Talk:The Flowerpot Gang

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So who was a member and when? Seems to be no question about O'Hara and Burton. No question Gentz was, just a question of when. Let's look at sources.
King, Regina (29 September 2012), "How I got here a new beginning", The Gold Coast Bulletin

It quotes Gentz as saying "I sent my effort in to the ABC and within days they wrote back offering me a recording contract and also accepted my concept for a children's program called The Flower Pot Gang. That was the end of my studies. Phil Barton (who has just had a No 1 hit in the US with A Woman Like You), Ben O'Hara and myself worked on this program for almost five years." Ie. Gentz was there from the start and did not just replace someone second year in.

How about Henry? Only thing I've seen that suggests she might have been a member is a linkedin page, not a good source. Says 95-98, not 96 as claimed but it otherwise does not give any real details. What role? "Band" member or flower or what? Is there any source out there that helps? Or is someone adding original research? duffbeerforme (talk) 10:41, 6 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

I've removed Henry as a "Member". Nothing I've seen supports that. Any better sourcing would be welcomed. duffbeerforme (talk) 13:06, 3 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]