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''Robbie Laven'' was a member of Auckland band ''Moses of the Munks'' in the mid-1960s, before moving to Hamilton to attend Waikato University. In Hamilton he initially formed the [[1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band]] in 1971 and later [[The Red Hot Peppers]] c. 1975. He had a number of tracks released on the soundtrack to the movie Solo (mostly with his wife [[Marion Arts]]; 1978). He has recorded other albums with [[Marion Arts]] (as ''Robbie Laven and Marrion Arts'', or vice versa), including [[There's Two Sides to it]] (1981), [[the Lost Angel]] (1984), [[Childs Play]] (1988) and the [[Silver]] compilation (2000). | ''Robbie Laven'' was a member of Auckland band ''Moses of the Munks'' in the mid-1960s, before moving to Hamilton to attend Waikato University. In Hamilton he initially formed the [[1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band]] in 1971 and later [[The Red Hot Peppers]] c. 1975. He had a number of tracks released on the soundtrack to the movie Solo (mostly with his wife [[Marion Arts]]; 1978). He has recorded other albums with [[Marion Arts]] (as ''Robbie Laven and Marrion Arts'', or vice versa), including [[There's Two Sides to it]] (1981), [[the Lost Angel]] (1984), [[Childs Play]] (1988) and the [[Silver]] compilation (2000). | ||
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Revision as of 16:51, 22 July 2015
Robbie Laven was a member of Auckland band Moses of the Munks in the mid-1960s, before moving to Hamilton to attend Waikato University. In Hamilton he initially formed the 1953 Memorial Society Rock'N Roll Band in 1971 and later The Red Hot Peppers c. 1975. He had a number of tracks released on the soundtrack to the movie Solo (mostly with his wife Marion Arts; 1978). He has recorded other albums with Marion Arts (as Robbie Laven and Marrion Arts, or vice versa), including There's Two Sides to it (1981), the Lost Angel (1984), Childs Play (1988) and the Silver compilation (2000).
