[1][2] This line-up recorded three tracks for a 6× extended play box set, Cooking with George – Mark Too, with Ian Davis producing at Australian Broadcasting Corporation Studio 621 in Perth.
[1] According to Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, the group performed "raw guitar trash and country-swamp rock [which] caught the attention of Citadel Records boss John Needham".
[1] After two national tours Pichler left to form his own rockabilly band, The Howlin MoonDoggies,[4] and was replaced by Russell Hopkinson (ex-Vicious Circle).
In 2019/20 Craig reunited with Jim Butterworth on bass (The Healers, Outstation, Zuvuya, Wild Palms and Tangled Star) and they enlisted Michael Newman on drums to form Magnets Have Souls.
Pichler also established his own label, Sexbeat Records, and appeared in feature films, Mission: Impossible 2, On Our Selection, and Fat Pizza: The Movie; and a TV series, Nightmares and Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King.