Richard Knott, Mark Bradridge and David Rowley ended up in Watusi Now.
Richard Knott
Guitar, vocals
Mark Bradridge
Bass, vocals
David Rowley
Drums, vocals
Gary Dodd
Bass
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Clannad
Clannad (the name means 'Clan from Dore') came together because they were family - literally. Ciarán Ó Braonáin (the group's leader, bassist and guitarist), Pól, and Máire (pronounced Moya) were brothers and sisters, while mandolinist Pádraig Ó Dúgáin and guitarist Noel Ó...
Juke Box Jury
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Probably the most enduring of all pop panel TV shows, Juke Box Jury was hosted by disc jockey David Jacobs (pictured below) with his famous bell and...
Rivieras, The
The Rivieras formed in 1962 at South Bend Central High School in Indiana. Originally called The Playmates, they were forced to change their name and renamed themselves after a car, the Buick Riviera.
The band had...
Discharge
The Discharge album Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing (1982) contained the fiercest music ever heard when it was first released.
Formed in 1977, their brutal assault was oddly cleansing - their anger borne from the tough Stoke-on-Trent...
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
By 1969, The Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia was becoming more and more enamoured with country music and decided to brush up on his pedal-steel playing.
He chose to practice in a pizza joint in Menlo Park, where...
Mamas & The Papas, The
Leader and principal songwriter John Phillips had enjoyed limited success with The Journeymen before retiring to the Virgin Islands with his wife Michelle and two friends, Denny Doherty and Mama Cass Elliott (who had played in...
Shotgun Express
A short-lived revue formed in 1966 from the remnants of Steampacket and The Peter B's.
Vocalists Rod Stewart and Scouse warblette Beryl Marsden fronted the band which featured keyboard player Peter Bardens and drummer Mick Fleetwood.
The group...
