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Brett Ford (1959-2007) was a drummer and songwriter best known for his stint in legendary Australian rock group Lubricated Goat. Throughout the 1980s, Ford played drums in a number of prominent Australian rock bands, including The Kryptonics and X (with Ian Rilen of Rose Tattoo). In 1987 Ford and his then wife, Melanie Greensmith established the rock couture fashion label Wheels and Doll Baby.
After divorcing Greensmith in the early nineties, Ford moved to Melbourne where he continued to play music (including irregular, drunken busking performances on Brunswick Street) before moving back to Sydney in 2004, where, as The Brett T. Ford Clinic, was rumoured to be working on an album entitled Retox: The 13th Step. According to Brett's family he died in early August 2007. He was rumaging through his little box of memoirs ,letters and keepsakes. He was found in feotal position kneeling over his memories on the floor of his apartment in Melbourne.
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