Billy T

Australian band of the 1970s. After the demise of Daddy Cool and Mighty Kong, Ross Hannaford formed Billy T with Joe Creighton in Queensland, and later joined up with Russell Smith (Company Caine) and Mick Holden (The Mixtures), playing a mixture of Reggae, Soul, Funk and Rock in Melbourne. They released 3 singles and one LP, titled 'No Definitions'. The name Billy T is a play on Billy Tea, a well-known brand of Australian tea.