Nov 2011 - 08.31pm
Robert Gillies = Trumpet
16 Mar 2011 - 09.37pm
Buck a head His Majesties ... Mother Goose... Bertha...Dragon...Suburban Reptiles..Enemy...City Slitz....thank you and..
16 Mar 2011 - 09.25pm
Okay we give up ... Who did the trumpet?
20 Feb 2011 - 05.33pm
Mike@...just about everything was lip-synced back then...only the drums were live, as I remember.
12 Oct 2010 - 03.52pm
Noel Crombie ... Mr Bean's doppelganger.
11 Oct 2010 - 12.26pm
Yes but who did the trumpet solo? Lip-synchers!
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