12 Facts About Mike Furber

Michael Alexander Mike Furber was born on 26 September 1947 in the London suburb of Battersea, England.

Mike Furber's father was Edward George Furber was born on c 1924 and and his mother was Mary Furber ; he was raised with a sister Marian.

Mike Furber had met Peard and Wade on a suburban train, the pair had already formed the Bowery Boys earlier that year.

Mike Furber was conscripted for National Service during the Vietnam War.

Nevertheless, neither of the singles charted and Mike Furber was dropped by Columbia.

In June 1970 Mike Furber toured Australia with the Sect, and Doug Parkinson in Focus as support acts to United States group the Four Tops.

Mike Furber performed in stage musicals: Godspell and Nuclear.

Mike Furber was fired from Nuclear soon after it started.

Mike Furber supposedly committed suicide by hanging in May 1973.

Mike Furber had his first of a series of nervous breakdowns in late 1967.

Mike Furber's friends acknowledged that Furber was "traumatised" by his national service experience.

Mike Furber was cremated and in 1989 his ashes, together with his recently deceased mother's, were spread beneath a cherry blossom tree near Barramunga in the Otway Ranges.