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| − | '''Iced Tea''' is a band mentioned in Canadian-American author Gordon Korman's 1980 teen novel '''''Who is Bugs Potter?'''''. | + | '''Iced Tea''' is a band mentioned in Canadian-American author Gordon Korman's 1980 teen novel '''''Who is Bugs Potter?'''''. They are also mentioned in the 1983 sequel '''''Bugs Potter: LIVE at Nickaninny'''''. |
'''Whirlwind von Helwick''' plays drums in this band. | '''Whirlwind von Helwick''' plays drums in this band. | ||
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| + | Iced Tea is Bugs' all-time favourite band. | ||
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| + | Their songs include: | ||
| + | * ''Getting Busted'' | ||
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| + | Their albums include: | ||
| + | * ''Manhole to China'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 9 January 2025
Iced Tea is a band mentioned in Canadian-American author Gordon Korman's 1980 teen novel Who is Bugs Potter?. They are also mentioned in the 1983 sequel Bugs Potter: LIVE at Nickaninny.
Whirlwind von Helwick plays drums in this band.
Iced Tea is Bugs' all-time favourite band.
Their songs include:
- Getting Busted
Their albums include:
- Manhole to China
"Great idea," agreed Bugs enthusiastically. "I’ve got to pick up a tape of the new Iced Tea album, Manhole to China. Whirlwind von Helwick is on drums, you know."
Notes
- Gordon Korman, Who is Bugs Potter?, (Toronto: Scholastic Canada, 1980), p.97, ISBN 0-590-42791-1
- Gordon Korman's website page for Who is Bugs Potter?
