The Wynners

Hong Kong band, formerly The Loosers, named The Wynners in 1973, the first Hong Kong band to hold a solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum in September 1983, announcing a 50th-anniversary farewell concert in 2023.

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The Wynners, short name "溫拿", is a Chinese-language band born in Hong Kong in the 1970s. The members are Alan Tam, 鍾鎮濤, 彭健新, 陳友 and 葉智強, together called "the Wynners' five tigers". The band's first shape was born at the end of the 1960s. From the 1970s it was active in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and around the world, and the members also crossed into television dramas and films.

The band's predecessor was The Loosers, formed in 1969. The earliest members were 陳百祥 (lead vocal), 彭健新 (electric guitar), 葉智強 (bass guitar), 陳友 (drums) and 陳百燊 (electronic organ, younger brother of 陳百祥). Alan Tam joined later. The Loosers went out with two lead vocals: 陳百祥 took the wilder songs, Alan Tam the quieter ones. The name was also written The Looser.

After forming, The Loosers won a beach music festival, and in 1971 beat Sam Hui at the Hong Kong Youth Music Festival, winning the audience-voted "殿堂特獎".

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Formed
1973
Formed in
Hong Kong
Disbanded
October 26, 202451 yr in all
Active
  • 1973 – October 26, 2024
Aliases
温拿乐队, 溫拿樂隊, 温拿, 溫拿
Instruments
Vocals, Guitar, Drums / Percussion, Bass

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