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Keith Houghton-Webb (Nee Keith Webb) Born 5th February 1959 in London England to John & Shirley Webb. |
Keith Houghton-Webb (Nee Keith Webb) Born 5th February 1959 in London England to John & Shirley Webb.[[Image:Tvguide19711204.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Keith and brother Mike with other contestants and host Warwick Prime from New Faces Adelaide. The brothers, dressed in shirts and ties, are Mike on the left, with Keith on the right.]] |
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Keith moved from [[England]] to [[Australia]] in [[1967]]. Within a couple of years of arriving in Australia Keith joined school-mates to form a small music group and entered a number of junior talent shows in Adelaide ([[South Australia]]). |
Keith moved from [[England]] to [[Australia]] in [[1967]]. Within a couple of years of arriving in Australia Keith joined school-mates to form a small music group and entered a number of junior talent shows in Adelaide ([[South Australia]]). Keith and his older brother [[Mike Webb (pastor)|Mike]] received the "Encouragement Award" alongside Faye Nelson and Deborah Kirk on SAS 10's ''[[New Faces (Australian)|New Faces]]'' in [[1971]], before going on to win the final of the season. <ref>[[TV_Guide#TV_Guides_in_other_countries|TV Guide]] (SA's Fully Independent TV, Radio and Theatre Review) - [[December]] 4-10 Edition [[1971]]</ref> |
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At the age of 12 Keith (and brother [[Mike Webb (Pastor)|Mike]]) co-compared and contributed musically to a new show [[Hey Hey It's Saturday]]. The principal host of the show was [[Dean Davis]]. <ref>NWS-9 (Channel Nine, Adelaide, Archives) http://www.nws9.com.au</ref> |
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After a single season, the format of "Hey Hey" was changed and within a few years the Melbourne show hosted by [[Daryl Sommers]] was syndicated throughout the Nine Network (Australia Wide). |
After a single season, the format of "Hey Hey" was changed and within a few years the Melbourne show hosted by [[Daryl Sommers]] was syndicated throughout the Nine Network (Australia Wide). |
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The brothers continued to perform musically both on local television stations, the local band scene, and even on ABC Radio throughout the 70's. |
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==See Also== |
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[[Hey Hey It's Saturday]] - Australian television show on which Keith and Brother Mike were co-hosts |
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[[New Faces (Australian)]] - Talent Show on which Keith and brother Mike appeared in 1971 |
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[[Mike Webb (pastor)]] - Keith's brother<br> |
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Keith Houghton-Webb (Nee Keith Webb) Born 5th February 1959 in London England to John & Shirley Webb.
Keith moved from England to Australia in 1967. Within a couple of years of arriving in Australia Keith joined school-mates to form a small music group and entered a number of junior talent shows in Adelaide (South Australia). Keith and his older brother Mike received the "Encouragement Award" alongside Faye Nelson and Deborah Kirk on SAS 10's New Faces in 1971, before going on to win the final of the season. [1]
At the age of 12 Keith (and brother Mike) co-compared and contributed musically to a new show Hey Hey It's Saturday. The principal host of the show was Dean Davis. [2]
After a single season, the format of "Hey Hey" was changed and within a few years the Melbourne show hosted by Daryl Sommers was syndicated throughout the Nine Network (Australia Wide).
The brothers continued to perform musically both on local television stations, the local band scene, and even on ABC Radio throughout the 70's.
See Also
Hey Hey It's Saturday - Australian television show on which Keith and Brother Mike were co-hosts
New Faces (Australian) - Talent Show on which Keith and brother Mike appeared in 1971
Mike Webb (pastor) - Keith's brother