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THE TECHNITIONS

THE TECHNITIONS

Scottish group, The Technicians, migrated to Brisbane in the 80s and had some chart success locally with their music releases through record labels Powderworks and Jade, and were published by MMA which was owned by rock outfit INXS. The...


Scottish group, The Technicians, migrated to Brisbane in the 80s and had some chart success locally with their music releases through record labels Powderworks and Jade, and were published by MMA which was owned by rock outfit INXS. The band broke up in 1987 and mutated into Steeltown.

Members

Andy Richmond (vocals), Malcolm Platt, Kat Livingstone, Terry Gidman (drums)



SINGLES

Hot for Love


15 JUN '87

#90

Clockwork Clown

'87

#96







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