Great drummer, he has played every style along his long and interesting career. Mike Kellie was born on March 24th, 1947, in Birmingham, England.
THE PHANTOMS
Mike Kellie played in this band from Birmingham, but can´t find other info. Can someone help?:
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THE PHANTOMS #? |
? |
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Bob Griffin bass | Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
| Other info on members of The Phantoms (I know up to 3 members) | |
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| To be covered (2): | John Bobin, Bob Griffin |
TONY DANGERFIELD BAND
Mike Kellie played in Tony Dangerfield Band, probably in the late 60s, but cannot find proper info about it. Help, please!:
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TONY DANGERFIELD BAND #? |
? |
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Tony Dangerfield † vocals | Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
| Other info on members of Tony Dangerfield Band (I know up to 21 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Mac Poole |
| Old pages (1): | Nick Pentelow |
| To be covered (13): | Martin Barre, Johnny Bedder, Bev Bevan, John Bonham, Tony Dangerfield, Harvey Ellison, Paul Green, Tony Hall, Jeff Lynne, Peter Parks, Nick Payn, Sid Phillips, Richard Tandy |
| Not enough info (5): | Gavin Barnett, Mike Benson, Ron Blackie, Neil Norman, Ian X |
THE BLUESHOUNDS
Mike Kellie was a member of this band, until he left to join Pat Wayne And The Beachcombers in 1966:
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THE BLUESHOUNDS # |
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Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
PAT WAYNE AND THE BEACHCOMBERS
Mike Kellie joined this band (replacing none other than John Bonham!) in 1966, in what was to be the final lineup of this band:
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PAT WAYNE AND THE BEACHCOMBERS # |
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êThe Blueshounds |
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Pat Wayne vocals | Brian Finch sax | Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
| Other info on members of Pat Wayne And The Beachcombers (I know up to 11 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (1): | John Bonham |
| Not enough info (9): | Eric Ashcroft, Dario Capaldi, Tony Carter, Mal Edwards, Brian Finch, Trevor Langham, Geoff Roberts, Brian Sharpe, Pat Wayne |
LOCOMOTIVE
This band was commanded by Norman Haines, and it also included the late Chris Wood (Traffic) on sax. Mike Kellie was drummer for this band until he was called to join VIP's. I think he left the band around 1966. Please, help with lineup!!
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LOCOMOTIVE #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Norman Haines | Chris Wood † sax, flute | Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
VIPsê | |||
| Other info on members of Locomotive (I know up to 18 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (2): | Bob Lamb, Chris Wood |
| Not enough info (15): | Pete Allen, John Barry, John Caswell, Joe Ellis, Brian Finch, Norman Haines, Mick Hincks, Andy Hughes, Danny King, Bill Madge, Mooney Mazzone, Keith Millar, Jim Simpson, Richard Storey, Mike Taylor |
VIPS
The band VIPs was based in Carlisle. Formed in 1963, they went through many personnel changes, and recorded two singles for RCA and CBS. Mike Kellie joins them in November 1966:
They played with this lineup at the UNICEF variety show at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, who provoked a good success for their then-current single ´I wanna be free / Don't let it go´ (1966, Island), although it had been recorded before Kellie joined the band.
In December 1966, Henshaw left the band.
This was VIPs in December 1966, now as a quartet:
And Frank Kenyon also leaves a bit later, leaving the band as a trio.
VIPs carried on as a trio in the beginning of 1967:
They search for a guitarist, and they think of Luther Grosvenor, then with Deep Feeling:
Sometime later, they augment the band with a keyboardist who was headed to be very famous...
But in April 1967, Emerson leaves the band to form The Nice.
The stability in VIPs came with this lineup:
They released one single with Mike Kellie: ´Straight down to the bottom / In a dream´ (1967, Island), although I don't know the exact lineup on it.
Still in 1967, the band changed their name to Art.
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VIPS #? |
Nov 66-Dec 66 |
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êLocomotive |
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Mike Harrison vocals | Jimmy Henshaw † guitar | Frank Kenyon † guitar | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
They played with this lineup at the UNICEF variety show at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, who provoked a good success for their then-current single ´I wanna be free / Don't let it go´ (1966, Island), although it had been recorded before Kellie joined the band.
In December 1966, Henshaw left the band.
This was VIPs in December 1966, now as a quartet:
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VIPS #? |
Dec 66-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Mike Harrison vocals | Frank Kenyon † guitar | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
And Frank Kenyon also leaves a bit later, leaving the band as a trio.
VIPs carried on as a trio in the beginning of 1967:
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VIPS #? |
1967 |
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|---|---|---|
Mike Harrison vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
They search for a guitarist, and they think of Luther Grosvenor, then with Deep Feeling:
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VIPS #? |
1967 |
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êDeep Feeling |
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Mike Harrison vocals, keyboards | Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
Sometime later, they augment the band with a keyboardist who was headed to be very famous...
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VIPS #? |
1967- Apr 67 |
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Mike Harrison vocals | Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Keith Emerson † keyboards | Mike Kellie † drums |
The Niceê | ||||
But in April 1967, Emerson leaves the band to form The Nice.
The stability in VIPs came with this lineup:
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VIPS #? |
Apr 67-? |
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Mike Harrison vocals, keyboards | Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
Artê | Artê | Artê | Artê |
They released one single with Mike Kellie: ´Straight down to the bottom / In a dream´ (1967, Island), although I don't know the exact lineup on it.
Still in 1967, the band changed their name to Art.
| Other info on members of VIPS (I know up to 9 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (5): | Keith Emerson, Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Greg Ridley, Drachen Theaker |
| Not enough info (3): | Jimmy Henshaw, Walter Johnstone, Frank Kenyon |
ART
They were the same guys in the band VIPs, but in 1967, they changed their name to Art:
They released an album, called Supernatural fairy tales. They also played in an album by Hapshash and the coloured coat (on Liberty label), called Featuring Human Host & Heavy Metal Kid.
And they changed their name again (now to Spooky Tooth) in October 1967, when a new member joins.
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ART #1 |
1967-Oct 67 |
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êVIPs |
êVIPs |
êVIPs |
êVIPs |
Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
Spooky Toothê | Spooky Toothê | Spooky Toothê | Spooky Toothê |
They released an album, called Supernatural fairy tales. They also played in an album by Hapshash and the coloured coat (on Liberty label), called Featuring Human Host & Heavy Metal Kid.
And they changed their name again (now to Spooky Tooth) in October 1967, when a new member joins.
| Other info on members of Art (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Greg Ridley |
SPOOKY TOOTH
A legendary band was born, Spooky Tooth, in October 1967:
Their first album was called It´s all about. It was followed by Spooky Two. This one included the song ´Better by you, better than me´ that was covered years later by heavy metal band Judas Priest.
Their third album was a sort of experiment with a French composer called Pierre Henry. The resulting album, Ceremony, didn't get any success, and the first problems started to arise. By February 1970, both Greg Ridley and Gary Wright had left the band. But the first one to leave was Ridley, to join Humble Pie.
Spooky Tooth replaced Greg Ridley with Bob Griffin:
But Griffin didn´t stay long.
This bassist for Spooky Tooth was Andy Leigh:
But then, both Leigh and Wright left the band.
In February 1970, Spooky Tooth had been reduced to a trio:
As a trio, they started recording a new album, with help from some members of the Grease Band: the late ones Henry McCullough (guitar) and Alan Spenner (bass), as well as Chris Stainton (keyboards). The album was The last puff.
Spooky Tooth searched for musicians to complete the band, in order to promote the album The last puff with a tour:
But that same Autumn 1970, they noticed that something happened, and they finally decided not to continue with the band (although the band was resurrected in 1972 again).
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SPOOKY TOOTH #1 |
Oct 67-Feb 70 |
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êArt |
êArt |
êArt |
êThe New York Tymes |
êArt |
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
Humble Pieê | ||||
Their first album was called It´s all about. It was followed by Spooky Two. This one included the song ´Better by you, better than me´ that was covered years later by heavy metal band Judas Priest.
Their third album was a sort of experiment with a French composer called Pierre Henry. The resulting album, Ceremony, didn't get any success, and the first problems started to arise. By February 1970, both Greg Ridley and Gary Wright had left the band. But the first one to leave was Ridley, to join Humble Pie.
Spooky Tooth replaced Greg Ridley with Bob Griffin:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #2 |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Bob Griffin bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
But Griffin didn´t stay long.
This bassist for Spooky Tooth was Andy Leigh:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #3 |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Andy Leigh bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
But then, both Leigh and Wright left the band.
In February 1970, Spooky Tooth had been reduced to a trio:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #2 |
Feb 70-? |
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|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
As a trio, they started recording a new album, with help from some members of the Grease Band: the late ones Henry McCullough (guitar) and Alan Spenner (bass), as well as Chris Stainton (keyboards). The album was The last puff.
Spooky Tooth searched for musicians to complete the band, in order to promote the album The last puff with a tour:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #5 |
1970 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Steven Thompson bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | John Hawken keyboards | Mike Kellie † drums |
But that same Autumn 1970, they noticed that something happened, and they finally decided not to continue with the band (although the band was resurrected in 1972 again).
THREE MAN ARMY
Three Man Army was formed by brothers Adrian Gurvitz and Paul Gurvitz (both, ex-Gun), along with Mike Kellie, in 1970:
They released a very good album, A third of a lifetime, recorded with help from Brian Parrish and Buddy Miles. But Mike was to leave the band soon, although he rejoined Paul Gurvitz (and Brian Parrish) soon later.
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THREE MAN ARMY #1 |
1970 |
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|---|---|---|
Adrian Gurvitz guitar, vocals | Paul Gurvitz bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
They released a very good album, A third of a lifetime, recorded with help from Brian Parrish and Buddy Miles. But Mike was to leave the band soon, although he rejoined Paul Gurvitz (and Brian Parrish) soon later.
| Other info on members of Three Man Army (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Paul Gurvitz |
| To be covered (2): | Adrian Gurvitz, Tony Newman |
BALLS
Balls was formed by Denny Laine in 1969. After many personnel changes, Mike Kellie joins them in January 1971, replacing Alan White:
Unfortunately, the band split in February 1971. They only released a single, ´Fight for my country / Janie slow down´ (Jan 71, Wizard).
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BALLS #? |
Jan 71-Feb 71 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Steve Gibbons vocals | Denny Laine guitar, vocals | Trevor Burton bass, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
Unfortunately, the band split in February 1971. They only released a single, ´Fight for my country / Janie slow down´ (Jan 71, Wizard).
| Other info on members of Balls (I know up to 9 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Denny Laine |
| To be covered (7): | Trevor Burton, Steve Gibbons, Jackie Lomax, Dave Morgan, Keith Smart, Richard Tandy, Alan White |
PARRISH & GURVITZ
Brian Parrish (Three Man Army) & Paul Gurvitz (Gun, Three Man Army, later in Baker-Gurvitz Army) assembled a great band to play in a US tour from May to June 1972 to promote his Parrish and Gurvitz album (1971, Regal), where Mike Kellie had played:
They recorded a second album, but I think it wasn't released. Shortly afterwards, the three musicians left the duo to join Peter Frampton.
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PARRISH & GURVITZ #? |
May 72-Jun 72 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Brian Parrish guitar, vocals | Paul Gurvitz guitar, vocals | Rick Wills bass | Mickey Gallagher keyboards | Mike Kellie † drums |
Peter Frampton Bandê | Peter Frampton Bandê | Peter Frampton Bandê | ||
They recorded a second album, but I think it wasn't released. Shortly afterwards, the three musicians left the duo to join Peter Frampton.
| Other info on members of Parrish & Gurvitz (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (2): | Paul Gurvitz, Rick Wills |
| To be covered (2): | Mickey Gallagher, Brian Parrish |
PETER FRAMPTON BAND
After the release of Peter Frampton's first solo album, Winds of change, he assembles a live band (named Frampton´s Camel) in June 1972, with part of the musicians that had played in the album:
But Kellie returns to his former band, Spooky Tooth in March 1973 (he was replaced by John Siomos).
Shine on: a collection is a double CD compilation, with some unreleased tracks. The list of performers includes: the much-missed Steve Marriott (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Frank Carillo (guitar), Steve Lukather (guitar), Mick Jones (guitar), Mark Goldenberg (guitar, bass), Rick Wills (bass, vocals), Stanley Sheldon (bass), John Regan (bass), Nathan East (bass), Eddie Watkins (bass), Mickey Gallagher (keyboards), Bob Mayo (keyboards, guitar), Arthur Stead (keyboards), Andy Bown (keyboards, bass), Richard Cottle (keyboards), Pete Solley (producer), Jim Price (horns), John Siomos (drums, percussion), Mike Kellie (drums), Ringo Starr (drums), Steve Ferrone (drums), Anton Fig (drums), Gary Mallaber (drums), John Robinson (drums), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Lenny Castro (percussion), Steve Forman (percussion), Mike Finnegan (backing vocals), Danny Wilde (backing vocals), Jeannie McClain (backing vocals), Mark Williamson (backing vocals), and the Waters family (backing vocals: I assume they must be Oren Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, etc).
20th century masters - the millenium collection: the best of Peter Frampton is a compilation of some of his best tracks. Some of the performers are: Frank Carillo (guitar), Steve Lukather (guitar), Rick Wills (bass, vocals), Stanley Sheldon (bass), John Regan (bass), Mickey Gallagher (keyboards), Bob Mayo (keyboards, guitar), Arthur Stead (keyboards), Andy Bown (keyboards, bass), John Siomos (drums, percussion), Mike Kellie (drums), Gary Mallaber (drums), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Steve Forman (percussion), Mike Finnegan (backing vocals) and the Waters family (backing vocals: I assume they must be Oren Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, etc).
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PETER FRAMPTON BAND #? |
Jun 72-Mar 73 |
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êParrish & Gurvitz |
êParrish & Gurvitz |
êParrish & Gurvitz |
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Peter Frampton guitar, vocals | Rick Wills bass | Mickey Gallagher keyboards | Mike Kellie † drums |
Spooky Toothê | |||
But Kellie returns to his former band, Spooky Tooth in March 1973 (he was replaced by John Siomos).
Shine on: a collection is a double CD compilation, with some unreleased tracks. The list of performers includes: the much-missed Steve Marriott (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Frank Carillo (guitar), Steve Lukather (guitar), Mick Jones (guitar), Mark Goldenberg (guitar, bass), Rick Wills (bass, vocals), Stanley Sheldon (bass), John Regan (bass), Nathan East (bass), Eddie Watkins (bass), Mickey Gallagher (keyboards), Bob Mayo (keyboards, guitar), Arthur Stead (keyboards), Andy Bown (keyboards, bass), Richard Cottle (keyboards), Pete Solley (producer), Jim Price (horns), John Siomos (drums, percussion), Mike Kellie (drums), Ringo Starr (drums), Steve Ferrone (drums), Anton Fig (drums), Gary Mallaber (drums), John Robinson (drums), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Lenny Castro (percussion), Steve Forman (percussion), Mike Finnegan (backing vocals), Danny Wilde (backing vocals), Jeannie McClain (backing vocals), Mark Williamson (backing vocals), and the Waters family (backing vocals: I assume they must be Oren Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, etc).
20th century masters - the millenium collection: the best of Peter Frampton is a compilation of some of his best tracks. Some of the performers are: Frank Carillo (guitar), Steve Lukather (guitar), Rick Wills (bass, vocals), Stanley Sheldon (bass), John Regan (bass), Mickey Gallagher (keyboards), Bob Mayo (keyboards, guitar), Arthur Stead (keyboards), Andy Bown (keyboards, bass), John Siomos (drums, percussion), Mike Kellie (drums), Gary Mallaber (drums), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Steve Forman (percussion), Mike Finnegan (backing vocals) and the Waters family (backing vocals: I assume they must be Oren Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, etc).
| Other info on members of Peter Frampton Band (I know up to 23 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (3): | Jamie Oldaker, John Siomos, Rick Wills |
| To be covered (19): | Rob Arthur, Neil Barr, Andy Bown, Richard Cottle, Chad Cromwell, Peter Frampton, Mickey Gallagher, Ben Gramm, Bob Hamlin, Adam Lester, Tony Levin, Bob Mayo, John Regan, John Robinson, Stanley Sheldon, J J Silver, Joe Stellute, Joe Vitale, Dan Wojciechowski |
SPOOKY TOOTH (again)
After their separation in Autumn 1970, Mike Harrison and Gary Wright put Spooky Tooth to life again in September 1972. But it's in March 1973 when Mike Kellie decides to join them again:
They release a new album, Witness. But in February 1974, Mike Harrison leaves again, Chris Stewart also leaving.
This was the new lineup for Spooky Tooth in February 1974:
In spite of the important potential of the band (Mike Patto was a superb singer), it didn't work, and Ellis and Kellie left the band in May 1974, without recording any material.
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SPOOKY TOOTH #? |
Mar 73-Feb 74 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Mick Jones guitar, vocals | Chrissie Stewart bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
They release a new album, Witness. But in February 1974, Mike Harrison leaves again, Chris Stewart also leaving.
This was the new lineup for Spooky Tooth in February 1974:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #? |
Feb 74-May 74 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Patto † vocals | Mick Jones guitar, vocals | Keith Ellis † bass | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
In spite of the important potential of the band (Mike Patto was a superb singer), it didn't work, and Ellis and Kellie left the band in May 1974, without recording any material.
MILLER FRASER BAND
In 1974, Andy Fraser and Frankie Miller join forces as Miller Fraser Band, with an exceptional list of musicians:
But they didn´t last together.
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MILLER FRASER BAND #1 |
1974 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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êSharks |
êSharks |
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Frankie Miller vocals | Andy Fraser † bass | Henry McCullough † guitar | Nick Judd keyboards | Mike Kellie † drums |
Andy Fraser Bandê | Andy Fraser Bandê | |||
But they didn´t last together.
| Other info on members of Miller Fraser Band (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (2): | Andy Fraser, Nick Judd |
| To be covered (2): | Henry McCullough, Frankie Miller |
LIVERPOOL SCENE
Sometime during 1974, Mike Kellie played live with Liverpool Scene:
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LIVERPOOL SCENE #? |
1974 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Hart vocals | Adrian Henri † vocals | Andy Roberts guitar | Dave Richards keyboards | Mike Evans sax | Mike Kellie † drums |
| Other info on members of Liverpool Scene (I know up to 11 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (10): | Pete Clarke, Brian Dodson, Mike Evans, Frank Garrett, Mike Hart, Adrian Henri, Percy Jones, John Pearson, Dave Richards, Andy Roberts |
PAUL KOSSOFF BAND
Great player Paul Kossoff had left Free in October 1972. After some recovery, he recorded a solo album (Back Street Crawler). Then, he tried to form a band, probably around 1974:
They rehearsed for a while, and even Peter Green joined them for a very short period. But, finally, the project was sadly dropped, after having recorded just two tracks that weren't released at that time.
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PAUL KOSSOFF BAND #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Paul Kossoff † guitar, vocals | Mickey Feat bass | Mike Kellie † drums | Peter Green guitar, sometimes | + others unknown to me. Help! |
They rehearsed for a while, and even Peter Green joined them for a very short period. But, finally, the project was sadly dropped, after having recorded just two tracks that weren't released at that time.
| Other info on members of Paul Kossoff Band (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Peter Green |
| To be covered (2): | Mickey Feat, Paul Kossoff |
JOHNNY HALLIDAY BAND
In 1974, drummer Tommy Brown left Johnny Halliday Band after several years, and Mike Kellie was asked to join them for the summer tour in France:
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JOHNNY HALLIDAY BAND #? |
1974 |
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|---|---|---|
Johnny Halliday vocals | Mike Kellie † drums | + many others, unknown to me. Help! |
| Other info on members of Johnny Halliday Band (I know up to 205 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (2): | Madeline Bell, Tex Makins |
| Old pages (2): | Pat Donaldson, Tim Hinkley |
| To be covered (200): | Thibault Abrial, Claudia Alexandre, Michel Amsellem, Angeline Annonier, Claude Arini, Alain Athot, Christophe Aubert, Cyrille Aufort, Jean-Pierre Azoulay, Erick Bamy, Mick Barakan, Pierrette Bargoin, Barney, Mike Bazzani, Hamid Belhocine, Beckie Bell, Louis Belloni, Kako Bessot, Pierre Billon, Curt Bisquera, Caroline Blandin, Eric Bouad, Daniel Boulard, Patrick Bourgoin, Marc Bozonnet,... up to 200 musicians. |
THE ONLY ONES
This was a really unexpected move. I was surprised when I read at that time that Mike was to join a sort of new wave band. This was late 1975, when the band is assembled, although the last member to arrive, bassist Alan Mair, wasn't recruited until August 1976.
Originally called Peter & The Pets, the band was commanded by Pete Perrett, a strange and very talented guy:
They released a single in their own label Vengeance, ´Lovers of today / Peter & The Pets´, before changing their name to the definitive The Only Ones.
Their debut album, the self-titled The Only Ones, contains their best known song, 'Another girl, another planet'. Although the CD edition doesn't say a word, I once read that the album includes the appearance by Kellie´s old mate Mick Gallagher on keyboards.
The second album was called Even serpents shine, and it contains contributions by Adam Maitland (keyboards, sax), and John 'Rabbit' Bundrick (keyboards). With killer songs, such as ´Programme´.
Special view was a compilation of tracks from the 1st and 2nd album, plus both sides from their first single in 1977.
Their proper third album is Baby's got a gun. Recorded with help from Barrie Evans (guitar) and Pauline Murray (backing vocals).
But things weren't going fine between the members, and they finally disbanded in 1981, although some more albums have been issued since then.
Remains and Alone in the night are compilations of outtakes and non-album tracks. First editions of Remains came with a free EP (4 songs).
I once saw a vinyl called Live. It said ´limited edition´, but I couldn't get it. I don't know if it has been finally released on CD.
The Peel Sessions include live material recorded for the radio from 1977 until 1980.
The big sleep is a live album recorded in November 1979.
It has also been released a video with studio and live footage, called Faster than lightning (Vision Video).
The latest release is Darkness & light - The complete BBC recordings. It's a great double CD, with 28 tracks, taken from different radio recordings dating from 1977 to 1980.
Originally called Peter & The Pets, the band was commanded by Pete Perrett, a strange and very talented guy:
|
THE ONLY ONES #1 |
Aug 76-1981 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Peter Perrett guitar, vocals | John Perry guitar | Alan Mair bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
They released a single in their own label Vengeance, ´Lovers of today / Peter & The Pets´, before changing their name to the definitive The Only Ones.
Their debut album, the self-titled The Only Ones, contains their best known song, 'Another girl, another planet'. Although the CD edition doesn't say a word, I once read that the album includes the appearance by Kellie´s old mate Mick Gallagher on keyboards.
The second album was called Even serpents shine, and it contains contributions by Adam Maitland (keyboards, sax), and John 'Rabbit' Bundrick (keyboards). With killer songs, such as ´Programme´.
Special view was a compilation of tracks from the 1st and 2nd album, plus both sides from their first single in 1977.
Their proper third album is Baby's got a gun. Recorded with help from Barrie Evans (guitar) and Pauline Murray (backing vocals).
But things weren't going fine between the members, and they finally disbanded in 1981, although some more albums have been issued since then.
Remains and Alone in the night are compilations of outtakes and non-album tracks. First editions of Remains came with a free EP (4 songs).
I once saw a vinyl called Live. It said ´limited edition´, but I couldn't get it. I don't know if it has been finally released on CD.
The Peel Sessions include live material recorded for the radio from 1977 until 1980.
The big sleep is a live album recorded in November 1979.
It has also been released a video with studio and live footage, called Faster than lightning (Vision Video).
The latest release is Darkness & light - The complete BBC recordings. It's a great double CD, with 28 tracks, taken from different radio recordings dating from 1977 to 1980.
JOHNNY THUNDERS BAND
During January and February 1978, Johnny Thunders led this band called The Living Dead:
This was a different lineup for All Stars Living Dead in February 1978 for one gig, with 3/4 of the band Only Ones:
There's also a double single, credited to The All Stars Living Dead. It contains a live recording from February 1978, with this lineup.
And this was another different lineup for Johnny Thunders´ All Stars for one gig in France in March 1978:
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JOHNNY THUNDERS BAND #? |
Jan-Feb 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Johnny Thunders † guitar, vocals | Patti Paladin vocals | Henry Paul guitar | Peter Perrett guitar | Mike Kellie † drums |
This was a different lineup for All Stars Living Dead in February 1978 for one gig, with 3/4 of the band Only Ones:
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JOHNNY THUNDERS BAND #? |
Feb 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Johnny Thunders † guitar, vocals | Patti Paladin vocals | Peter Perrett guitar | Alan Mair bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
There's also a double single, credited to The All Stars Living Dead. It contains a live recording from February 1978, with this lineup.
And this was another different lineup for Johnny Thunders´ All Stars for one gig in France in March 1978:
|
JOHNNY THUNDERS BAND #? |
Mar 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Johnny Thunders † guitar, vocals | Patti Paladin vocals | Peter Perrett guitar | Steve Jones guitar | John ´Irish´ Earle † sax | Mike Kellie † drums |
Paul Cook drums |
| Other info on members of Johnny Thunders Band (I know up to 14 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | John ´Irish´ Earle |
| To be covered (6): | Paul Gray, Alan Mair, Jerry Nolan, Henry Paul, Peter Perrett, Johnny Thunders |
| Not enough info (6): | Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Steve Nicol, Patti Paladin, Sid Vicious, Sam Yaffa |
VIV STANSHALL BAND
Around 1987, Mike Kellie started working with Vivian Stanshall (from The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band), who wanted to play live concerts again:
But I guess the plans never went too far...
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VIV STANSHALL BAND #? |
1987 |
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|---|---|---|
Viv Stanshall † guitar, vocals | Rosko Gee bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
But I guess the plans never went too far...
| Other info on members of Viv Stanshall Band (I know up to 11 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (7): | Jack Bruce, Dennis Cowan, Rosko Gee, Ollie Halsall, John Halsey, Viv Stanshall, Ian Wallace |
| Not enough info (3): | Peter Moss, Rodney Slater, Roger Ruskin Spear |
AND THEN...
Sorry, I don't have info about his musical activities from 1981 until 1995. A long gap! Help!
Mike moved to Canada, but returned to England after 5 years.
Mike moved to Canada, but returned to England after 5 years.
STEVE GIBBONS BAND
Sometime (probably in the early 90s), Mike Kellie toured Sweden with his old friend Steve Gibbons:
Can someone help me with additional info, please?
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STEVE GIBBONS BAND #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|
Steve Gibbons vocals | Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Can someone help me with additional info, please?
| Other info on members of Steve Gibbons Band (I know up to 24 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Robbie Blunt |
| Old pages (1): | Nick Pentelow |
| To be covered (21): | Phil Bond, Trevor Burton, Dave Carroll, Alan Caswell, Gerry Conway, Phil Curtis, Steve Gibbons, Howard Gregory, Bob Griffin, Roger Inniss, Bob Lamb, Dave Land, Albert Lee, Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg, Andy Silvester, Howard Smith, Alan ´Sticky´ Wickett, Bob Wilson, Derek Wood, P J Wright |
BLUES REVIEW
Mike Kellie worked with the band Blues Review (again, probably in the early 90s), but don´t know any other detail:
|
BLUES REVIEW #? |
? |
|---|---|
Mike Kellie † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
ARIEL BENDER BAND
This is the lineup announced as The Ariel Bender Band in the Luther Grosvenor release, Floodgates.
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LUTHER GROSVENOR BAND #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Steve Dolan bass | Dave Moore keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
| Other info on members of Luther Grosvenor Band (I know up to 9 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (2): | Luther Grosvenor, Dave Moore |
| Not enough info (6): | Steve Dolan, Mark Eden, Jim Houghton, Mick Triggs, Alan Vallance, Paul Walsham |
SPOOKY TOOTH (again)
Well, well, well... After many rumours, it finally happened! Spooky Tooth were together again, in 1997:
It has been a long story since the first news about the reunion appeared. At first, they were supposed to record a few tracks, in order to complete a new release containing old live tracks (from 1968, at the BBC) and some rarities (a Deep Feeling track - a band by Luther Grosvenor, Poli Palmer and Jim Capaldi). It was also supposed that Dave Moore was to contribute to the lineup. In July 1997, they recorded three tracks. This was to be the content of Sunrise, but a year later, the album finally appeared including only new tracks under the name Cross purpose.
In 2004, we find a different edition of Spooky Tooth, now without Luther Grosvenor and Greg Ridley, but with Gary Wright back in the band:
They played a short tour in Germany, and years later, a live DVD was released from those concerts, Nomad poets - live in Germany 2004.
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SPOOKY TOOTH #? |
1997-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Luther Grosvenor guitar, vocals | Greg Ridley † bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
It has been a long story since the first news about the reunion appeared. At first, they were supposed to record a few tracks, in order to complete a new release containing old live tracks (from 1968, at the BBC) and some rarities (a Deep Feeling track - a band by Luther Grosvenor, Poli Palmer and Jim Capaldi). It was also supposed that Dave Moore was to contribute to the lineup. In July 1997, they recorded three tracks. This was to be the content of Sunrise, but a year later, the album finally appeared including only new tracks under the name Cross purpose.
In 2004, we find a different edition of Spooky Tooth, now without Luther Grosvenor and Greg Ridley, but with Gary Wright back in the band:
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SPOOKY TOOTH #? |
2004-? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Joey Albrecht guitar, vocals | Michael Becker bass, vocals | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
They played a short tour in Germany, and years later, a live DVD was released from those concerts, Nomad poets - live in Germany 2004.
THE ONLY ONES (again)
In April 2007, The Only Ones reform again to play some gigs and festivals:
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THE ONLY ONES #? |
Apr 2007-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Peter Perrett guitar, vocals | John Perry guitar | Alan Mair bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
| Other info on members of The Only Ones (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry |
SPOOKY TOOTH (again)
And in 2008, the veteran members of Spooky Tooth change the rest of musicians:
And then, the next one to leave was Mike Kellie.
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SPOOKY TOOTH #? |
2008-? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Steve Farris guitar | Shem Von Schroeck bass | Mike Harrison keyboards, vocals | Gary Wright keyboards, vocals | Mike Kellie † drums |
And then, the next one to leave was Mike Kellie.
| Other info on members of Spooky Tooth (I know up to 23 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Rod Coombes |
| Old pages (3): | Bryson Graham, Paul Gurvitz, John Hawken |
| To be covered (18): | Joey Albrecht, Michael Becker, Tom Brechtlein, Keith Ellis, Steve Farris, Bob Griffin, Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Ian Herbert, Mick Jones, Andy Leigh, Val Moore, Mike Patto, Greg Ridley, Chrissie Stewart, Steven Thompson, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright |
THE DISTRACTIONS
The Distractions reformed for some gigs in August and September 2012, now with Mike Kellie on drums:
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THE DISTRACTIONS #? |
2012 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Finney vocals | Steve Perrin guitar, vocals | Nick Halliwell guitar, vocals | Arash Torabi bass | Mike Kellie † drums |
| Other info on members of The Distractions (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| Not enough info (4): | Mike Finney, Nick Halliwell, Steve Perrin, Arash Torabi |
MIKE KELLIE BAND
In June 2013, Mike Kellie gigs with his band The Hidden:
Sadly, Mike Kellie passed away on January 19, 2017. I exchanged several email messages with him along the years, and he always was so handsome and humble... He sent me some rare photos too. I'll miss him. Rest in peace, Mike.
26 BANDS (WITH 44 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
9 ALBUMS FOR 7 BANDMATES AND FRIENDS:
2 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
26 SESSIONS (FOR 18 ARTISTS):
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MIKE KELLIE BAND #? |
2013 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Kellie † drums | Robbie Blunt guitar | Greg Pratt Lake guitar, vocals | Tony Kelsey bass | Julian Crook keyboards |
| Other info on members of Mike Kellie Band (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Robbie Blunt |
| Not enough info (3): | Julian Crook, Tony Kelsey, Greg Pratt Lake |
Sadly, Mike Kellie passed away on January 19, 2017. I exchanged several email messages with him along the years, and he always was so handsome and humble... He sent me some rare photos too. I'll miss him. Rest in peace, Mike.
26 BANDS (WITH 44 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||||
| Art | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Balls |
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| Ariel Bender Band |
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| Blues Review | ||||||||||||
| The Blueshounds | ||||||||||||
| Tony Dangerfield Band |
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| The Distractions | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Peter Frampton Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Frampton´s Camel |
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| Steve Gibbons Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Luther Grosvenor Band | 3 RECORDINGS:
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| Johnny Halliday Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Mike Kellie Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Paul Kossoff Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Liverpool Scene | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Locomotive |
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| Miller Fraser Band |
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| The Only Ones | 7 RECORDINGS:
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| Parrish & Gurvitz | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| The Phantoms |
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| Spooky Tooth | 9 RECORDINGS:
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| Viv Stanshall Band |
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| Three Man Army | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Johnny Thunders Band | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| VIPS | 2 COMPILATIONS:
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| Pat Wayne And The Beachcombers |
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9 ALBUMS FOR 7 BANDMATES AND FRIENDS:
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
| Joe Cocker Band | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Foreigner | 1 COMPILATIONS:
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| Grimms | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Andy Leigh Band | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Traffic | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Nanette Workman Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Gary Wright Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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2 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS |
| VVAA | 2 RECORDINGS:
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26 SESSIONS (FOR 18 ARTISTS):
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
| Jim Capaldi Band | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Roderick Falconer Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Ritchie Francis Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| The Granite Shore | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| Stefan Grossman Band | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| Hapshash And The Coloured Coat | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Heavy Jelly | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| Neil Innes Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Chris Jagger Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Jerry Lee Lewis Band | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| OST | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Andy Roberts Band | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| John Simson Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Splinter | 1 RECORDINGS: 
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| Jimmy Stevens Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Pat Travers Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Sean Tyla Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| Kenny Young Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
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UNRELEASED PROJECTS:
RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 24
Official site(s) - tell them you saw the link here:
From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:
From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:
From the great site DME (by Dmitry M. Epstein), we have fantastic interviews:
From the fantastic The British Sound blog (by Bruno Ceriotti), we have rock family trees about:
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:
RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 42
Disclaimer: I don´t own or upload any of the videos linked here. I just include links to live videos that are already available, in order to show the work of this musician. Anyway, if someone feels that some link shouldn't be included, please write me at the email address shown below. And if you know of more videos featuring Mike Kellie, please, also write me with the link.
- VIPs - I Wanna Be Free VIPs in 1966. (Resolution: 240)
- VIPs - I Wanna Be Free VIPs live in June 1967. Sadly, you can only spot Mike Harrison and Greg Ridley. (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - The Weight Spooky Tooth live on TV in November 1968. (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - That Was Only Yesterday Spooky Tooth live in 1969. (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Better By You Better Than Me Spooky Tooth live in 1969. (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Short Concert Spooky Tooth live in France, probably in 1970 (not 1971) (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Waiting For The Wind Spooky Tooth live in April 1973. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - No Peace For The Wicked The Only Ones live on TV, probably in 1979. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Out There In The Night The Only Ones live in January 1979. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live on TV in 1979. (Resolution: 1080) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - No Solution The Only Ones live on TV in March 1979. (Resolution: 360)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live on TV in May 1979. (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Better By You Better Than Me Spooky Tooth live, probably in 2004 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Evil Woman Spooky Tooth live, probably in 2004 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Waiting For The Wind Spooky Tooth live, probably in 2004 (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Someone Who Cares The Only Ones live, probably in 2007. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Me And My Shadow The Only Ones live, probably in 2007. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Miles From Nowhere The Only Ones live, probably in 2007. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Lovers Of Today The Only Ones live, probably in 2007. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - From Here To Eternity The Only Ones live, probably in 2007. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live in 2007. (Resolution: 240)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live in June 2007. (Resolution: 240)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 1 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 2 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 3 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 4 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 5 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 6 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 7 of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- Spooky Tooth - Concert Part 8 (and last) of a Spooky Tooth concert in February 2008 (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Complete Concert The Only Ones live, probably in 2008. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live here in Spain in February 2009. (Resolution: 480)
- The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones live in April 2009. (Resolution: 480)
- The Distractions - Waiting For Lorraine The Distractions live in August 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - The Beast The Only Ones live in August 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - Oh Lucinda (Love Becomes A Habit) The Only Ones live in August 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - The Happy Pilgrim The Only Ones live in August 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Distractions - Lost The Distractions live in September 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Distractions - Time Goes By So Slow The Distractions live in September 2012. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- The Only Ones - The Beast The Only Ones live in October 2010. (Resolution: 480)
- Mike Kellie - Unknown Track Mike Kellie live in 2013 with his own band The Hidden. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- Mike Kellie - Interview Mike Kellie interview in 2014 about his late friend Chris Wood from Traffic. (Resolution: 1080) (HQ)
Featuring: Mike Harrison, Jimmy Henshaw, Mike Kellie, Frank Kenyon, Greg Ridley.
Featuring: Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Greg Ridley.
Featuring: Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Greg Ridley, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Andy Leigh, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Andy Leigh, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Luther Grosvenor, Mike Harrison, John Hawken, Mike Kellie, Steven Thompson.
Featuring: Mike Harrison, Mick Jones, Mike Kellie, Chrissie Stewart, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Joey Albrecht, Michael Becker, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Joey Albrecht, Michael Becker, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Joey Albrecht, Michael Becker, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Steve Farris, Mike Harrison, Mike Kellie, Shem Von Schroeck, Gary Wright.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Finney, Nick Halliwell, Mike Kellie, Steve Perrin, Arash Torabi.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Mike Finney, Nick Halliwell, Mike Kellie, Steve Perrin, Arash Torabi.
Featuring: Mike Finney, Nick Halliwell, Mike Kellie, Steve Perrin, Arash Torabi.
Featuring: Mike Kellie, Alan Mair, Peter Perrett, John Perry.
Featuring: Robbie Blunt, Julian Crook, Mike Kellie, Tony Kelsey, Greg Pratt Lake.
Featuring: Mike Kellie.
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WHAT'S NEW:
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RELATED MUSICIANS:
Mike Kellie mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Gary Wright (20)
Mike Harrison (17)
Luther Grosvenor (16)
Greg Ridley (14)
Mick Jones (12)
Peter Perrett (12)
Chris Blackwell (11)
John Perry (10)
Alan Mair (9)
Henry McCullough (9)
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