The Dynamic Hepnotics featured in the Australian movie Going Down in 1983. Their 1984 Live album contains an audible hissing noise as a fire broke out under the stage during the recording of the album at Melbourne’s Billboard Club. The noise was caused by the fire extinguishers.
Dynamic Hepnotics original pianist was rotund radio personality (and former Simon Townsend’s Wonder Worldpresenter) Jonathan “Jono” Coleman.
Continental Robert Susz
Vocals, harmonica Andrew Silver
Guitar Tim Martin
Sax Manuel Patti
Bass Richard Ruhle
Drums Bruce Allen
Sax Allen Britton
Bass Robert Souter
Drums Mike Gubb
Keyboards Mark Simmonds
Sax Dave Brewer
Guitar Peter Bishop
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