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Just to let you know I don't think they ever registered the name back in 1969 but my friends band had the name ORANGE. Can't put a picture but if you Google Prochal Harem for dates in 1969 you will see that in February PH was the middle band on a three band concert at the Lowes theater in Jersey City.
John Mayal was the headliner and Orange was the opening act. WHIPSNAY (talk) 17:24, 11 August 2022 (UTC)Reply
