Lucky toured the major hotel chains in Europe, Asia and the USA and performed with such success in Las Vegas, he was offered USA residency. Lucky featured on all the early television shows and is a true pioneer of Rock 'n Roll in Australia. During Johnny O'Keefe's absence, Lucky took over as compare of "6 O'clock Rock" and became a regular on "Bandstand" and "Sing! Sing! Sing!". His gigantic record "I've been everywhere" is one of the best Australian records of all time.

Bryan at 17 became the youngest person in the world to host his own television show "The Bryan Davies Show" on the ABC. He went on to become a regular on Sing! Sing! Sing!" and one of the family on "Bandstand". The first major satire television show in Australia was the "Mavis Bramston Show" and Bryan was a cast member for two years. "Dream Girl" was Bryan's number one hit and some of his others hits were "Five Foot Two", "I Don't Want To Be Alone", "Raincoat In The River", "Love and Money" and "10 Pin Bowling". Bryan was flown to the UK and based in London to record with Norrie Paramour.

Roland hails from Rockhamton Queensland and now lives on a farm south of Sydney. He is one of the few entertainers who bases himself at the keyboards. Roland has performed in 25 countries, been nominated five times for a "Mo' Award" and like Lucky and Bryan, was a Johnny O'Keefe discovery. "6 O'clock Rock" was Rolands first television show at age 15 and he has since made over 100 national television appearances in Australia. On the recording front, Roland is known internationally for his recordings, "Mule Skinner Blues", "Hello Josephine", "Birds & Bees", "Who put the Bomp" and his Gold Record, "Rolling with the Flow". Roland was such a success in Sweden, Stockholm and Malmo he was asked to base himself there and tour Europe. He did the same in Africa and the USA.