the line-up was reduced to Nutter, Crosbie, Bailey and Noonan. In 1985 after several appearances on TV's Hey Hey It's Saturday, Bailey and Nutter stayed to live in Melbourne a while, where Bailey played drums in an Afro Reaggae Band called 'Randy and JahRoots' featuring Ghanaian star Randy Borquaye and drummer-congero Dezzy 'Animal' McKenna from the tv show Hey Hey It's Saturday. The Dugites signed to Mercury/PolyGram and released their third album, Cut The Talking, in April 1984. Three singles were released from the album, "Cut the Talking"/"Michael and Rodney", in November 1983, "Juno and Me"/"Everything Must Change" in April 1984, which reached No. 60 on the Australian Singles charts, and "It Ain't Like That"/"All That I Want" in August. Following the release of the album the band added Peter Kaldor on saxophone and John Crosbie on trombone and trumpet to the line-up for touring purposes, but at the end of 1984 the group disbanded. When the ABC's Sydney 'youth' radio station Double Jay was launched in 1975, Skyhooks' "You Just Like Me Cos I'm Good In Bed" was chosen as the opening song played on air, specifically because it had been banned by Australian commercial radio. When Double Jay switched bands to FM in 1980, The Dugites' "Gay Guys", which had also been banned by commercial radio, became the first song to be played by Double Jay's successor, 2JJJ-FM Triple J. Members Lynda Nutter – vocals, percussion (1978–84) Gunther Berghofer – guitar, vocals (1978–83) Peter Crosbie – keyboards, vocals (1978–84) Clarence Bailey – drums, vocals (1978–84) Philip Bailey - bass vocals (1978–80) Paul Noonan – bass, vocals (1980–84) Andrew Pendlebury – guitar (1982–83) Robert Fallovic - guitar (1983) Paul Williamson - saxophone (1983) Snakefish The Dugites were asked to be one of a number of Perth bands of the 1970s and 1980s to be part of 2004's Old Day Out in Fremantle. Nutter recruited Perth keyboard player Kathy Travers and guitarist Richard Leach to join with Dugites members Clarence Bailey and Phil Bailey. The Old Day Out gig was a success and led to a new band, Snakefish, with Nutter on vocals, Clarence Bailey on drums, Phil Bailey on bass with Cathie Travers, piano accordion, and Richard Leach on guitar. Discography Studio albums Compilation albums EPs Singles Awards and nominations TV Week / Countdown Awards Countdown was an Australian pop music TV series on national broadcaster ABC-TV from 1974–1987,