Little Heroes

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About Little Heroes

The Little Heroes were a popular Australian rock band in the 1980's. Hailing from Melbourne, The Little Heroes were formed from the remnants of The Secret Police by the singer, Roger Hart (real name Roger Wells). The original Little Heroes line-up was Roger Hart/Wells (lead vocals/guitar), David Crosbie (keyboards), John Taylor (bass)and Bruce Pumpa (drums). In 1980 the band won the national final of the 'Battle of the Sounds' competition in Sydney. This resulted in the band being signed to Giant Records and the release of their debut single "She Says"/"Coming Home" in November 1980. Bruce Pumpa was replaced by Huk Treloar. The band's self titled debut album (August 1981)produced the singles "For a Bleeding Heart"/"She Says" (March 1981), "Last Number One"/"Catch Me" (June), and "India Was Calling Me"/"Pretty Shadow" (September). Alan "Clutch" Robertson then replaced Treloar on drums mid 1981, their next recording session at Armstrong Studios Melbourne early 1982 produced the single "One Perfect Day"/"Just Can't Wait" which reached number 11 nationally and number 4 in Victoria (May 1982). That session also produced the track "Young Hearts", the lineup of Hart, Crosbie, Taylor and Robertson then toured Australia to promote the successful "One Perfect Day". The Little Heroes disbanded in June 1984. Members: Roger Wells (v, g) 1980-1984 David Crosbie (k) 1980-1982 John Taylor (b, bv) 1980-1982 Bruce Pumpa (d) 1980 Huk Treloar (d) 1980-1981 Alan Robertson (d, perc) 1981-1983 Paul Bell (g, bv) 1983-1984 Paul Brickhill (k, bv) 1982-1984 Martin Fisher (k) 1982 Peter Leslie (b) 1982 Ric Loriot (b) 1982-1983 Anthony Tavasz (b, syn) 1983-1984

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