エリーゼのために
Aside from James they also backed visiting rock 'n' roll singer, Johnny O'Keefe, or local pop vocalist, Bev Harrell, at suburban dances. In May 1965, without James, they released an instrumental single, "Furry Legs", which McFarlane felt was, "[a] parody of Beethoven's famous classical piece "Für Elise"." James left the group and, after moving to Melbourne in early 1966, formed the Bobby James Syndicate.