The Ferretts

The Ferrets were an Australian pop / rock band from Melbourne and Sydney, which formed in 1975 and disbanded in 1979. Their second single, "Don't Fall in Love", was released in 1977 and peaked at No. 2 on the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart. Philip Eizenberg (guitar), Kenneth Firth (bass guitar, backing vocals), William "Billy" Miller (vocals, guitar) and David Springfield (guitar, backing vocals) formed The Ferrets and were soon joined by drummer Rick Brewer. Philip Eizenberg – guitar (1975–1977) Kenneth Firth – bass guitar (1975–1978) William Miller – vocals, guitar (1975–1979) David Springfield – guitar (1975–1979) Rick Brewer – drums (1976–1979) Jane Miller – backing vocals, keyboards (1976–1978) Pam Miller – backing vocals (1976–1977) George Cross – bass guitar (1978) Ric Petropolis – bass guitar (1978–1979) Albums Dreams of a Love (October 1977, Mushroom Records/Charisma Records) AUS No. 20 Fame at Any Price (October 1978, Mushroom Records) Singles "Robin Hood" (April 1977, Mushroom Records) "Don't Fall in Love" (July 1977, Mushroom Records/Charisma Records) AUS No. 2[5] "Janie May" (November 1977, Mushroom Records) AUS No. 25[5] "Are You Looking at Me" (April 1978, Mushroom Records) "This Night" (September 1978, Mushroom Records) "Tripsville" (January 1979, Mushroom Records)