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The Forgotten was a pop/rock band from Littlehampton, West Sussex, England that was active from June 1985 to November 1985. The band consisted of Dave Worthing on lead vocals, Dee Denmead on bass guitar, Graham on guitar and backing vocals, Keith Littlehampton on keyboards and backing vocals, and Phil Worthing on drums.
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- 1. The Forgotten © The ID 06/1985 - 04/1987 June 1985 – November 1985 Genre: Pop/Rock Base: Littlehampton, West Sussex, England. Name Lived Member Dave Worthing Lead Vocalist Dee Denmead Bass Guitarist Graham Bognor Regis Guitarist/Backing Vocalist Keith Littlehampton Keyboardist/Backing Vocalist Phil Worthing Drummer