Rattling Sabres

Rattling Sabres were a five-piece band based in Australia.

Their major claim to fame was a single released in 1987 titled "All Fired Up",[1][2] which charted nationally, peaking at No. 94 on the Australian Singles Chart. The song was covered by Pat Benatar a year later, becoming a world-wide smash. Regrettably EMI could not keep up with demand at the time, and there was a long delay before the next batch of vinyl came through. By this time, the hype was gone, and so too was another Australian Band.

Band members included:

Kerryn Tolhurst also was in The Dingoes. He also produced an album for Russell Crowe's band 30 odd foot of grunt.

References

  1. ↑ Sydney Morning Herald, 24 December 1987, "Rattling North" by Anne Howell
  2. ↑ The Age, 12 February 2003, "The Culture – Lost songs" by Claire Halliday

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