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. A number of their recordings were prompted by different requests for film and TV soundtrack submissions. This gave Stardust Five its underlining theme – songs with a visually evocative feeling.

Personnel

* Paul Kelly – guitar, vocals * Dan Kelly - guitar * Peter Luscombe – drums * Dan Luscombe - guitar, keyboards, vocals * Bill MacDonald - bass

Discography

Albums

* '' Stardust Five'' – March 2006

Singles

* "Pussy got your Tongue" - 2006

References

External links

Stardust Five Bio

Stardust Five article - Rhythms magazine

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