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Keith's Farewell Performance at the Galadari on Saturday Thursday 5th January, 2006 13 STARSCOPE Keith’s farewell performance Zodiacal signs at the Galadari on Saturday Keith Potger, who’s first One single that found learned quickly. ARIES performance at the moderate chart success was (Sleeve notes from `The (SIGN) Galadari Hotel was on the ‘Emerald City’. Although it Best of The New Seekers’, 31st night at Gatsby’s Club, was credited to songwriters Disc 4: Singalong). will hold his farewell show Kim Fowley and John Martin, In 1972, Keith arranged at 7.30 pm on Saturday at it was actually written by and co-produced with John the same vanue. Keith. He had hidden behind Pantry an album for Keith’s musical career the pseudonym John Martin Springfield Revival, a tribute Thursday 5th — Saturday 7th started well before The so that the rest of the group group to the original Seekers first stormed the UK did not feel honour bound to Springfields. This album con- Aries (Mesha) — Your Moon posited in 10th conjoined with charts in 1965 with Tom record his song. tained the beautiful song Venus, professional prosperity, Springfield`s ‘I’ll Never Find In 1968 Judith Durham ‘You`ll Always Be On My success in education, foreign Another You’. He was a self- gave notice that she was Mind’, which Keith co-wrote travel and realisation of ambi- taught musician, playing the leaving the group, which with John Pantry and which tious. As Moon is badly expected by Saturn banjo, 12 string guitar and broke up in July that year. became the group’s debut Luna or phlegmatic disorders, disputes in the family front, some controversy with your recorder, and with an eye to a Keith wanted to continue to single. mother or maternal property facial eye or musical future, he performed perform the same kind of In the 70s and 80s, Keith cerebral diseases indicated travels or pilgrim- in two groups, The Trinamics not allowed to have a second music, so he formed The New took part in several different ages with your partner good prospects in your and The Escorts. The job, Keith could not appear on Seekers. Later he changed combinations of The Seekers, children’s education. Escorts were a fore-runner of the cover, and Ken Ray was from performing with them to though Judith Durham did not The Seekers, and consisted managing them. He pro- return to the group until their Taurus (Vrishaka) — Your plan- brought back just for the et Venus is conjugation with of Keith, Athol Guy, Ken Ray photo shoot! (The story of duced their first album and full reunion in 1993. In 1997, Moon in 9th fortunes, makes and Bob Turnbull. When Bob Keith’s plight is amusingly co-wrote songs for subse- the group released a CD, superiors happy, in a high profile Turnbull was replaced by depicted in the video of The quent albums. ‘Future Road’, containing four socially, impressive prospects in the family Bruce Woodley, and when Seekers’ BBC Farewell Keith’s consummate musi- of Keith’s compositions which environment and earnings as yogakaraka Judith Durham joined, replac- cianship was evident in the gave the public the first real Saturn in 3rd and Rahu in 11th. Live in har- Concert of 1968, where Keith mony with your partner as he is irritated by ing Ken Ray, the group jokes around during one num- way he selected songs for the chance to hear his amazing open enemies. You excel in your higher stud- became The Seekers. ber in a variety of disguises – group and arranged them for song-writing talent. These ies or your literary career Ketu on 5th of the At first they all had day including standing on his five-part harmony. Lyn Paul, were: ‘The Circle Of Love’; Jupiter in 6th, health and learning of your chil- jobs. Keith was a radio pro- head!) The band also a member of the New ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough dren afflicted. ducer for the ABC which Seekers records how he went (For Me)’; ‘Guardian Angel, released a single, ‘Waltzing Gemini (Mithuna) — Your Moon meant he had access to a Matilda’. Together with the about this: Guiding Light’ and the title afflicted in 8th conjoined by recording studio. When they album and television appear- The New Seekers always track, ‘Future Road’. Venus. Urinary troubles indicated could find the time, and the ances, they became moder- tried to find a variety of good As the Seekers continued marital happiness afflicted. studio was free, the newly- ately successful in Australia new songs to keep the act to tour through the nineties Jupiter aspects the ascendant, your health formed Seekers laid down fresh … The efforts of Keith and into the millennium, fans TV GUIDE preserved respected access to land and and turned professional. property investing and children’s education. some demo tapes (released On 28th March 1964, The Potger were very important to were eager to hear more of RUPAVAHINI CHANNEL EYE ART TV Income gained from your profession. years later as The Seekers’ us in this respect … Keith Keith as a solo singer, player Seekers set sail for the UK, A.M. A.M. A.M. Interested in religious practices. Golden Collection.) In the with the intention of staying a would call a rehearsal … and and composer. 05.28 Station Opening 06.13 Station Opening 06.30 CNN Today evenings they performed at a few weeks. But their surprise we would all sit in a circle The time was ripe for his 05.30 Homage to the TriplGem 06.14 Programme Parade 08.30 World Sport Cancer (Kataka) — Moon in 7th & Karaniya Metta Sutta 06.15 Talk For The Day 09.00 Insight badly expected by Saturn in Melbourne coffee lounge, The number one record was fol- around him, while he played own solo CD, and so in 2004 06.30 News & Weather 09.30 World Report 05.37 Dhamma Chinthanaya lagna. Health of partner and you Treble Clef, now no longer in lowed by five more Top Ten our parts to us individually on Keith Potger’s debut album 05.42 Deshabhimani Gi Report (Tamil) 10.00 CNN Today 06.55 Instrumental Music Noon at stake, airy or phlegmatic disor- 05.45 Princess Of The Nile existence but famed as the hits, including the legendary the guitar. At first it was very ‘Secrets Of The Heart’ was 07.00 Jayawiru 12.00 CNN Today ders indicated. Physically weak 06.15 News (Repeat) 07.15 Shanida Vasanava P.M. place that gave birth to a ‘The Carnival Is Over’ which difficult and took a long time released in Australia. 06.40 Andaharaya cerebral complaints loss of money, investing 07.30 News Paper Review 01.00 Business International money in house construction or farming yet world-famous band. knocked The Rolling Stones to remember the harmonies Featuring 19 of Keith’s com- 06.45 Paththara Sirasthala 08.15 Variety Songs 01.30 The Apprentice In 1963 the group obtained off the number one spot. until everybody was read to positions, and his superb gui- 07.30 Musical Programme 08.30 Udaya Darshanam 02.00 CSI Vegas income not impressive. Very propitious if you 07.59 Programme Highlights 10.30 Super Top 10 03.00 Global Challenge are investing on children’s welfare or on prop- their first record contract, and They became one of the best- sing them together. But grad- tar playing, this album reveals 08.00 Nuga Sevena 11.00 Kollywood Buzz 04.00 Larry King erty related ventures. Introducing The Seekers was loved and successful 60s ually, with Keith`s patience, a solo artist who more than 11.25 Keels Rasai Yasai 11.30 Kai Manam 05.00 World News Noon 05.30 World Sports released on the W&G label. bands, giving The Beatles a we began to get used to it and deserves to be seen and 11.30 Diyawadana Maluwa Leo (Sinha) — Moon in conjuga- P.M. 12.00 Lunch Time Variety 06.00 Teleseen tion with Venus in 6th, abdominal Since ABC employees were run for their money. the new routines were heard in his own right. 12.05 Diva Gi 01.00 Penn 06.30 Woody Wood Pecker 12.30 News (Sinhala) 01.30 Afternoon News 08.15 The State of Business complaints. Accidents in water or 01.45 Tamil Feature Film 08.30 The Apprentice 12.45 Diva Gi unknown diseases in your sys- 04.00 Discovery Programme 09.00 CSI Vegas tem may be a worry your fathers 01.55 Nonimi Yaathra 05.00 Kid News 10.45 The Apprentice Mother Goose & Grimm By Mike 02.30 CFI Documentary 05.05 Kangoo 11.15 The State of Business health at stake as Mars is in 9th. Your partner 02.59 Programme Highlights 05.30 Nagaichuvai Neram 11.30 DR — TV visiting abroad. You are confronted with busy 03.00 Sanda Nimnaya 05.55 Kid News A.M. schedules. Morally unstable. Take care 05.00 Esanin Puwath 05.59 Programme Parade 12.00 Your World Today against ENT disorders good prospects for 05.10 Soyamu Balamu 06.00 Sikaram 01.00 World Business Today 05.15 Guru Davasa 06.30 Educational Programme 02.30 World News Europe your younger brothers or cousins. Pursuing 05.40 Surathal Uyana 07.00 News 03.00 World Sport literary career reaping good results. 05.55 Lama Puwath 07.28 Kannottom 03.30 Business International 06.30 Danumai Vasanavai 07.33 Salanam 05.00 World Sports VIRGO (Kanya) — Moon transits 08 00 Discovery Programme 05 30 CNN Today.
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