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Monday 25 January 2010

Jaz Lochrie (bass)


BANDS:
  • Arc Angels
  • Bad Company
  • British Rock Symphony
  • Char Band
  • Go West
  • Jim Marshall Band
  • Nicko McBrain Band
  • Moody-Marsden Band
  • Philip Quast Band
  • Paul Rodgers Band

BIOGRAPHY:


GO WEST


Go West is a band formed by Peter and Cox and Richard Drummie. They have had great backing musicians, and Jaz played with them, but I don´t have info about when. Help with info, please!


MOODY-MARSDEN BAND



Micky Moody and Bernie Marsden are friends since they started playing together in Whitesnake. They've been playing together under different bands and monickers. But their most usual name is Moody-Marsden Band. Their lineups aren't permanent, just both guitarists with different musicians.

This was the lineup around December 1991:

MOODY-MARSDEN BAND #?
Dec 91
Bernie Marsden
guitar, vocals
Micky Moody
guitar
Zak Starkey
drums

They released a live album, Never turn our back on the blues, recorded live that same month.


CHAR (BAND)


Char is a Japanese guitar hero. He also employs British musicians. In his 1992 tour, he´s backed by:

CHAR BAND #?
1992
Char
guitar
Dan Matrazzo
keyboards
Jim Copley
drums


PAUL RODGERS (BAND)


Studio photo of Paul Rodgers Band - from left to right: Jaz Lochrie, Jim Copley, Paul Rodgers, Geoff Whitehorn


A great vocalist needs a great band. In January 1993, Geoff joins the band, usually billed as Paul Rodgers and Company:

PAUL RODGERS BAND #?
Jan 93-?
Paul Rodgers
vocals
Geoff Whitehorn
guitar
Jim Copley
drums

Now is a powerful album.

As a limited edition, the album Now has been packed as a 2CD, including a live album, called Live - The Loreley tapes, recorded at the Rockpalast Open Air Festival, Loreley, Germany, on July 8th, 1995. Superb sound, and fantastic performance. They play some covers from Paul past bands, such as Free ('All right now', 'The hunter', 'Mr. Big' or 'Wishing well') or Bad Company ('Can't get enough', 'Feel like makin' love').

Paul Rodgers changed completely his band at the beginning of 1998. But, in 1999, it has appeared a new studio album by Paul, with his former band (i.e. Paul with Geoff, Jaz & Jim). The album is called Electric.


BRITISH ROCK SYMPHONY


The same concept of blending rock and classical music, but this time a CD has been released (Jaz doesn´t appear there). It was followed by a British tour in July 1999. It was supposed to play in Spain, but finally, some dates were re-scheduled, so I finally don't know if they played here (the projected city was Santiago de Compostela, in July). This was the live lineup:

BRITISH ROCK SYMPHONY #?
1999
Roger Daltrey
vocals
Gary Brooker
vocals, piano
Paul Young
vocals
Darlene Love
vocals
Geoff Whitehorn
guitar
Simon Townshend
guitar, vocals
Jimmy Jewell
keyboards
Zak Starkey
drums
Keith Levenson
musical conductor
Alvin Fields
backing vocals
Nikki Lamborn
backing vocals


NICKO MCBRAIN BAND


When powerful drummer Nicko McBrain is not busy with Iron Maiden, he usually plays with friends doing clinics. Another different version of the band was:

NICKO MCBRAIN BAND #?
2000
Chris George
guitar
Geoff Whitehorn
guitar
Nicko McBrain
drums

They even played in Spain in July 2000.


PHILIP QUAST BAND


In August 2002, Jaz plays a few gigs with Philip Quast, along with studio ace Mitch Dalton:

PHILIP QUAST BAND #?
Aug 02
Philip Quast
Mitch Dalton
guitar
Jason Robert Brown
keyboards
Mark Glenworth
percussion
Justin Woodward
drums
Christopher Fish
cello

From those concerts, a live album was released Live at the Donmar.

BAD COMPANY


Around 2002, Jaz rejoins Paul Rodgers, but this time inside Bad Company:

BAD COMPANY #?
2002
Paul Rodgers
vocals
Dave ´Bucket´ Colwell
guitar
Simon Kirke
drums

And currently, I don't know the status of the band, as Paul Rodgers started touring with Queen. Any info, please?


NICKO McBRAIN BAND (again)


This was the personnel list in March 2003:

NICKO MCBRAIN BAND #?
2002-2003
Chris George
guitar
Phil Hilborne
guitar
Dave ´Bucket´ Colwell
guitar
Nicko McBrain
drums

Back in 2002, they had also backed Jim Marshall at the Marshall Amps 40th anniversary party.

ARC ANGELS


Another project with Nicko McBrain, but this time, it appears to be more stable. Around 2004, the new project is called Arc Angels:

ARC ANGELS #?
2004
Narada Michael Walden
vocals
Phil Hilborne
guitar
Nicko McBrain
drums

They have been recording some tracks. I hope they'll finally be released.


MORE INFO...


Apart from playing in bands, Jaz has also been playing in musicals. As far as I know, they played for a while in Mamma mia! and in Billy Elliot in 2005.

DISCOGRAPHY: (13 albums known to me - Status: In progress)

ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (6 credits)
  • Never turn our back on the blues - The Moody Marsden Band (1992)

    • Members: Jaz Lochrie, Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, Zak Starkey
  • Live - The Loreley tapes - Paul Rodgers (1997)

    • Members: Jim Copley, Jaz Lochrie, Paul Rodgers, Geoff Whitehorn
  • Now - Paul Rodgers (1997)

    • Members: Jim Copley, Jaz Lochrie, Paul Rodgers, Geoff Whitehorn
  • Electric - Paul Rodgers (1999)

    • Members: Jim Copley, Jaz Lochrie, Paul Rodgers, Geoff Whitehorn
  • Merchants of cool - Bad Company (05/2002)

    • Members: Dave ´Bucket´ Colwell, Simon Kirke, Jaz Lochrie, Paul Rodgers
  • Live at The Donmar - Philip Quast (02/2003)

    • Members: Mitch Dalton, Jaz Lochrie
    • Comments: Live album recorded in August 2002.
COMPILATIONS AS A BAND MEMBER (1 credit)
  • The Time is right for live - The Moody Marsden Band (1994)

    • Members: Jaz Lochrie, Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, Zak Starkey, Peter Stroud, John Trotter
COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (2 credits)
  • Guitar speak II - VVAA (1988)

    • Guests: Jan Akkerman, Brian Bennett, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Dave Bronze, Jim Copley, Andy Duncan, Dennis Greaves, Peter Haycock, Rodney Holmes, Tony Iommi, Jaz Lochrie, Ian Lynn, Harvey Mandel, Jim Mankey, Bernie Marsden, Hank Marvin, Geoff Nicholls, Robin Trower, Peter Van Hooke, Reggie Washington (RIP: Andy Brown, Cozy Powell)
    • Producer: Earle Mankey
  • Mamma mia! - Original Cast (2000)

    • Guests: Keith Airey, John Barclay, Simon Bishop, Jaz Lochrie (RIP: Stig Anderson)
    • Producer: Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus
SESSIONS (4 credits)
  • Jump - Dennis Greaves & Truth (1989)

    • Members: Dennis Greaves
    • Guests: Andy Duncan, Mark Feltham, Jaz Lochrie
  • Psychoderelict - Pete Townshend (1993)

    • Members: Mark Brzezicki, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Peter Hope Evans, Katie Kissoon, Jody Linscott, Billy Nicholls, Phil Palmer, Pete Townshend
    • Guests: Jaz Lochrie, Tessa Niles, Adam Seymour, Ian Wilson
  • Voices in the wind - Tim Donahue (04/1997)

    • Members: Tim Donahue
    • Guests: Jaz Lochrie, Toss Panos, Paul Rodgers
    • Producer: Eddie Kramer
    • Technical: Bernie Grundman
  • Wishbones - David Knopfler (05/2002)

    • Members: David Knopfler
    • Guests: Margo Buchanan, Alan Clark, Melvyn Duffy, Geoff Dugmore, Lance Ellington, Hutch Hutchinson, Boguslav Kostecki, Jaz Lochrie, Phil Palmer, Chris Rea, Pete Shaw, Miriam Stockley, Chris Tombling, Chris White
    • Producer: Chris Kimsey
    • Technical: Barry Hammond

RELATED MUSICIANS:

Jaz Lochrie mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Paul Rodgers (5)
Jim Copley (4)
Bernie Marsden (3)
Geoff Whitehorn (3)
Andy Duncan (2)
Dennis Greaves (2)
David Hunt (2)
Tom Jenkins (2)
Micky Moody (2)
Phil Palmer (2)

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1 comment:

  1. jaz lochrie owes his success to his great playing and his lovely way about him but also to me and a band we were in together called "lorna and the solution". lorna stuckey was a fantastic blues singer and i wrote for her. we advertised for musicians to record the stuff and made some interesting music when jaz joined on bass. the engineer on our sessions was a good mate of gary stephenson, producer of GO WEST. he told gary about jaz's amazing playing and jaz joined go west soon after. this was in 1985 i think and jaz, though not yet in BAD COMPANY was always very good company indeed.

    tony

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