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Claptomaniacs back in Tewantin

What do The Hollies’ Long Cool Woman, the Steve Miller Band’s Jet Airliner, Joe Cocker’s Unchain My Heart, Steely Dan’s Black Friday, and The Beatles’ Get Back have in common?

Answer: they’re all songs the five-piece Claptomaniacs band will include in their performance repertoire on Saturday 12 October at Tewantin Noosa RSL, from 8pm.

And, as anyone who knows the Noosa Shire-based band – and many do – the songs will be played with authenticity, precision and discipline, as always.

The band covers a range of transatlantic music from the late ’60s to late ’80s, and if these songs resonate from your era, you will love their show.

The RSL has a great menu and drinks list, along with a good dance floor, which is just as well because five minutes of listening to the Claptomaniacs and you’ll be looking for it!

It’s usually busy when these guys play, so best to make a table booking on 5447 1766 to avoid disappointment.

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