'The Seekers'
The popular Australian singing group The Seekers' arrive at Salisbury Airport, by Air Rhodesia. The Group, who were on the last leg of a world tour, spent four days in Rhodesia playing their unusual brand of folk-cum-pop music to packed audiences in both the capital Salisbury and Bulawayo, the industrial centre.
At the end of their highly successful Rhodesian tour The Seekers returned to London.
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| Left to Right: Judith Durham, Caroline Rowe (Air Rhodesia Ground Hostess), Athol Guy, Janis Easton (Air Rhodesia Ground Hostess) Keith Potger and Bruce Woodley. |
Source. Inter-Africa (Central African Airways) Vol 6 No. 1 April 1967 which was made available to ORAFs by Dave Vermaak (Air Rhodesia) Thanks Dave
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Labels: civil aviation., music, The Seekers
posted by Rhodesia Remembered @ 16:04
4 Comments
4 Comments:
Jeremy Boyd (RhAF) Writes:-
What an incredible, pitch perfect voice that girl has got. Clear as a bell ........
Keith Potger is my favorite among the seekers band.
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This world tour was very beneficial for them. As they've earned so much fame by this initiative. That decision was so good and I really enjoyed their tour. Now it's time to avail roller shutters Birmingham for more information.
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