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There’s magic in the mix

IT’S not only the songs, but the names, of classic rock bands which merge to create the Little Steely Brothers.
The six-piece band combined the names of famous rock bands; the Little River Band, Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers and the Eagles to create the Little Steely Brothers.
The band consists of a group of musically gifted friends who combined their talents into one feet shuffling, shoulder bopping band who perform all your favourite songs from yesteryear.
Little Steely Brothers promise a night of iconic sound as they take you down memory road when they start the night with songs from Steely Dan, the Little River Band and the Doobie Brothers and close out the night with the Eagles.
The Little Steely Brothers will perform at the Tewantin Noosa RSL on Friday 4 December at 8pm. Entry is $10 for non-members and free for members. For bookings or to dial ‘n’ charge phone 5447 1766.

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