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	Qwika - The Seekers
		Potger was later involved in putting together The New Seekers.
		The founding members of the Seekers, Athol Guy, Keith Potger and Bruce Woodley, made an appearance at the closing ceremony of World Expo '88, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, with Australian soprano Julie Anthony (as their lead singer in place of Judith Durham), to sing The Carnival is Over.
		The Seekers reformed, with the original lineup of Athol Guy, Keith Potger, Bruce Woodley and Judith Durham, during the 1990s and continue to tour as a nostalgia act in Australia and overseas.
	wikipedia.qwika.com /wiki/The_Seekers (878 words)

	Online edition of Sunday Observer - Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Keith Potger a member of the Seekers, the group that first stormed the UK charts in 1965 with Tom Springfield's I'll Never Find Another You and soon followed it up with many other hits which were the rage and the craze, and were on everybody's lips.
		Make sure you catch Keith Potger at the Gatsby's on New Year's Eve and enjoy his performance of the many hits from the Seekers and the New Seekers repertoire, as well as those from his solo debut album Secrets of the Heart which was released in Australia last year.
		A quick spool back to the early times and as we all know Keith Potger was a radio producer for the ABC which meant he had access to a recording studio and the newly-formed Seekers laid down demos which were released years later as The Seekers Golden Collection.
	www.sundayobserver.lk /2005/12/25/fea37.html (1047 words)

	Seen In Green
		"Keith Potger's job as a radio producer with the ABC meant he had access to a recording studio and facilities, even though he wasn't allowed to appear on television with The Seekers because ABC employees weren't permitted to hold second jobs.
		Years later, Keith Potger would strike a deal with the Philips label and those demo tapes would be released as The Seekers Golden Collection, much to the surprise of the rest of the group": (page, 43).
		The versions on this LP had extra instumentation added by Keith in 1969 and were mastered in Stereo.
	www.telinco.com /seekers/GOLDEN.htm (338 words)

	keith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Thankfully, the third, the less-heralded (by name at least, outside his native Australia) Keith Potger of the Seekers and Georgy Girl fame, has recovered his lost chords and released a long overdue CD, Secrets of the Heart.
		Words cannot do justice to the scintillating syrup of Keith's voice; it is everything Lightfoot had and more, and all that Billy Joel aspired to in his more mainstream ballads.
		The New Seekers and Jelly Bean Promotions are delighted to announce that Keith will be joining the group in a unique, one-off show which will take place on Thursday, March 15th at the Fairfield Halls, Croydon, as part of his UK tour next year.
	www.jellybeanpromotions.net /index_009.htm (0 words)

	Destination You :: Keith Potger :: OzTrax
		As a founding member of The Seekers, Keith is known throughout the music industry.
		In late 2002 Keith lost his voice when the group was planning its 2003 tour.
		Keith regained his voice and was able to complete the tour.
	www.abc.net.au /oztrax/stories/s1115645.htm (136 words)

	Lyn Paul website: New Seekers - Keith Potger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Keith Potger could not be pictured on the album sleeve as ABC employees were not allowed to have a second job.
		Shortly before this Keith had suffered the singer's nightmare of losing his voice, but with the help of a speech therapist he was able to sing again in time for the tour.
		Keith Clark took a look at Keith Potger's career in an article published a few days before his concert at the Mission Theatre in Bath on 20th March.
	www.lynpaulwebsite.org /NS-Potger.htm (2702 words)

	Keith Potger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Keith is the 'Dark Horse' of the legendary 60's group The Seekers, of which he was a founding member, now in the UK for a solo tour.
		He has given in to the clamorous demands from The Seekers'; huge fan base to arrange this tour and you will not be disappointed - over the last few years there us a much stronger element of 'folk' than ever before.
		His concert is eclectic, mixing country, folk, spiritual numbers and nostalgia and UK fans will have the opportunity to hear for the first time Keith's own compositions from his CD, 'Secrets of the Heart'
	www.redlionfolkclub.com /Potger.html (133 words)

	Lyn Paul website: New Seekers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Formed by ex-Seeker Keith Potger, the New Seekers were originally intended as Seekers sound-alikes.
		The result was a second album, Keith Potger and The New Seekers and a single, What Have They Done To My Song, Ma, which would provide the group with it's breakthrough hit.
		Keith Potger sang on the new line-up's first album but took a back seat as the group became successful.
	www.lynpaulwebsite.org /NSeekers.htm (1364 words)

	keithnews
		are delighted to announce that Keith will be joining the group in a unique, one-off show which will take place on Thursday, March 15th at the Fairfield Halls, Croydon, as part of his UK tour next year.
		Thankfully, the third, the less-heralded (by name at least, outside his native Australia) Keith Potger of the Seekers and Georgy Girl fame, has recovered his lost chords and released a long overdue CD, Secrets of the Heart.
		Words cannot do justice to the scintillating syrup of Keith's voice; it is everything Lightfoot had and more, and all that Billy Joel aspired to in his more mainstream ballads.
	www.spiralpromotions.com /keithspiral.htm (480 words)

	Keith Potger - Speakers Bureau @ ICMI
		Keith’s musical career started well before The Seekers first stormed the UK charts in 1965 with Tom Springfield`s ‘I’ll Never Find Another You’.
		He was a self-taught musician, playing the banjo, 12 string guitar and recorder, and with an eye to a musical future, he performed in two groups, The Trinamics and The Escorts.
		Keith was a radio producer for the ABC which meant he had access to a recording studio.
	www.icmi.com.au /Entertainer/Celebrity_Singer/Keith_Potger (136 words)

	Keith Potger Full Biography - Speakers Bureau @ ICMI
		(The story of Keith’s plight is amusingly depicted in the video of The Seekers’ BBC Farewell Concert of 1968, where Keith jokes around during one number in a variety of disguises – including standing on his head!) The band also released a single, ‘Waltzing Matilda’.
		Keith’s consummate musicianship was evident in the way he selected songs for The New Seekers and arranged them for five-part harmony.
		This is the audience for whom Keith’s music is a breath of fresh air; the fans who appreciate the man and his guitar (and boy, can he play that 12 string!).
	www.icmi.com.au /Entertainer/Celebrity_Singer/Keith_Potger/Biography (998 words)

	Artists @ The Gov: Keith Potger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Keith Potger’s musical career started well before The Seekers first stormed the UK charts in 1965 with Tom Springfield’s “I’ll Never Find Another You.” He was a self-taught musician, playing the banjo, 12-string guitar and recorder, and with an eye to a musical future, he performed in two groups, The Trinamics and The Escorts.
		Keith wanted to continue to perform the same kind of music, so, with business partner David Joseph, he formed The New Seekers.
		Keith’s consummate musicianship was evident in the way he selected songs for The New Seekers and arranged them for five-part harmony.
	www.thegov.com.au /artists/p/potger_keith.htm (846 words)

	news1003
		Keith said recently: “Getting to know the loyal fans who have supported The Seekers and now come to my performances is gratifying.
		Keith’s solo albums, “Secrets of The Heart” and the recently released “Sunday” will both be on sale at the tour venues.
		After a successful decade-long stint in Los Angeles, Frank Howson returned to Australia where he and Keith seamlessly combined their talents writing songs, six of which are on the SUNDAY CD and several of which will be heard on Frank’s upcoming feature film.
	www.patrick.jervis.btinternet.co.uk /news1106.htm (597 words)

	Country Arts SA: Media Release - 6 September 2006
		Keith Potger, founding member of the internationally famous Australian group The Seekers will perform original songs, Seekers hits, folk and country music and amusing anecdotes in Wirrabara, Port Lincoln, Cleve and Cummins at the end of September in a solo tour through Country Arts SA’s Shows on the Road Program.
		Keith is already known to countless music industry professionals and fans of The Seekers, through awards such as Australian Of The Year 1967, numerous Platinum and Gold Record achievements and concert tours that have kept the group’s image alive and well for over four decades.
		Keith Potger accompanies himself on his trusty 12 and 6 string guitars.
	www.countryarts.org.au /contact_us/05_09_06_keith_potger.html (396 words)

	The New Seekers - Pandora Internet Radio
		After the Seekers disbanded, guitarist/vocalist Keith Potger put together an otherwise completely new band in late 1969: female vocalists Eve Graham and Sally Graham (no relation), guitarists/vocalists Laurie Heath and Marty Kristian, and bassist/vocalist Chris Barrington.
		Potger christened them the New Seekers and produced their self-titled 1970 debut album, and while he did sing with them at first, he soon retired from both performance and production to become their manager, leaving them with no members of the original Seekers.
		His last appearance was on the ironically titled follow-up Keith Potger and the New Seekers, which was issued before the end of the year and featured numerous personnel changes; only Eve Graham and Marty Kristian remained, joined by singer Lyn Paul and guitarists/vocalists Paul Layton and Peter Doyle.
	www.pandora.com /music/artist/7be64e98032095e8 (740 words)

	The Seekers - Pop-Cult.Com
		They were The Seekers and comprised Judith Durham (born 3 July 1943), Athol Guy (born 5 January 1940), Bruce Woodley (born 25 July 1942) and Keith Potger (born 21 March 1941 in Sri Lanka).
		Their image and sound were nothing like the pop craze of the moment; they were too pop to be folk and too folk to be rock, but the group had found their niche.
		Athol, Bruce and Keith became The Seekers, with Ken Ray as their fourth member, after being part of different bands in high school.
	www.music.pop-cult.com /seekers.html (509 words)

	Hollick Wines :: Latest Hollick News
		Friday evening was a casual affair with the chefs producing a delicious range of tapas plates to choose from, such as zucchini and manchego fritters and grain mustard rubbed prawns in prosciutto, along with aged Cabernet Merlot and Ravenswood by the glass.
		Keith held the audience captive with a heart-rending version of 'Hallelujah' followed by 'Where have all the flowers gone?'.
		For two nights only, Keith will be performing hits from his new solo album, as well as some old classics from 'The Seekers' such as 'Georgy Girl' and 'I'll Never Find Another You'.
	www.hollick.com /news (1907 words)

	New Seekers
		The management was a combination of Keith Potger of The Seekers and an Australian TV producer called David Joseph.
		But as the New Seekers became their own entity, the concept was that the group should have two girls and not be at risk of one leaving and killing the group, which is what happened to The Seekers.
		And the vocal harmonies were very much the brainchild of Keith Potger, who had his own ideas for arrangements of vocal harmonies and was largely instrumental in putting our vocal harmonies together.
	www.loadofold.com /boots/new_seekers.html (0 words)

	eBay Australia - keith, Non-Fiction, CDs, DVDs items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Charles and Keith brown buckled size 41 heeled slip on
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	Shanty Town :: Keith Potger :: OzTrax
		Following the assistance of a speech therapist to cure his lost voice, Keith made a commitment to make demos of his songs in case anything similar happened again.
		Keith's following album is Sunday, the title inspired by the worship of the sun that brought with it the desire to commemorate its life encouraging properties.
		It could be the mythical end of the line but one is entitled to one's suspicions on hearing the opening notes.
	www.abc.net.au /oztrax/stories/s1846237.htm (155 words)

	Keith Potger - AOL Music
		Brief biography of Keith Potger, famous as a member of the Seekers and a founder member of the New Seekers.
		Keith and Nicola are delighted to announce their marriage on the 18th November 2006!
		Keith Potger (born March 21, 1941) at Colombo in Sri Lanka, is one of the founder members of the Australian pop-folk group The Seekers, in which he played...
	music.aol.com /artist/keith-potger/115376/main (147 words)

	Bruce Woodley at www.tangleddreams.co.uk - Looking for Great Remortgage Deals? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Back in 1964 Athol Guy, Keith Potger, Brushes Woodley and Judith Durham were playing in night clubs around and formed the New Seekers, Brushes Woodley continued song writing and Athol Jones, Eric W. Frew, Brushes Woodley, and Stephen M Jones, Ed LeMaster, and Bruce Woodley.
		Also Co-wrote brushes Woodley the song Network Brief biography of Keith Potger, famous ace to member of the Seekers and to founder to member of the New Seekers.
		From Australia came to folk group called the "Seekers" there were three boys and one girl, Athol Guy, Brushes Woodley and Keith Potger were the names of the male members.
	www.tangleddreams.co.uk /Bruce-Woodley.html (0 words)

	MILESAGO - Groups & Solo Artists - The Seekers
		Years later it was revealed that this mystery writer was actually Keith Potger, who had used the pseudonym to avoid causing jealousy within the band.
		Keith stayed in the UK, where he formed and managed The New Seekers, although he only only performed publicly with them for a short time and later handed over their management to others.
		Soon after Keith, several other founding members left the band and among the replacements was Australian singer Peter Doyle (1970-73) who had travelled to the UK in 1969 as a member of The Virgil Brothers.
	www.milesago.com /Artists/seekers.htm (4408 words)

	Virus Seeker -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Potger had led a rock’n’roll band in the late 1950s called The Trinamics, doing covers of Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran etc, while Athol had led a band called The Ramblers.
		Seekers considered all organised churches of their day to be corrupt, and preferred to wait for God's revelation.
		The idea was that the New Seekers would appeal to the same market as the original Seekers, but the type of music they performed was not as folk-influenced.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/161/virus-seeker.html (0 words)

	news1003
		(The story of Keith`s plight is amusingly depicted in the video of The Seekers` BBC Farewell Concert of 1968, where Keith jokes around during one number in a variety of disguises – including standing on his head!) The band also released a single, `Waltzing Matilda`.
		Keith`s consummate musicianship was evident in the way he selected songs for the group and arranged them for five-part harmony.
		The time was ripe for his own solo CD, and so in 2005 Keith Potger`s debut album `Secrets Of The Heart` was released.
	www.patrick.jervis.btinternet.co.uk /KP-Biography.htm (832 words)

	The Seekers
		The Seekers were formed by Athol Guy, double bass, and guitarists Keith Potger and Bruce Woodley, who all attended Melbourne High School.
		Keith Potger formed the successful group The New Seekers in the UK.
		Eventually Potger re-joined Woodley and Guy in reforming The Seekers in 1975 with Louisa Wisseling, then Julie Anthony in the 1980s, and then Karen Knowles, but the unique timbre and perfect pitch of Durham's voice was missing from their sound.
	www.artistopia.com /seekers (1559 words)

	(The other) Keith and Nic tie the knot - Carbone & Money - Opinion
		Potger took the plunge with actress Nicola Paull in front of six witnesses and a celebrant on Saturday on a platform overlooking Sixteenth Beach on the Mornington Peninsula.
		Given to billing themselves "The Other Keith and Nic" since Urban married Kidman, Potger and Paull have put plans for a honeymoon on hold while Keith pursues his burgeoning solo career.
		Keith Urban, a recovering alcoholic, was offered red wine on a Qantas flight last week.
	www.theage.com.au /news/carbone--money/the-other-keith-and-nic-tie-the-knot/2006/11/21/1163871402931.html (1172 words)

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