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− | ''Garth Porter'' was a Hamilton born musician, best known for being the keyboard player of Australian pop band ''Sherbet''. ''Porter'' co-wrote many of the bands songs, including their | + | ''Garth Porter'' was a Hamilton born musician, best known for being the keyboard player of Australian pop band ''Sherbet''. ''Porter'' co-wrote many of the bands songs, including their 1977 hit "Howzat". |
− | In Hamilton ''Porter'' was a member of [[Swellsfoot Assembly]]. | + | In Hamilton ''Porter'' was a member of [[Swellsfoot Assembly]], before moving to Australia. |
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+ | ==Bands== | ||
+ | *Swellsfoot Assembly: 1969 | ||
+ | *Samael Lilith: 1969-1970 | ||
+ | *Toby Jugg: 1970 | ||
+ | *Sherbet: 1970-1980 | ||
+ | *The Sherbs: 1980-1984 | ||
+ | *Stevie Wright Band: 1986 | ||
+ | *Alex Smith and The Volunteers: 1989 | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== |
Revision as of 23:14, 12 March 2014
Garth Porter was a Hamilton born musician, best known for being the keyboard player of Australian pop band Sherbet. Porter co-wrote many of the bands songs, including their 1977 hit "Howzat".
In Hamilton Porter was a member of Swellsfoot Assembly, before moving to Australia.
Bands
- Swellsfoot Assembly: 1969
- Samael Lilith: 1969-1970
- Toby Jugg: 1970
- Sherbet: 1970-1980
- The Sherbs: 1980-1984
- Stevie Wright Band: 1986
- Alex Smith and The Volunteers: 1989