In the late 60s Graham Bonnet, with cousin Trevor Gordon, scored a one-hit wonder with the Bee Gees-penned Only One Woman.
Trevor quit showbusiness and Graham found himself singing on TV adverts, recording occasionally and even playing bass for a while. But it all proved unsuccessful.
Graham Bonnet recorded two albums and several singles in the 70s – including his version of Bob Dylan‘s It’s All Over Now Baby Blue – before joining Rainbow.
Upon leaving the band, he recorded Line Up with fellow Rainbow drummer Cozy Powell. The album mixed catchy pop tunes with hard rock and some old R&B.
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