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David Orams is a New Zealand bass guitarist and vocalist. He was, briefly, the first bassist with Little River Band in 1975. He was replaced by Roger McLachlan before the band started to tour and record.
Little River Band formed in March 1975 in Melbourne as a harmony rock group with Beeb Birtles on guitar and vocals, Graham Davidge on lead guitar, Graeham Goble on guitar and vocals, Dave Orams on bass guitar, Derek Pellicci on drums and Glenn Shorrock on lead vocals.
Dave Orams. Dave Orams was the original bassist for the Little River Band, also joining in 1975. Like Graham Davidge, his time with the band was short-lived, limited to the early stages of the band’s development. Orams helped lay down the foundational bass lines that shaped the band’s early musical direction. Ric Formosa
Murray Loveridge. Peter Blake. Rodger Fox. Geoff Culverwell. Billy Brown. Harry Leki. Peter Cross. The Quincy Conserve (commonly known as Quincy Conserve) was a New Zealand group that were active from 1967 to 1975. Originating from Wellington, they were one of the biggest bands in the lower North Island.
10 de sept. de 2020 · The new Mississippi convened in Melbourne in February 1975 with ex-Quincy Conserve bassist Dave Orams and future-Goanna guitarist Graham Davidge. Their name-change came about as they carpooled to a gig and passed the Little River exit. Shorrock suggested “Little River” as a possible song title.
9 de may. de 2013 · Since emerging from the Taranaki province onto the Wellington pop scene in late 1964, Bari and The Breakaways – Bari Gordon (lead guitar), Keith “Midge” Marsden (rhythm guitar), Dave Orams (bass) and Bryan Beauchamp (vocals and drums) – had steered clear of obvious chart fodder. 1966 ad for Timaru's Downtown Nitespot, owned by Eddie Brookes.
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