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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. [1]
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
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10. Sept. 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.
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9. Mai 2013 · The Breakaways with Howard Morrison. 3 members of The Breakaways: Midge Marsden, Dave Hurley, Dave Orams. Photo credit: Dave Hurley Collection. The Breakaways on Johnny Cooper's Talent Show, Masterton 1965. Bari and The Breakaways just after they moved from New Plymouth to Wellington: Tim Nuku, Bari Gordon, Midge Marsden and Bryan Beauchamp.
4. Feb. 2014 · The Bitter End, Christchurch, 1967. On vocals is Peter Hall; at right is Glyn Mason on lead guitar. The January 1967 single Single Man, written by Peter Hall, Allan Bateup and Dave Longmore. The crowd for The Bitter End at the Upper Hutt Rugby Gym. Photo credit: Photo by Wilfred Revelle Jackson.
