About Martin Armiger
Lived 1949 – 2019 (aged 70). Martin Armiger was a British record producer, singer, guitarist, songwriter and musician.
Early years John Martin Armiger brought by Guy Gross against CBS Records Australia Limited and Collette Roberts, with the court ruling in the defendants' favour.
From 1988, Armiger also regularly hired Derek Williams as arranger, orchestrator, conductor, session musician and associate composer for numerous albums, tv-series and films, with shared credits including Manning Clark's History of Australia – The Musical, The Last Resort (1988 TV series), Bodysurfer (miniseries), The Rainbow Warrior Conspiracy, The Crossing (1990 film), The Wonderful World of Dogs, Ring of Scorpio, Come in Spinner (miniseries), Children of the Dragon, The Other Side of Paradise, Police Rescue, Seven Deadly Sins (miniseries), Thank God He Met Lizzie, Hard Knox and Hildegarde.
Armiger wrote the theme of Cody (1994–95), a six-part TV drama series for Seven Network.
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Who was Martin Armiger?
British musician (1949-2019)
When was Martin Armiger born?
Martin Armiger was born on 10 June 1949 in Hitchin.
When did Martin Armiger die?
Martin Armiger died on 27 November 2019.
What was Martin Armiger's occupation?
Martin Armiger was a record producer, singer, guitarist, songwriter and musician.
What nationality was Martin Armiger?
Martin Armiger was British.
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