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Dave Miller (born 1941/1942, Christchurch, New Zealand) is a New Zealand former rock music singer-songwriter and journalist. He was the founding mainstay of Dave Miller Set (1967-1970, 1973), which were based in Australia. Long-term fellow members included Leith Corbett on bass guitar, Mike McCormack on drums and John Robinson on lead guitar. Their cover version of "Mr Guy Fawkes" (July 1969) peaked in the top 30 on the Go-Set national singles chart. The group disbanded early in 1970 and Corbett, McCormack and Robinson founded the fellow rock group, Blackfeather. Miller and Corbett combined for a studio album, Reflections of a Pioneer (September 1970) by Dave Miller/Leith Corbett and Friends (McCormack on drums for some tracks). In February 1973 Miller and Robinson briefly revived Dave Mil

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rdfs:label	Dave Miller (New Zealand musician) (en)
rdfs:comment	Dave Miller (born 1941/1942, Christchurch, New Zealand) is a New Zealand former rock music singer-songwriter and journalist. He was the founding mainstay of Dave Miller Set (1967-1970, 1973), which were based in Australia. Long-term fellow members included Leith Corbett on bass guitar, Mike McCormack on drums and John Robinson on lead guitar. Their cover version of "Mr Guy Fawkes" (July 1969) peaked in the top 30 on the Go-Set national singles chart. The group disbanded early in 1970 and Corbett, McCormack and Robinson founded the fellow rock group, Blackfeather. Miller and Corbett combined for a studio album, Reflections of a Pioneer (September 1970) by Dave Miller/Leith Corbett and Friends (McCormack on drums for some tracks). In February 1973 Miller and Robinson briefly revived Dave Mil (en)
foaf:name	Dave Miller (en)
name	Dave Miller (en)
dcterms:subject	New Zealand male singer-songwriters New Zealand pop singers 20th-century New Zealand male singers Musicians from Christchurch
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Blackfeather New Zealand male singer-songwriters New Zealand pop singers Ivan Dayman Christchurch Zodiac Records (New Zealand) Harry Brus Spin Records (Australian label) Bakery (band) Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Festival Records Fiji Nouméa Pat Aulton Go-Set Hamilton, New Zealand Auckland 20th-century New Zealand male singers Musicians from Christchurch Eire Apparent Dinah Lee Phil Garland Ian McFarlane
sameAs	Dave Miller (New Zealand musician) Dave Miller (New Zealand musician)
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associated acts	* The Playboys * the Byrds/Dave Miller and the Byrds * Dave Miller Set * Blackfeather (en)
genre	(en) Pop (en) rock (en) heavy rock (en)
instrument	Vocals (en)
label	Zodiac Records (New Zealand) Spin Records (Australian label) Festival Records (en)
occupation	Musician (en) (en) music journalist (en)
origin	Christchurch, New Zealand (en)
years active	1963 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Dave Miller (born 1941/1942, Christchurch, New Zealand) is a New Zealand former rock music singer-songwriter and journalist. He was the founding mainstay of Dave Miller Set (1967-1970, 1973), which were based in Australia. Long-term fellow members included Leith Corbett on bass guitar, Mike McCormack on drums and John Robinson on lead guitar. Their cover version of "Mr Guy Fawkes" (July 1969) peaked in the top 30 on the Go-Set national singles chart. The group disbanded early in 1970 and Corbett, McCormack and Robinson founded the fellow rock group, Blackfeather. Miller and Corbett combined for a studio album, Reflections of a Pioneer (September 1970) by Dave Miller/Leith Corbett and Friends (McCormack on drums for some tracks). In February 1973 Miller and Robinson briefly revived Dave Miller Set. Before the end of that year Miller travelled to the United Kingdom and worked as a music journalist. He returned to Australia in 1980 and lived in New South Wales. In September 2017 Miller curated a compilation album, Mr Guy Fawkes: Complete Spin Recordings & More 1967-1970, which included tracks by Dave Miller Set and by Dave Miller/Leith Corbett and Friends on CD. (en)
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active years end year	1980-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
active years start year	1963-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
associated band	Blackfeather
associated musical artist	Blackfeather
home town	Christchurch
record label	Zodiac Records (New Zealand) Spin Records (Australian label) Festival Records
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Blackfeather "Dave Miller Set" The Twilights Harry Brus Dave Miller Spin Records (Australian label) Festival Records Pat Aulton Pub rock (Australia) Dinah Lee Dave Miller Set The Dave Miller Set
is Wikipage redirect of	"Dave Miller Set" Dave Miller Set The Dave Miller Set

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