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According to Richard Burgman, the band chose the name because it represented 'bright, happy, young, fun'. The band's first public performance was on 15 August 1980, supporting The Lipstick Killers and Me 262, and it quickly became popular in the Sydney band scene.
Richard Burgman joined The Saints and then Weddings, Parties, Anything before choosing a new life in Canada, working in I.T and as a guitar teacher. Jeremy Oxley meantime, formed The Fishermen and The Chinless Elite (releasing a single and mini-album respectively) before, in 1987, reviving the Sunnyboys name with an all-new band (even including ...
17. Feb. 2023 · The career of Sunnyboys maybe didn't go as planned, but it is a "job well done" for guitarist Richard Burgman. Today, the band are remembered as heroes of Aussie rock music. In the ten years since their return from a 21-year hiatus, Sunnyboys arguably achieved as much, if not more, as their original lifespan.
30. Apr. 2014 · Between roughly 1980 and 1984, the band – singer and guitarist Jeremy Oxley, his brother Peter on bass, Bil Bilson on drums and second guitarist Richard Burgmann – were a flaming meteor across the Australian music landscape, adored by fans and critics alike.
24. Apr. 2016 · The recent re-emergence of the Sunnyboys on stages around the country has been a genuine feel-good story. Between roughly 1980 and 1984, the band – singer and guitarist Jeremy Oxley, his brother Peter on bass, Bil Bilson on drums and second guitarist Richard Burgmann – were a flaming meteor across the Australian music landscape, adored by fans and critics alike.
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10. Jan. 2023 · The story of the Sunnyboys - Double J. By Dan Condon and Caz Tran. Posted 9 Jan 2023. When legendary Australian rock'n'roll band Sunnyboys got together over 40 years ago, things happened quickly. "We got on straight away, and we clicked musically straightaway," guitarist Richard Burgman tells Double J's Caz Tran.
