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| − | ''Robert Smith'' played in a series of Hamilton bands from the mid- to late-1970s; ''Trident'' (1976), ''Deep Image'' (1977), [[Ice]] (1978-1979) and [[Young Lust]] (1979). In 1980 he formed his most successful band, [[The Bronx]]. He left this band in late 1982, which remained playing after his departure. He left Hamilton in 1985 for New Plymouth, initially forming ''The Candles'', followed by a string of other bands and solo recordings. Robert is the son of ''Houston Wells'', former | + | ''Robert Smith'' played in a series of Hamilton bands from the mid- to late-1970s; ''Trident'' (1976), ''Deep Image'' (1977), [[Ice]] (1978-1979) and [[Young Lust]] (1979). In 1980 he formed his most successful band, [[The Bronx]]. He left this band in late 1982, which remained playing after his departure. He left Hamilton in 1985 for New Plymouth, initially forming ''The Candles'', followed by a string of other bands and solo recordings. Robert is the son of ''Houston Wells'', former member of UK band ''The Marksmen'', who had a song "Only the Heartaches" that reached #18 in the UK charts in 1963 (seven weeks in the UK charts; also, #7 and 10 weeks in the Irish charts). |
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