DARRYL COTTON AND THE ROCKA FELLAZ

Certain formulas for success cannot be improved on and this is certainly the case for this much sought-after band.

A great deal of fun, energy and talent make it happen - as they say.

Over the past five years the guys have toured extensively and continue to make new friends right around Australia.

The musical blend spans the age barrier and this is one of the key factors in the band's popularity: everyone enjoys the music, the gags and the good vibes the boys put across.

For your ball, club, function, party - whatever - the band will appeal. Musically, everything from 50s to the 90s will ensure everyone has a good time.

Some of the career highlights to date:

• Melbourne Tennis Centre, Flinders Park
• New Year's Eve - Melbourne Hyatt
• Red Nose Ball                             
• Royal Children's Hospital Ball
• St Kilda F. C. Grand Final Breakfast
• Carlton F. C.                                  
• North Melbourne F. C.                  
• Richmond F. C.
• Extensive tours of S.A. and Adelaide
• Season at Twin Towns Services Club, Coolangatta
• Ansett Airlines Ball                          
• Radio Time Club Ball
• C.U.B.           
• Safeway Ball
• Melton Festival                                   
• Rich River Golf Club
• Harness Racing Board                                            
• M.L.C.
• Qantas Ball   • Hyatt Resort Coolum
• Many Debutante Balls          etc, etc

So please consider DARRYL COTTON AND THE ROCKAFELLAZ

DARRYL COTTON AND THE ROCKAFELLAZ Personnel Biography

DARRYL COTTON

Back in the year 1993 Darryl Cotton celebrated 25 years as a professional entertainer. Quite an achievement when you consider the unreliable nature of the business he has chosen as a career.

The years have seen him pursue and succeed in numerous facets of the entertainment business such as singing, songwriting, acting, theatre and television.

Public life for Darryl began in 1968 as a founding member of Australian rock group, Zoot. Along with Rick Springfield, Beeb Birtles and Rick Brewer, they managed to capture the heart of many a female fan in the late 60s and early 70s and will no doubt go down in Australian rock history as one of our pioneer groups. Particularly memorable is their award-winning version of the Beatles `Eleanor Rigby', which still manages airplay over 20 years after its creation.

Following Zoot, Darryl ventured overseas, basing himself in Los Angeles where he worked consistently as a singer/songwriter, with chart success in the UK, South America, Europe, Asia and the US, as well as performing with such artists as Olivia Newton-John, The Osmond Brothers, Shaun Cassidy and Cliff Richard. His songwriting credits include Donny & Marie Osmond, Engelbert Humperdinck and The New Seekers.

In 1978, Darryl headed home with the release of his single, `Don't Let It Get To You', and once again established himself as part of the Australian music and entertainment industry. An album, `Best Seat In The House', and a number of successful solo singles followed, including the self-penned National Top 10 single, `Same Old Girl', which earned him the award for Best Solo Male Performance in 1980 - exactly ten years after Zoot had the same award for a group.