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| − | ''The Red Hot Peppers'' were a | + | ''The Red Hot Peppers'' were a rock/pop group who formed in Hamilton c.1975. Initially they comprised [[Robbie Laven]] (muliple instruments), [[Marion Arts]] (vocals) (both formerly of [[1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band]]), [[Mike Farrell]] (guitar), [[Phil Baxter]] (bass) and [[Jim McMillan]] (drums). [[Hans Laven]] replaced ''Farrell'' on guitar while still based in Hamilton. During this time they released the album [[Tojours Yours]] and the single [[Dreams to Come]]. <br> |
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| + | After their initial releases failed to sell in large quantities, ''The Red Hot Peppers'' disbanded in early 1977. However, they soon reformed (late 1977) in Australia, comprising ''R. Laven'', ''Arts'', ''Farrell'', with new members ''Vaughn Mayberry'' (drums) and ''Pete Kershaw'' (bass). Three further singles and two albums were released. More information can be found here: [http://www.sergent.com.au/redhotpeppers.html] | ||
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Revision as of 11:33, 27 September 2006
The Red Hot Peppers were a rock/pop group who formed in Hamilton c.1975. Initially they comprised Robbie Laven (muliple instruments), Marion Arts (vocals) (both formerly of 1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band), Mike Farrell (guitar), Phil Baxter (bass) and Jim McMillan (drums). Hans Laven replaced Farrell on guitar while still based in Hamilton. During this time they released the album Tojours Yours and the single Dreams to Come.
After their initial releases failed to sell in large quantities, The Red Hot Peppers disbanded in early 1977. However, they soon reformed (late 1977) in Australia, comprising R. Laven, Arts, Farrell, with new members Vaughn Mayberry (drums) and Pete Kershaw (bass). Three further singles and two albums were released. More information can be found here: [1]
Releases
Dreams to Come single, 1976
Tojours Yours album, 1976
Tears of Silver single, 1977
Bright Red album, 1977
Ive Just seen a Face single, 1978
Stargazing single, 1978
Stargazing album, 1978
