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==Hell's Belles==
 
==Hell's Belles==
Hell's Belles were originally [[Vanessa Carnivale]],[[Alida Steemson]] and [[Maria Eaton]] all of whom sang vocal harmonies.
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Hell's Belles were originally [[Vanessa Carnivale]], [[Alida Steemson]] and [[Maria Eaton]] all of whom sang vocal harmonies.
They became a quartet with the addition of [[Jane Hakaraia]]. When Maria took a break to have a baby she was replaced by [[Tania Smeaton]].Soon after Vanessa Carnivale left and was replaced by [[Penny Bousfield]].
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They became a quartet with the addition of [[Jane Hakaraia]]. When Maria took a break to have a baby she was replaced by [[Tania Smeaton]]. Soon after Vanessa Carnivale left and was replaced by [[Penny Bousfield]].
 
  ==The Hamiltones==
 
  ==The Hamiltones==
The Hamiltones were [[Paul Tregilgas]] (drums), [[Andrew Dean]] (bass) and [[Chris Paki]] (guitar); who were later joined by [[Stan Jagger]] (also on guitar), and in turn joined by [[Martin Fisher]] (also on guitar) and Adrian Scott(Bass).<br><br>
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The Hamiltones were [[Paul Tregilgas]] (drums), [[Andrew Dean]] (bass) and [[Chris Paki]] (guitar); who were later joined by [[Stan Jagger]] (also on guitar), and in turn joined by [[Martin Fisher]] (also on guitar) and Adrian Webclaw (Bass).<br><br>
  
 
Hell's Belles and the Hamiltones played covers of '60s girl groups, and were together between 1999 and 2001.
 
Hell's Belles and the Hamiltones played covers of '60s girl groups, and were together between 1999 and 2001.

Revision as of 22:28, 2 January 2008

Hell's Belles

Hell's Belles were originally Vanessa Carnivale, Alida Steemson and Maria Eaton all of whom sang vocal harmonies. They became a quartet with the addition of Jane Hakaraia. When Maria took a break to have a baby she was replaced by Tania Smeaton. Soon after Vanessa Carnivale left and was replaced by Penny Bousfield.

==The Hamiltones==

The Hamiltones were Paul Tregilgas (drums), Andrew Dean (bass) and Chris Paki (guitar); who were later joined by Stan Jagger (also on guitar), and in turn joined by Martin Fisher (also on guitar) and Adrian Webclaw (Bass).

Hell's Belles and the Hamiltones played covers of '60s girl groups, and were together between 1999 and 2001.

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