Flight X-7

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Flight X-7
Background information
Origin	Hamilton, New Zealand
Years active	197? - 198?
Former members
Jeff Clarkson Bill Hill Paul Jamieson Warwick Keay Phil Smart Tim Powles Paul Moss Murray Hunt Paul Streekstra Mark Hornibrook

Flight X-7 was a New Zealand band in the late 70's to early 80's based in Hamilton, New Zealand.

1 Band Members
2 History
3 Performances
4 External links

[edit] Band Members

Jeff Clarkson (lead vocals)
Bill Hill (guitar)
Paul Jamieson (guitar)
Warwick Keay (bass)
Phil Smart (drums)
Tim Powles (drums)
Mark Stubbs (keyboards)

[edit] History

Flight X-7 emerged from a previous band called Flight 77, which formed after another band, Euphoria, dissolved.

[edit] Performances

Nambassa Music Festival, New Zealand, 1980

Lead Vocals - Jeff Clarkson
Guitar - Bill Hill
Guitar - Paul Jamieson
Keyboards -
Bass - Warwick Keay
Drummer - Phil Smart
Electric Violin -
Front of House Sound Engineer - Paul Moss
Foldback Sound Engineer - Murray Hunt
Film Sound Engineer - Paul Streekstra
Recording Sound Engineer - Mark Hornibrook

XTC support, September 15, 1980 (Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, NZ) Also on stage: Flight X7. Tour dates Flight X7 supported Roxy Music at Sweetwaters Festival in 1981. We played 4 gigs a week for several months before disbanding.