The Good Old Days of Rock 'n' Roll

Bob McKinnon presents
LITTLE PATTIE - DIGGER REVELLE - JADE HURLEY - DINAH LEE and LUCKY STARR

PIONEERS of the Australian Rock ‘n’ Roll era join together for the first time in over 60 years in an exciting and memory riddled show “THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL”.

From television shows including Johnny O’Keefe’s “SIX O’CLOCK ROCK” and Brian Henderson’s “BANDSTAND” so many talented performers and recording stars were born.

This WONDERFUL REVIEW OF MEMORIES from those days is the “cream of the crop” who have survived over 70 years of continuous performing and who, between them, have recorded dozens of hits which they will perform as only each performer can, taking every member of the audience back in time to where it all started.
In the “GOOD OLD DAYS OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL”, you will re-live all the FABULOUS ORIGINAL HITS from the HIT MAKERS themselves LITTLE PATTIE, DIGGER REVELLE, JADE HURLEY, DINAH LEE and LUCKY STARR.

Little Pattie’s debut single He’s My Blonde Headed, Stompie Wompie, Real Gone Surfer Boy, was released in November 1963 when she was just 14. It reached number two on the Sydney music charts. 

Dinah Lee is a New Zealand-born superstar whose international number one hits include Don’t You Know Yockomo, Reet Petite, and Do the Blue Beat.

Jade Hurley, dubbed by Johnny O’Keefe as Australia’s King of Country Rock, has achieved gold, platinum or double platinum status in both Australia and New Zealand with every record he ever released.

Lucky Starr is an Australian pioneer of rock ‘n’ roll, pop and country music. His most popular single, I’ve Been Everywhere, appeared in early 1962 and peaked at number one.

Digger Revell was credited with pioneering rock ‘n’ roll in Australia. He has performed with some of the greats, including Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell and Johnny O’Keefe.

Reviews

“… a good time show, happy memories, congratulations to you all. Let the good times roll.” 
- - Kevin Jacobsen OAM - International Entrepreneur, Sun 15 Sept 2024 Showroom Twin Towns

“I’m not sure when and where The Good Old Days of Rock 'n' Roll will next be staged, but if the 686 people who filled the auditorium [at The Pavilion Performing Arts Centre Sutherland] and gave rousing ovations had their way, it will be sooner rather than later.” 
- Ron Lee, Sydney Chic Magazine, 2 March 2024. Full review - https://www.sydneychic.com.au/post/theatre-review-the-good-old-days-of-rock-n-roll  

Little Pattie

Digger Revelle

Dinah Lee

Jade Hurley

Lucky Starr