BANDS:
- Stallion
- Rococo
- Screaming Lord Sutch Band
- Screamer
- Pat Travers Band
- Filthy McNasty [?-Nov 78]
- Uli Jon Roth Band
- Wild Horses [Jan 79-Jun 81]
- John Cale Band [Jun 80]
- Lionheart [Jun 81-?]
- Bernie Marsden Band
- Grand Prix
- Zaine Griff Band [Jul 83]
- Blueprint
- UFO [Aug 90-Jun 93]
- Medicine Head
- Rococo [Summer 2003-?]
- Blue Thunder
- WireHead
- AWE Band
- Stampede [May 09-Now]
BIOGRAPHY:
Very powerful drummer, he has played with many great bands, as we're going to read. He was born in Hounslow in January 19th, 1953. He joined his first band while he still was at school.
ROCOCO
The band was formed around Roy Shipston:
They only released a single, 'Ultrastar'/'Wildfire' in 1973. After that, Shipston and Edwards carried on with a new lineup.
This was the lineup for Rococo around 1975:
They released the single, 'Follow that car'/'Lucinda' in April 1976, as well as their first album, The living rock.
This was the lineup for Rococo around 1976:
They recorded their second album, Hoodlum fun.
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ROCOCO #1 |
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Richard vocals | Gary Harvey bass | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
They only released a single, 'Ultrastar'/'Wildfire' in 1973. After that, Shipston and Edwards carried on with a new lineup.
This was the lineup for Rococo around 1975:
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ROCOCO #? |
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Ian Raines vocals | Rod Halling guitar | John Edwards bass | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
They released the single, 'Follow that car'/'Lucinda' in April 1976, as well as their first album, The living rock.
This was the lineup for Rococo around 1976:
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ROCOCO #? |
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Ian Raines vocals | Rod Halling guitar | Steve Carman bass | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
They recorded their second album, Hoodlum fun.
SCREAMING LORD SUTCH BAND
For a while, Clive toured and recorded with Screaming Lord Sutch, but can´t find proper info. Maybe this happened when his cousin, John ´Rhino´ Edwards also played for Sutch. Can someone help with info, please?
SCREAMER
Clive´s next band was called Screamer, but can´t find any info!
PAT TRAVERS BAND
Clive was called to replace Nicko McBrain (who left to join the Jenny Darren Band, currently in Iron Maiden):
They released the album Makin´ magic in 1977.
For their 1977 tour, they add a 2nd guitarist, Mick Dyche:
They appear in the album BBC Radio 1 live in concert with tracks recorded in 1977 and 1980.
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PAT TRAVERS BAND # |
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Pat Travers guitar, vocals | Pete Cowling bass | Clive Edwards drums |
They released the album Makin´ magic in 1977.
For their 1977 tour, they add a 2nd guitarist, Mick Dyche:
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PAT TRAVERS BAND # |
1977 |
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Pat Travers guitar, vocals | Mick Dyche guitar | Pete Cowling bass | Clive Edwards drums |
They appear in the album BBC Radio 1 live in concert with tracks recorded in 1977 and 1980.
FILTHY MCNASTY
Filthy McNasty was a parallel band formed by great singer Chris Thompson (who was lead vocalist in Manfred Mann Earth Band at that time). Some of the members also played in other bands (Geoff Whitehorn was still a member of Crawler).
In April 1978, they played at The Bridge House, Canning Town, London. It was released a collective live album, Live: a week at the Bridge E16, shared with several more bands: Jackie Lynton's Happy Days, Gerry McAvoy Jam, Salt, Remus Down Boulevard and Roll Ups. Filthy McNasty are featured in 3 tracks.
The band even recorded a live album at The Marquee, which sadly still remains unreleased.
Filthy McNasty evolved quickly into Night in November 1978 (with Chris Thompson, Stevie Lange and Billy Kristian), with Robbie McIntosh instead of Geoff.
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FILTHY MCNASTY #1 |
?-Nov 78 |
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Chris Thompson vocals | Stevie Lange vocals, percussion | Geoff Whitehorn guitar | Billy Kristian bass | Mike Walker keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
Nightê | Nightê | Crawlerê | Nightê | ||
In April 1978, they played at The Bridge House, Canning Town, London. It was released a collective live album, Live: a week at the Bridge E16, shared with several more bands: Jackie Lynton's Happy Days, Gerry McAvoy Jam, Salt, Remus Down Boulevard and Roll Ups. Filthy McNasty are featured in 3 tracks.
The band even recorded a live album at The Marquee, which sadly still remains unreleased.
Filthy McNasty evolved quickly into Night in November 1978 (with Chris Thompson, Stevie Lange and Billy Kristian), with Robbie McIntosh instead of Geoff.
ELECTRIC SUN
This was the band formed by guitar virtuoso Uli Jon Roth after leaving Scorpions. He formed a power trio, in the style of Jimi Hendrix, under the name Electric Sun:
They released Earthquake, recorded between November 1978 and January 1979.
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ULI JON ROTH BAND #1 |
? |
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Uli Jon Roth guitar, vocals | Ule Ritgen bass | Clive Edwards drums |
They released Earthquake, recorded between November 1978 and January 1979.
WILD HORSES
New drummer in Wild Horses was Clive Edwards:
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WILD HORSES #4 |
Jan 79-Oct 80 |
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Brian Robertson guitar, vocals | Neil Carter guitar | Jimmy Bain bass, vocals | Clive Edwards drums |
UFOê | |||
They appeared at Reading Rock Festival in August 1979.
This was the lineup that recorded The first album, produced by Trevor Rabin, in the period between December 1979 and January 1980.
After several tours (where they had some special guests from time to time, such as Phil Lynott or Michael Schenker), Neil Carter left them in October 1980 (or was August 1980?) to join UFO.
They get John Lockton to replace Neil Carter around October 1980:
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WILD HORSES #5 |
Oct 80-Jun 81 |
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Brian Robertson guitar, vocals | John Lockton guitar | Jimmy Bain bass, vocals | Clive Edwards drums |
They released a second album, Stand your ground, released in May 1981. But the group's stability was damaged when Brian 'Robbo' Robertson and Clive Edwards left the band in June 1981 at the end of a tour.
JOHN CALE BAND
John Cale assembled a one-off band for a festival in Holland in June 1980:
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JOHN CALE BAND #? |
Jun 80 |
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John Cale vocals | Ollie Halsall † guitar | Jimmy Bain bass | Chris Thompson keyboards | Jeff Reynolds trumpet | Rudy Van Dyck sax | Clive Edwards drums | Judy Nylon backing vocals |
BAND WITH GARY BARDEN
Around 1981-1982, guitarist John Lockton recorded some demos with singer Gary Barden:
Lockton also played in some demos with bassist Neil Murray, but I don't know if they're the same demos as with Gary Barden. Anybody knows? Also, I'd like to know if this was intended to be a proper band, or just recording demos.
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BAND WITH GARY BARDEN #? |
Period unknown to me |
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Gary Barden vocals | John Lockton guitar | Clive Edwards drums | + others unknown to me. Maybe Neil Murray? |
Lockton also played in some demos with bassist Neil Murray, but I don't know if they're the same demos as with Gary Barden. Anybody knows? Also, I'd like to know if this was intended to be a proper band, or just recording demos.
LIONHEART
Surprisingly, the new drummer, Clive Edwards, also came from the band Wild Horses to replace Frank Noon who left them for Wild Horses:
Vocal duties are shared between Stratton and Rocky. But the drum seat was never too permanent in the band. After some time (help with additional info will be welcomed!), Clive Edwards joins Grand Prix.
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LIONHEART #4 |
Jun 81-? |
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Dennis Stratton guitar, vocals | Steve Mann guitar | Rocky Newton bass, vocals | Clive Edwards drums |
Grand Prixê | |||
Vocal duties are shared between Stratton and Rocky. But the drum seat was never too permanent in the band. After some time (help with additional info will be welcomed!), Clive Edwards joins Grand Prix.
BERNIE MARSDEN´S SOS
This was another project by Bernie, under the name Bernie Marsden´s SOS:
I can't find accurate info about this band, so any help would be very welcomed! They played at Reading Festival in August 1982. One live track appears in the collective album Reading Rock. And seven live songs from this lineup also appeared in Bernie's own The Friday Rock Show Sessions.
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BERNIE MARSDEN BAND #? |
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Rob Hawthorn vocals | Bernie Marsden guitar, vocals | Steve Cherry | Richard Bailey keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
I can't find accurate info about this band, so any help would be very welcomed! They played at Reading Festival in August 1982. One live track appears in the collective album Reading Rock. And seven live songs from this lineup also appeared in Bernie's own The Friday Rock Show Sessions.
GRAND PRIX
Sorry, I don´t have info about Clive´s stay in Grand Prix.
ZAINE GRIFF BAND
In July 1983, singer Zaine Griff gave a one-off gig at The Venue in London, with this backing band:
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ZAINE GRIFF BAND # |
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Zaine Griff vocals, guitar | Alan Murphy † guitar | Simon Skinner bass | Hans Zimmer keyboards | Brian Gulland sax, keyboards | Clive Edwards drums | Dorretta Carter backing vocals | Pamela White backing vocals | Ray Shell backing vocals |
BRONZ (aka BLUEPRINT)
This band evolved from Bronz, but as Shaun Kirkpatrick was the only original member left, they changed the name to Blueprint to mark the start of a completely new band.
They recorded an album at the Roundhouse in London and at Power Plant London with Max Norman producing. But the album was never released as the record company went into liquidation... until January 2010 when the album was finally released under the title Carried by the storm. Great news!
They also played some gigs after that but things finally fell apart after 2 years.
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BLUEPRINT #1 |
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Ian Baker vocals | Shaun Kirkpatrick guitar | Mick O´Donoghue guitar | Lea Readings † bass | Clive Edwards drums |
They recorded an album at the Roundhouse in London and at Power Plant London with Max Norman producing. But the album was never released as the record company went into liquidation... until January 2010 when the album was finally released under the title Carried by the storm. Great news!
They also played some gigs after that but things finally fell apart after 2 years.
UFO
This mythical band had a new lineup in August 1990:
They released the album High stakes & dangerous men. A live album was also released: Lights out in Tokyo: live.
In January 1992, they get a keyboardist for their European tour (by the way, the first concert of the tour was in Spain!):
In June 1993, this lineup disappears when Mogg and Way start working to reunite their most classical lineup with Schenker, so everyone else in the band leaves.
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UFO #? |
Aug 90-Dec 91 |
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Phil Mogg vocals | Laurence Archer guitar | Pete Way bass | Clive Edwards drums |
They released the album High stakes & dangerous men. A live album was also released: Lights out in Tokyo: live.
In January 1992, they get a keyboardist for their European tour (by the way, the first concert of the tour was in Spain!):
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UFO #? |
Jan 92-Jun 93 |
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Phil Mogg vocals | Laurence Archer guitar | Pete Way bass | Jem Davis keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
In June 1993, this lineup disappears when Mogg and Way start working to reunite their most classical lineup with Schenker, so everyone else in the band leaves.
MEDICINE HEAD
John Fiddler put the band to life again for a tour:
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MEDICINE HEAD # |
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John Fiddler vocals, guitar | Laurence Archer guitar | James Fox bass | Clive Edwards drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
ROCOCO (again)
In the summer of 2003, an unexpected fact happens; Rococo comes to life again:
Now a quartet, with lead singer Ian Raines also handling bass duties.
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ROCOCO #? |
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Ian Raines vocals, bass | Rod Halling guitar | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
Now a quartet, with lead singer Ian Raines also handling bass duties.
BLUE THUNDER
This is one of the lineups for Blue Thunder, Paul Williams´ own band, probably around 2007:
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BLUE THUNDER # |
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Paul Williams vocals | Steve Smith guitar | Peter Stroud bass | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
WIREHEAD
WireHead is the new name for the reincarnation of Rococo:
They released an album, Losing ground in 2008.
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WIREHEAD #? |
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Ian Raines vocals | Tim Scopes guitar | James Fox bass | Roy Shipston keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
They released an album, Losing ground in 2008.
AWE BAND
This is a new project by Laurence Archer, Paul Williams and Clive Edwards (hence the name AWE):
For gigs, they get Clive´s friend James Fox on bass:
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AWE BAND #1 |
? |
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Paul Williams vocals, bass | Laurence Archer guitar | Clive Edwards drums |
For gigs, they get Clive´s friend James Fox on bass:
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AWE BAND #? |
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Paul Williams vocals | Laurence Archer guitar | James Fox bass | Clive Edwards drums |
STAMPEDE
Around May 2009, Reuben and Laurence Archer reform Stampede after 26 years (!!), with their old mate Clive Edwards:
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STAMPEDE #? |
2009 |
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Reuben Archer vocals | Laurence Archer guitar | Colin Bond bass, keyboards | Clive Edwards drums |
DISCOGRAPHY: (29 albums known to me - Status: Completed)
ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (20 credits)
- Ultrastar / Wildfire (SINGLE) - Rococo (1973)
- Members: Clive Edwards, Gary Harvey, Roy Shipston
- The Living rock - Rococo (1975)
- Members: Clive Edwards, John Edwards, Rod Halling, Ian Raines, Roy Shipston
- Hoodlum fun - Rococo (1976)
- Members: Steve Carman, Clive Edwards, Rod Halling, Ian Raines, Roy Shipston
- Follow that car / Lucinda (SINGLE) - Rococo (04/1976)
- Members: Clive Edwards, John Edwards
- Makin´ magic - Pat Travers (1977)
- Members: Pete Cowling, Roy Dyke, Clive Edwards, Nicko McBrain, Pat Travers
- Guests: Glenn Hughes, Brian Robertson, Pete Solley
- Comments: Makin' magic is a superb album, recorded with some guests: Glenn Hughes (vocals), Brian Robertson (guitar), Pete Solley (keyboards), plus ex-members Nicko McBrain (drums) and Roy Dyke (drums).
- Earthquake - Electric Sun (1979)
- Members: Clive Edwards, Uli Jon Roth
- Criminal tendencies / The rapist (SINGLE) - Wild Horses (11/1979)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Neil Carter, Clive Edwards, Brian Robertson
- The First album - Wild Horses (04/1980)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Neil Carter, Clive Edwards, Brian Robertson
- Producer: Trevor Rabin
- Comments: The CD reissue from 1999 contains 2 bonus live tracks, but the new CD reissue from 2009 contains 3 different bonus live tracks.
- Everlasting love (SINGLE) - Wild Horses (1981)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Clive Edwards, John Lockton, Brian Robertson
- Producer: (RIP: Phil Lynott)
- Stand your ground - Wild Horses (05/1981)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Clive Edwards, John Lockton, Brian Robertson
- Comments: The CD reissue from 1999 contains 2 bonus tracks, but the new CD reissue from 2009 contains 4 different bonus live tracks.
- The Friday rock show sessions - Bernie Marsden (1992)
- Members: Don Airey, Richard Bailey, Steve Cherry, David Coverdale, Clive Edwards, Rob Hawthorn, Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Simon Phillips
- Comments: The Friday Rock Show Sessions is a live album compiling two different concerts. Four tracks were recorded by Bernie Marsden & friends (Bernie Marsden, David Coverdale, Neil Murray, Don Airey, Simon Phillips) at that radio show in 1981. Seven tracks were recorded at Reading Festival 1982 by Bernie Marsden's SOS (Bernie Marsden, Robert Hawthorn, Steve Cherry, Richard Bailey, Clive Edwards), including a guest appearance by Micky Moody in one track.
- High stakes and dangerous men - UFO (03/1992)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Jem Davis, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Pete Way
- Guests: Don Airey, Stevie Lange, Terry Reid
- Comments: Don Airey played in the album, produced by Kit Woolven, and recorded in 1991. Other guests: Terry Reid, Stevie Lange and Nic Holland on backing vocals. The Japanese edition contains a bonus track.
- Too hot to handle - the story of UFO - UFO (1993)
- Members: Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Michael Schenker, Pete Way
- Comments: Video.
- Lights out over Tokyo - Live - UFO (1993)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Jem Davis, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Pete Way
- Lights out in Tokyo: live - UFO (12/1993)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Pete Way
- BBC Radio 1 live in concert - The Pat Travers Band (1994)
- Members: Tommy Aldridge, Pete Cowling, Mick Dyche, Clive Edwards, Pat Thrall, Pat Travers
- Producer: Jeff Griffin
- Comments: Live album with tracks recorded with different lineups: 4 tracks recorded in July 1977 (with Pat Travers, Mick Dyche, Mars Cowling and Clive Edwards), and 9 tracks recorded live in the 1980 Reading Festival (with Pat Travers, Mars Cowling, plus Pat Thrall (guitar), and Tommy Aldridge (drums)).
- Heaven´s gate (live) - UFO (05/1995)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Pete Way
- Unearthed - raiders of the lost archives - Lionheart (03/1999)
- Members: Andy Bierne, Chad Brown, Clive Edwards, Bob Jenkins, Phil Lanzon, Steve Mann, Rocky Newton, Dennis Stratton
- Guests: Bruce Bisland, Nicko McBrain
- Comments: Many years later, in 1999, another album was released by Lionheart, comprising old, unreleased tracks. It's called Unearthed - Raiders of the lost archives, a 2CD, comprising 30 tracks, ranging from December 1981 to September 1985. Obviously, different lineups are featured here. Dennis Stratton, Rocky Newton and Steve Mann play in all tracks, and other featured musicians are: Clive Edwards (drums), Bob Hawthorn (vocals), Chad Brown (vocals), Phil Lanzon (keyboards), Nicko McBrain (drums), Bob Jenkins (drums), Bruce Bisland (drums) and Andy Bierne (drums).
- Losing ground - WireHead (2008)
- Members: Clive Edwards
- Carried by the storm - Bronz (01/2010)
- Members: Clive Edwards (RIP: Lea Readings)
- Guests: Gary Barnacle, Stevie Lange, Phil Lanzon, Charlie McCracken, Susie O´List, Chris Thompson
- Doctor, doctor - UFO (05/1995)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Pete Way
- Comments: Compilation with several live tracks.
- The X Factor - Out there... and back! - UFO (1997)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Mick Bolton, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Andy Parker, Pete Way
- From here to eternity - Uli Jon Roth (1998)
- Members: Clive Edwards, Uli Jon Roth
- Comments: 3CD compilation, including the complete albums Earthquake, Fire wind and the previously unreleased Prologue to the Symphonic legends from 1995, as well as Aquila Suite from 1991.
- Then and now - UFO (10/2002)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Jem Davis, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Andy Parker, Paul Raymond, Michael Schenker, Pete Way
- Comments: Compilation including mostly live tracks.
- One of those nights - the collection - UFO (07/2006)
- Members: Laurence Archer, Paul Chapman, Jem Davis, Clive Edwards, Phil Mogg, Andy Parker, Paul Raymond, Pete Way
- Comments: 2CD containing 3 UFO albums: High stakes & dangerous men (with 1 bonus), Live in Texas and Live in Tokyo.
- Reading Rock - VVAA (1982)
- Guests: Richard Bailey, Steve Cherry, Clive Edwards, Fish, Chris Glen, Rob Hawthorn, Jackie Lynton, Bernie Marsden, Michael Schenker (RIP: Randy California)
- Live: a week at the Bridge E16 - VVAA ( - )
- Guests: Ron Berg, Mick Clarke, Rod De´Ath, Clive Edwards, Mick Eve, Billy Kristian, Stevie Lange, Jackie Lynton, Lou Martin, Gerry McAvoy, Stewart McDonald, Jeff Peters, Dennis Stratton, Chris Thompson, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Ron Carthy, Steve Waller)
- Comments: Live album (LP+EP) recorded at The Bridge House, Canning Town, London in April 1978. The album is shared with 5 bands: Jackie Lynton's Happy Days, Gerry McAvoy Jam, Salt, Filthy McNasty (3 tracks), Remus Down Boulevard (2 tracks: 'Only for you' and 'Gunrunner'. But, as I don't have this album, I can't tell if Ron Berg appears there, as Remus Down Boulevard had different drummers).
- Differences - Neil Merryweather (1978)
- Guests: Clive Edwards, Tom Saviano, Roy Shipston, Ray Taff Williams
- Technical: Chris Hunter
- Oh Kathy - Sorry (1978)
- Guests: Bunny Brunel, J P Ceccarelli, Clive Edwards, Mark Volman
- Comments: I don't know who they are. This album features, among others, Mark Volman (vocals, from The Turtles and Flo & Eddie), Bunny Brunel (bass, currently in the superb band CAB), Clive Edwards (drums), Jean Paul Ceccarelli (drums).
QUESTIONS:
01. I need more info on other Rococo lineups, as well as the complete name of their first singer Richard.
02. Who plays in Rococo´s 3rd single from 1981, ´Home town girls / Quicksilver mail´? Was it credited to the band Future?
03. I need to find info about his stays in the bands Berlin and Grand Prix.
04. Did he ever play with Thin Lizzy in some TV appearance (by the time Dave Flett was with them)?
05. Can someone help me with the list of musicians appearing in the live album Live: a week at the Bridge E16, please?
06. I need to find info about Clive´s work with Scott Gorham and Cathy September.
07. Does Clive appear in any recording by Lord Sutch and Zaine Griff (maybe the ´Passionate reply´ single?)?
RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 3
From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:
Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:
THANKS:
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WHAT'S NEW:
25/January/2010 - Page added to the blog.
30/May/2003 - Original page written by me (in the old site).
RELATED MUSICIANS:
Clive Edwards mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Phil Mogg (9)
Pete Way (9)
Laurence Archer (8)
Brian Robertson (5)
Jimmy Bain (4)
Jem Davis (4)
Roy Shipston (4)
Stevie Lange (3)
Andy Parker (3)
Michael Schenker (3)
Page created by Miguel Terol on: 25/January/2010 - Last modified on: 07/February/2011. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com
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Lee Jones.
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Clive appears with Thin Lizzy on Top of the Pops with Dave Flett to mime 'Sarah' in 1979. It's on YouTube. Clive plays on the Zaine Griff single 'Tonight' as does Brian Robertson. Some of the musicians on Live: a week at the Bridge E16 - Huey Lewis, Stevie Lange and Chris Thompson.
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Forgot to mention - Clive was also in a band with Charlie Huhn and John Sykes shortly before Sykes joined Whitesnake. I don't know if they got to the naming of the band stage though they did record demos.
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