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It's been more than forty eight years since the  The Easybeats Coca Cola Spectacular  was seen on Channel 7, hosted by Billy Thorpe and telecast in July  1966, on the eve of the Easys' trip to the UK.  The show starred the Easybeats of course, and featured Janice Slater and Tony Worsley . It was a farewell to the Easybeats who were leaving for London's Abbey Road Studios. The show featured some great hits and artists of the time;  The EasyBeats; She's So Fine, Wedding Ring, I'll Make you Happy, I Can See, Sorry, Easy As Can Be, Someday Somewhere, In My Book, Come And See Her, Women, Too Much, For My Woman,A Very Special Man, Make Life Sweet with Coca Cola. Supported by; The beautiful Janice Slater; "We're Doin' Fine and If You Don't Think. Tony Worsley and The Blue Jays; Raining In My Heart and Knock on Wood. An enthusiastic live audience and fabulous group of dancers, ensured The Coca Cola Special captured the excitement that the band always gen...

It's been more than forty eight years since the  The Easybeats Coca Cola Spectacular  was seen on Channel 7, hosted by Billy Thorpe and telecast in July  1966, on the eve of the Easys' trip to the UK.  The show starred the Easybeats of course, and featured Janice Slater and Tony Worsley . It was a farewell to the Easybeats who were leaving for London's Abbey Road Studios. The show featured some great hits and artists of the time;  The EasyBeats; She's So Fine, Wedding Ring, I'll Make you Happy, I Can See, Sorry, Easy As Can Be, Someday Somewhere, In My Book, Come And See Her, Women, Too Much, For My Woman,A Very Special Man, Make Life Sweet with Coca Cola. Supported by; The beautiful Janice Slater; "We're Doin' Fine and If You Don't Think. Tony Worsley and The Blue Jays; Raining In My Heart and Knock on Wood. An enthusiastic live audience and fabulous group of dancers, ensured The Coca Cola Special captured the excitement that the ban...

Paul Wayne had all the ingredients to be a successful pop star. A powerful, gutsy singing voice, a personality and charisma to cut it with Johnny O'Keefe, Dig Richards and Johnny Devlin, and looks to scream for. Rocking tunes such as; "Don't Do That", Movin' Day", "I like It Like That", "Bye Baby Bye Bye", "Carol" and "Keep Walkin", to name a few, kept his teen idol status. Paul also recorded two successful covers; "Since I fell For You" (originally by Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra) and "That's All", A Nat King Cole single and That's All Right" by Arthur "Big Boy " Crudup. Paul and his wife Sharon now run a fantastic little restaurant by the sea at Copacabana, Central Coast, NSW, called the Sea Grill Restaurant - Great food by two of the best chefs on the coast, and great music.

Paul Wayne had all the ingredients to be a successful pop star. A powerful, gutsy singing voice, a personality and charisma to cut it with Johnny O'Keefe, Dig Richards and Johnny Devlin, and looks to scream for. Rocking tunes such as; "Don't Do That", Movin' Day", "I like It Like That", "Bye Baby Bye Bye", "Carol" and "Keep Walkin", to name a few, kept his teen idol status. Paul also recorded two successful covers; "Since I fell For You" (originally by Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra) and "That's All", A Nat King Cole single and That's All Right" by Arthur "Big Boy " Crudup. Paul and his wife Sharon now run a fantastic little restaurant by the sea at Copacabana, Central Coast, NSW, called the Sea Grill Restaurant - Great food by two of the best chefs on the coast, and great music. https://australianmusiclegends.blogspot.com/p/janice-slater.html...