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A medical student, a hopeful TV director, a would-be electrical engineer and a prospective diplomat became college fraternity brothers not long ago at the University of West Beach in Adelaide. Between them, they own five guitars, a banjo, a bass fiddle, a drum machine and an absolutely boundless zest for singing. Naturally, they do folk songs. They still do, coast-to-coast, in concerts, nightclubs, on television and EC Records. In their own joyous fashion, they have enormous fun - which is the secret of all good singing. A medical student, a hopeful TV director, a would-be electrical engineer and a prospective diplomat became college fraternity brothers not long ago at the University of West Beach in Adelaide. Between them, they owned five guitars, a banjo, a bass fiddle and an absolutely boundless zest for singing. Naturally, they do folk songs. They still do, coast-to-coast, in concerts, nightclubs, on television and EC Records. In their own joyous fashion, they have enormous fun