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| − | ''Judge Hoffman'' were a seven-piece band who won the ''P and O Battle of the Bands'' in 1972. On Labour weekend 1972 the band broke the world non-stop playing record by performing for 72 hours at Hamilton's [[Tabla 2]] nightclub, located at 30 Barton Street. They were the resident band at Tabla 2, following the departure of [[Mandrake]]. | + | ''Judge Hoffman'' were a seven-piece band who won the nationwide ''P and O Battle of the Bands'' in 1972. In the Waikato final the band beat ''Rasputin'' (2nd), ''Parson Brown'', ''Back Alley'', ''Seed'' and four other bands. They won the national final on 4 November 1972. |
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| + | On Labour weekend 1972 the band broke the world non-stop playing record by performing for 72 hours at Hamilton's [[Tabla 2]] nightclub, located at 30 Barton Street. They were the resident band at Tabla 2, following the departure of [[Mandrake]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:54, 28 July 2019
Judge Hoffman were a seven-piece band who won the nationwide P and O Battle of the Bands in 1972. In the Waikato final the band beat Rasputin (2nd), Parson Brown, Back Alley, Seed and four other bands. They won the national final on 4 November 1972.
On Labour weekend 1972 the band broke the world non-stop playing record by performing for 72 hours at Hamilton's Tabla 2 nightclub, located at 30 Barton Street. They were the resident band at Tabla 2, following the departure of Mandrake.
Members[edit]
- Phil Randall - lead guitar
- Geoff Wright-St. Clair - vocals
- Mark Gregory - trumpet
- Peter Hatton - saxophone
- Gilbert Varella - bass, vocals
- Peter Cowan - keyboards
- Phil Knipe - Drums
