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| − | ''No Love Returned'' appears on the 1997 compilaton [[Picture This: A Collection of NZ Songwriters]] | + | *''No Love Returned'' appears on the 1997 compilaton [[Picture This: A Collection of NZ Songwriters]] |
| − | ''It ain’t me babe'' (with the [[ahmilton County Bluegrass Band]]) appears on 1970 compilation [[National Banjo Pickers’ Convention: Highlights 1970]] | + | *''It ain’t me babe'' (with the [[ahmilton County Bluegrass Band]]) appears on 1970 compilation [[National Banjo Pickers’ Convention: Highlights 1970]] |
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Revision as of 12:07, 14 October 2007
While based in Hamilton, Marion Arts was a member of the bands Swellsfoot Assembly, 1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band and The Red Hot Peppers. She had a number of tracks released on the sountrack to the movie Solo (mostly with Robbie Laven; 1978), including one track from the soundtrack on the b-side to the David Fraser Ochestra's Solo Theme. For a number of years based in Tauranga, she has also solo albums including Solo Collection (1992) and Songs of the Rings (2000). She recorded albums with Robbie Laven, her husband and former member of 1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band and The Red Hot Peppers, There's Two Sides to it (1981), the Lost Angel (1984) and Silver (2000).
Other Releases
- No Love Returned appears on the 1997 compilaton Picture This: A Collection of NZ Songwriters
- It ain’t me babe (with the ahmilton County Bluegrass Band) appears on 1970 compilation National Banjo Pickers’ Convention: Highlights 1970
