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- The_Politicians abstract "The Politicians were a rock/new wave/reggae band formed in Tokoroa, New Zealand in March 1981. Originally writing and performing their own songs with such titles as Shift worker,Teacher Teacher, Can't write a love song, Arabian girl, 5 Years time... Two of their singles were played on various NZ television shows, including Shazam and Radio with Pictures. They toured New Zealand for 5 years playing the hotel circuit. When Tim Armstrong left the band in May 1986 he went on to form The Kiwi Bandits. And The Tim Armstrong band. Which played at Zaks nitepub in HamiltonNew Zealand. The Politicians continued for almost another 10 years playing resident at Shakes niteclub in Hamilton now known as the Altitude. After their resident gig finished they carried on as a working bandand recorded a highly polished album entitled Test Pattern.Wa Kupa lives in Wairoa and Doug Pepperell is now in Perth Australia. Paul Alderton is still performing with the Paul/ Simon Duo. Campbell Hapi is playing gigs around South east Asia. Paul VanWering is teaching music and Guitar in Hamilton.Ian Jefferies has moved to Perth Australia, while Jeff Downey runs his own company, Downey Construction.Adrian Ellis continues his Music career and is working on a video company in Tokoroa.Paul Krippner has his own sound company. Warren Williams is still playing music in Sydney and has his own finance broking business. Tim Armstrong's band is still performing and has released several albums and singles. The singles Photograph and Christmas Day were released in 1986. Grantham street/Elenore (single) was released in 1993.Tim recorded three albums in the nineties. Relationships 1992/Breaking hearts 1993 and Wondering why which was released on Hark records in 1995. Also a cover version of the Beatles song Here comes the sun came out as a single in 1994. Tim Armstrongs latest album's just released Listen to your Heart(2007) Old kid on the block (2009) 2010 (2010)".
- The_Politicians activeYearsStartYear "1981".
- The_Politicians background "group_or_band".
- The_Politicians genre New_wave_music.
- The_Politicians genre Reggae.
- The_Politicians genre Rock_music.
- The_Politicians hometown New_Zealand.
- The_Politicians hometown Tokoroa.
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- The_Politicians wikiPageOutDegree "19".
- The_Politicians wikiPageRevisionID "702845135".
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Bass_guitar.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1981.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Category:New_Zealand_new_wave_musical_groups.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Category:New_Zealand_rock_music_groups.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_Tokoroa.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Drum_kit.
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- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink New_Zealand.
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- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Reggae.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Rock_music.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLink Tokoroa.
- The_Politicians wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Politicians".
- The_Politicians associatedActs "The Narcs, The Bronx, The Break,Step Chant unit, Night Attack, The Panelbeaters, The Wetbacks, Made in Britain, Touch of class,Paris,Young Lust,The Echoes,The Kiwi bandits,The Tim Armstrong band, Knightshade,Fury.".
- The_Politicians background "group_or_band".
- The_Politicians genre New_wave_music.
- The_Politicians genre Reggae.
- The_Politicians genre Rock_music.
- The_Politicians name "The Politicians".
- The_Politicians origin New_Zealand.
- The_Politicians origin Tokoroa.
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Adrian Ellis".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Campbell Hapi".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Donna Armstrong".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Doug Pepperell".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Ian Jeffries".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Jeff Downey".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Paul Alderton".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Paul van Wering".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Tim Armstrong".
- The_Politicians pastMembers "Wa Kupa".
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- The_Politicians yearsActive "1981".
- The_Politicians subject Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1981.
- The_Politicians subject Category:New_Zealand_new_wave_musical_groups.
- The_Politicians subject Category:New_Zealand_rock_music_groups.
- The_Politicians subject Category:People_from_Tokoroa.
- The_Politicians hypernym Band.
- The_Politicians type Agent.
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- The_Politicians type Group.
- The_Politicians type Organisation.
- The_Politicians type Group.
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- The_Politicians comment "The Politicians were a rock/new wave/reggae band formed in Tokoroa, New Zealand in March 1981. Originally writing and performing their own songs with such titles as Shift worker,Teacher Teacher, Can't write a love song, Arabian girl, 5 Years time... Two of their singles were played on various NZ television shows, including Shazam and Radio with Pictures. They toured New Zealand for 5 years playing the hotel circuit.".
- The_Politicians label "The Politicians".
- The_Politicians sameAs Q7757679.
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- The_Politicians sameAs Q7757679.
- The_Politicians wasDerivedFrom The_Politicians?oldid=702845135.
- The_Politicians isPrimaryTopicOf The_Politicians.
- The_Politicians name "The Politicians".