Red House is an Australian rock band whom recorded the album "One More Squeeze" in the 1970s. Redhouse were a short-lived Australian rock band formed in 1975. Originally known as the Red House Roll Band. With Jack Green the sole surviving member the band became Redhouse in late 1975. The band comprised Green, John Dallimore, Jacques De Jongh & Gary Crothall. In July 1976 De Jongh left to join Hush. Graham Matters (vocals) & Gary Quince (guitars & keyboards) joined.
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Red House is an Australian rock band whom recorded the album "One More Squeeze" in the 1970s. Redhouse were a short-lived Australian rock band formed in 1975. Originally known as the Red House Roll Band. With Jack Green the sole surviving member the band became Redhouse in late 1975. The band comprised Green, John Dallimore, Jacques De Jongh & Gary Crothall. In July 1976 De Jongh left to join Hush. Graham Matters (vocals) & Gary Quince (guitars & keyboards) joined. In March 1977 Quince left to join Finch and was replaced by Robin Riley. Matters left the band in August 1977. Riley left in October and De Jongh returned briefly while Hush were off the road. In Dec 1977 Jack Green took over management of the band and Redhouse re-formed with a new line up of Dallimore, Crothall, Gary's brother Rick Crothall on bass and Joey Amenta (ex Taste) on guitar. Amenta left on March 1978 to join the Russell Morris band. Redhouse continued as a three piece for several months before calling it quits in late 1978.
