Johnny Rebb
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Rebb began as a country & western singer and was signed with Leedon Records and was dubbed the "Gentleman of Rock" by disc jockeys of the time.[3]
He also replaced Johnny O'Keefe as the MC of Saturday Rock while O'Keefe was in the USA. In the 1960s, with the onslaught of rock'n'roll, Rebb began singing in the band The Atlantics and became their lead singer.[4]
Singles
- "Johnny Be Good" / "Rebel Rock" - Columbia, 1958
- "Think Me A Kiss" /"Love Ville" - Coronet, 1960
- "Lonesome Road" / "We Belong Together" - Leedon, 1960
- "Hey Sheriff" / "Noeline" - Leedon, 1960
- "How Will It End" /"There You Go" - Coronet, 1960
- "Anytime You Want Me" / "She's Just Another Girl" - Coronet, 1961
- "Billy Blue Shoes" / "Letter A Day" - London, 1962
- "Got Over It" / "Secret" - CBS, 1963[5]
References
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Further reading
- Sydney Morning Herald obituary
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