- by his
stage name ****
Diamonde, was an
Australian b**** guitarist. He was a
founding mainstay member of the Easybeats.
Diamonde, with the group, was inducted...
-
George Young was Scottish-born; lead
guitarist Harry Vanda and b****ist ****
Diamonde were Dutch-born. The band
formed at the
Villawood Migrant Hostel. The families...
- A
diamante poem, or
diamond poem, is a
style of
poetry that is made up of
seven lines. The text
forms the
shape of a
diamond (◊). The form was developed...
-
Migrant Hostel, and his
compatriot Dingeman van der
Sluys (later ****
Diamonde). This
introduction was
arranged by
their first manager, Alan Kissick....
- Easybeats, in late 1964,
himself playing rhythm guitar alongside ****
Diamonde (born
Dingeman Vandersluys) on b**** guitar,
Gordon "Snowy"
Fleet on drums...
- a
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pearle stode the...
- very
limited when the band were at
their peak.
Easybeats b****ist ****
Diamonde, who was also a
Dutch Australian,
would help him
learn English. By 1966...
- and
Scottish -
formed The Easybeats:
Stevie Wright (lead vocals), ****
Diamonde (b****),
Gordon Fleet (drums),
Vanda (lead guitar,
backing vocals) and Young...
-
Vanda - vocals, lead
guitar George Young - vocals,
rhythm guitar ****
Diamonde - vocals, b****
guitar Snowy Fleet - vocals,
drums Production Team Ted Albert...
- guitar,
backing vocals George Young –
rhythm guitar,
backing vocals ****
Diamonde – b****
guitar Gordon "Snowy"
Fleet –
drums Shel
Talmy –
producer Glyn Johns...
