Pinky Beecroft

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Beecroft in a photo taken from the Machine Gun Fellatio album Bring It On!
Beecroft in a photo taken from the Machine Gun Fellatio album Bring It On!

Pinky Beecroft (born Matt Ford 1968) was the lead singer and song-writer of Sydney band Machine Gun Fellatio until 2005, when the group split up. He is the current lead singer of Pinky Beecroft & The White Russians.

He has made a number of appearances on the ABC television series The Glass House.

He is a long-time friend of Tim Freedman, the lead singer of The Whitlams. He collaborated on the lyrics of the Whitlams song "No Aphrodisiac" (credited as Matt Ford).

Under his birthname, Matt Ford, he has written for a number of TV series, incuding Farscape, Stingers, Love is A Four Letter Word, Medivac, Wildside, GP and Sweat.[citation needed]

He was the producer of ABC TV's Love Is A Four Letter Word.[citation needed]

His short stories were featured in the marketing campaign for the most recent Elle MacPherson lingerie range.[citation needed]

He hosts the World 9-Ball Championships on ABC-TV.


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