The Snappers were an Australian rock band active during the 1960s, featuring Steve Douglas on vocals, Ian King on lead guitar, Dave Ralphs on bass, Del Taylor on rhythm guitar, and John James on drums. Operating primarily throughout the mid-to-late 1960s, the group contributed to Australia's emerging rock scene with their energetic live performances and tight instrumental arrangements.
While The Snappers predate the electronic and dance music era, their dynamic approach to rock composition and performance laid groundwork for the experimental attitudes that would later define Australian electronic music. The band's dissolution around 1968 marked the end of their recording and touring activities.
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**Note:** This biography reflects limited available information about The Snappers' electronic or dance music contributions. For optimal placement on a dance/electronic music platform, additional details about their studio recordings, notable tracks, or any electronic experimentation would strengthen their profile.
