The Musicians' Olympus: June 2019

BANDS:

BAND	PERIOD	DETAILS
The Royal Crests	[1964]
Karl Stuart And The Profiles	[1965]	2 recordings
The Profiles	[1965]
The Voice	[1965-?]	1 recording
Miller Anderson Band		9 recordings + 1 compilation
The Scenery		2 recordings
Freddie Fingers Lee Band	[1967-?]
Paper Blitz Tissue	[1968]
At Last The 1958 Rock´n´Roll Show	[Mar 68-Oct 68]	1 recording
Charlie Woolfe	[1968]	1 recording
The Scenery (again)
David McWilliams Band
Keef Hartley Band	[Nov 68-?]	8 recordings + 1 compilation
Miller Anderson Band (again)	[1971]
Blood Sweat & Tears
Hemlock	[Jan 73-1974]	1 recording
Savoy Brown	[Jan 74-Dec 74]	1 recording + 4 compilations
Dog Soldier	[1975]	1 recording
Mick Taylor Band
T Rex	[Aug 76-1977]	4 recordings + 1 compilation
Donovan Band	[1977-1978]	1 recording
The Dukes	[1979]	1 recording
Tandoori Cassette
Stan Webb´s Speedway	[1982]
Mountain	[Oct 82-Dec 82]	2 recordings
Miller Anderson Band (again)
Chicken Shack	[Sep 84-Dec 84]
Spencer Davis Group	[1988]	4 recordings
Pete York Band	[Nov 88-Aug 90]	6 recordings + 2 compilations
X-T-Rex	[1993-?]
Miller Anderson Band (again)	[1993-1994]
Jon Lord Band	[1995]	3 recordings
Spencer Davis Group (again)	[1995-1998]
Jon Lord Band (again)
Spencer Davis Group (again)	[1998]
The Scenery (again)	[Jun 99] (1 gig)
Zoot Money Band
Deep Purple		2 recordings
Miller Anderson Band (again)	[2000] (1 gig)
The Desperate Dan
Roger Chapman & The Shortlist	[Apr 00-?]
Jon Lord Band (again)	[2003-2005]
British Blues Quintet	[2006-?]	1 recording + 1 compilation
Dave Cousins Band	[2006-?]	2 recordings
Herzberg Blues Allstars	[Jul 07] (1 gig)
Spencer Davis Group (again)	[2007]
Chris Farlowe Band		2 recordings
Rock Legends Adventure	[2008]
Miller Anderson Band (again)	[2008-2011]
Jon Lord Band (again)	[2011]
Pete York Band (again)	[Jul 11] (1 gig)
Jon Lord Band (again)	[Sep 11-Nov 11]
Hamburg Blues Band	[2012-?]	1 recording
Roger Hubbard	[2015-?]
Miller Anderson Band (again)	[2015-2019]
Pete York Band (again)	[2018]

BIOGRAPHY:

One of the finest blues guitarists and singers I've ever heard, Miller Anderson was born on April 12th, 1945, in Houston, Renfrewshire, Scotland, near Glasgow.

Miller Anderson

The Dukes - from left to right: Miller Anderson

Spencer Davis Group - from left to right: Miller Anderson

THE ROYAL CRESTS

I don't have details, but Miller Anderson started his career in the group The Royal Crests in Scotland around 1964. More info, please!

THE ROYAL CRESTS #?	1964
Miller Anderson guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

KARL STUART AND THE PROFILES

Karl Stuart And The Profiles were a variation of The Royal Crests, this time being based in London, where they moved in March 1965:

KARL STUART AND THE PROFILES #?	1965
Miller Anderson guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

They released two singles in 1965: ´Love of my eyes / not a girl in a million´ and ´Haven´t they got better things / Touch of your hand´.

THE PROFILES

They simply changed their name to The Profiles (instead of Karl Stuart And The Profiles):

THE PROFILES #?	1965
Miller Anderson guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

They released two more singles in 1965 for the Mercury label.

Other info on members of The Profiles (I know up to 7 members)
To be covered (1):	Bill Parkinson
Not enough info (5):	Paul Eker, Peter Feldman, Jimmy Lacey, Carl Stephenson, Dave Williams

THE VOICE

Still in 1965, Miller Anderson joined The Voice:

THE VOICE #?	1965
Miller Anderson guitar	Dave Dufort drums	+ others unknown to me. Help!

They only released a single, ´Train to disaster / Truth´ (1965, Mercury).

When Miller was to leave the band, he chose his replacement: none other than the great Mick Ronson, although they shared the guitar bill in the band for a month.

As I´ve said, Miller Anderson and Mick Ronson played together in The Voice for one month:

THE VOICE #?		1965
Miller Anderson guitar	Mick Ronson † guitar	Dave Dufort drums	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Then, Miller left them.

Other info on members of The Voice (I know up to 3 members)
To be covered (2):	Dave Dufort, Mick Ronson

MILLER ANDERSON BAND

Miller Anderson and Dave Dufort formed a duo in the mid 60s:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #1	?
Miller Anderson guitar	Dave Dufort drums
The Sceneryê	The Sceneryê

But, they soon added Ian Hunter on bass and Dante Smith on keyboards, and they became The Scenery.

THE SCENERY

Miller Anderson had met Ian Hunter when they started doing sessions for bands and artists at Regent Sound Studios. Finally, they decided to put their own band, The Scenery:

THE SCENERY #1	?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ian Hunter bass, vocals	Dave Dufort drums

Soon later, The Scenery adds a 4th member:

THE SCENERY #2		?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ian Hunter bass, vocals	Dante Smith keyboards	Dave Dufort drums

Then, Dufort left the band.

John Vernon Smith joins as the new drummer for The Scenery:

THE SCENERY #2		?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ian Hunter bass, vocals	Dante Smith keyboards	John Vernon Smith drums

Ian Hunter and Miller Anderson recorded the song ´Queue jumping´ as a demo, and it later turned up on a Japanese EP in Japan under the name The Scenery. I've also read another EP (the same one?) was released in Germany. Can anyone help here, please?

FREDDIE FINGERS LEE BAND

This was the Freddie Fingers Lee Band in 1967, using most of the members of The Scenery:

FREDDIE FINGERS LEE BAND #?		1967
	êThe Scenery	êThe Scenery	êThe Scenery
Freddie Fingers Lee † keyboards, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Ian Hunter bass	John Vernon Smith drums

But Miller Anderson left them sometime later.

Other info on members of Freddie Fingers Lee Band (I know up to 9 members)
To be covered (5):	Bob Burgos, Ian Hunter, Freddie Fingers Lee, Robin Murly, Sean Tyla
Not enough info (3):	Les Bailly, Pete Davenport, John Vernon Smith

PAPER BLITZ TISSUE

An old friend of Miller, drummer Dave Dufort, calls him to join his band Paper Blitz Tissue in 1968:

PAPER BLITZ TISSUE #2		1968
Miller Anderson guitar	Bernie Lee guitar	Derek Needham bass	Dave Dufort drums

Paper Blitz Tissue includes a new drummer in their lineup, the soon-to-be famous Bill Bruford, replacing Dave Dufort:

PAPER BLITZ TISSUE #2		1968
Miller Anderson guitar	Bernie Lee guitar	Derek Needham bass	Bill Bruford drums

But soon the band changed, remaining only Lee and Needham.

Other info on members of Paper Blitz Tissue (I know up to 8 members)
To be covered (4):	Bill Bruford, Kevin Currie, Dave Dufort, Bernie Lee
Not enough info (3):	Terry Keetley, Dave Morris, Derek Needham

AT LAST THE 1958 ROCK´N´ROLL SHOW

In March 1968, Miller Anderson joined the band with the strange name, At Last the 1958 Rock'n'roll Show. Here he met Ian Hunter again:

AT LAST THE 1958 ROCK´N´ROLL SHOW #?		Mar 68-Oct 68
Freddie Fingers Lee † keyboards, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Ian Hunter bass	Pete Phillips drums
Charlie Woolfeê	Charlie Woolfeê	Charlie Woolfeê	Charlie Woolfeê

They were managed by Colin Johnson (Status Quo manager). They released one single, ´I can´t drive / Working on the railroad´ (1968, CBS), produced by Jimmy Duncan.

The group played ´I Can't Drive´ on the German TV show BEAT CLUB in Bremen, summer of 1968 (I have it!). In October 1968, the band changed their name to Charlie Woolfe.

It can be read in some parts that legendary drummer Carlo Little was the drummer here, but Carlo told me he wasn't part of this group, although he played in several bands with Freddie ´Fingers´ Lee. Please, check out his own website with very interesting info about this very missed rock pioneer.

Other info on members of At Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show (I know up to 8 members)
Already covered (1):	Mark Griffiths
To be covered (5):	Dave Holland, Ian Hunter, Freddie Fingers Lee, Pete Phillips, Sean Tyla
Not enough info (1):	Chris Mayfield

CHARLIE WOOLFE

Charlie Woolfe was the new band name for At Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show in October 1968:

CHARLIE WOOLFE #1		Oct 68-1968
êAt Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show	êAt Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show	êAt Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show	êAt Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show
Freddie Fingers Lee † keyboards, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Ian Hunter bass	Pete Phillips drums

They released another single in 1968 for NEMS in UK (also released by CBS in Holland): ´Dance dance dance / Home´. The B-side was written by Freddie Fingers Lee, Miller Anderson and Ian Hunter.

Other info on members of Charlie Woolfe (I know up to 4 members)
To be covered (3):	Ian Hunter, Freddie Fingers Lee, Pete Phillips

THE SCENERY (again)

Miller Anderson and Ian Hunter decided to abandon Charlie Woolfe, so they resurrected The Scenery:

THE SCENERY #?	?
êCharlie Woolfe	êCharlie Woolfe
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ian Hunter bass, vocals	John Vernon Smith drums

Flash forward to February 1990: Ian Hunter and Miller Anderson have remained friends ever since, and they have often jammed together. In February 1990 they did a set together at a club near Miller's house. Anyone was lucky enough to be there?

DAVID MCWILLIAMS BAND

Singer David McWilliams was backed by the band The Scenery (featuring Miller Anderson and Ian Hunter) for a British tour:

DAVID MCWILLIAMS BAND #?		?
	êThe Scenery	êThe Scenery
David McWilliams † vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Ian Hunter bass	+ others unknown to me. Help!
	The Sceneryê	The Sceneryê

Other info on members of David McWilliams Band (I know up to 3 members)
To be covered (1):	Ian Hunter
Not enough info (1):	David McWilliams

KEEF HARTLEY BAND

Keef Hartley finally called the great Miller Anderson to join as vocalist and lead guitarist, in November 1968:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #3			Nov 68-?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ian Cruickshank † guitar (as Spit James)	Gary Thain † bass	Dino Dines † keyboards	Keef Hartley † drums

Keef found in Miller a fantastic companion, a superb guitarist and singer, who composed most of the songs.

With Miller's voice, they release the fantastic album, Halfbreed, recorded in three days, with a funny introduction where you can hear John Mayall's conversation with Keef, when he tells him he's out of Bluesbreakers band. The track is appropiately named ´Sacked´. Dino (here, credited as Peter Dines) co-writes half of the tracks in the album. Notice has to be made about all the guitar parts in the album were recorded by Spit. Miller just included the vocals, no guitars.

In the album, there's a horn section to enrich their sound (mainly Hartley former bandmates in John Mayall band):

Henry Lowther (trumpet, violin)

Harry Beckett (trumpet)

Lyn Dobson (tenor sax, flute)

Chris Mercer (tenor sax)

Once Spit James leaves the band, Miller Anderson takes the guitar role completely. New changes leave the lineup as follows:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #4			?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Henry Lowther trumpet, violin	Jimmy Jewell sax	Keef Hartley † drums

This lineup played in Woodstock Festival, on its second day, although unfortunately they don't appear on the movie or soundtrack. I also have the extended video edition of the movie with almost 1 additional hour of footage, but, sadly, KHB isn't there.

To remind a bit of the atmosphere of what happened there, I copy here a brief excerpt from liner notes written by Michael J. Fairchild for the album The Woodstock diary (1994, Atlantic), about that 2nd day:

´Rainless Saturday concerts bring euphoric peaks. Participants groove to the tunes of Quill, Keef Hartley, Santana, Mountain, Canned Heat, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Sly & The Family Stone, the Who, and the Jefferson Airplane. Gladiator gods at the frontliness of consciousness, these bands lead the masses past breakthrough peaks. Rock's Freedom Beat by moonlight unites the tribes at the apex of a decade. Woodstock's field of dreams awakens ancient rites and Sabbat dance. The music is a fruit rooted in Blues, ripening sweet in a half-million heads. It is the Saturnalia of the Century, casting possession frenzy 'til dawn...´

For their next album, the lineup changes is increased with Mick Weaver:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #5				?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Henry Lowther trumpet, violin	Jimmy Jewell sax	Keef Hartley † drums

They release their second album, The battle of North West Six, another superb album. It was still recorded with Spit James in the band, with contributions from Mick Taylor (The Rolling Stones) guesting on guitar on one track. Plus Mike Davis (trumpet), Harry Beckett (trumpet, fluegelhorn), Lynn Dobson (tenor saxophone, flute), Chris Mercer (tenor saxophone), Barbara Thompson (baritone saxophone, flute) and Ray Warleigh (flute).

When they were recording their third album, The time is near, Lowther and Jewell leave the band:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #6				?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Dave Caswell trumpet	Lyle Jenkins sax	Keef Hartley † drums

Dino Dines comes back to the band for a while:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #7				?-Dec 70
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Dino Dines † keyboards	Dave Caswell trumpet	Lyle Jenkins sax	Keef Hartley † drums

But the new members don't stay long time in the band, and they leave the band in December 1970, after recording some superb sessions for BBC Radio 1.

The lineup of Keef Hartley Band changes to an incredible quartet:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #8		Dec 70-?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Keef Hartley † drums

They release the album Overdog, with help from former member Dino Dines (keyboards) and Colosseum drummer Jon Hiseman, who was friends with Keef.

Keef Hartley Big Band. Rear, from left to right: Derek Wadsworth, Danny Allmark, Chris Mercer, Lyn Dobson, Barbara Thompson, Roger Wade, Pete York, Gary Thain, Derek Austin. Front, from left to right: Michael Rosen, Mike Davis, Terry Noonan, Martin Drover, Harry Beckett, Keef Hartley, Miller Anderson

The Keef Hartley Band converts into a big band, in order to record a live album in the legendary Marquee in London, called Little big band. They toured with a big lineup, up to 20 members sometimes. But this was the personnel list for the live album:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #?				1971
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Derek Austin keyboards	Harry Beckett † trumpet	Martin Drover trumpet	Mike Davis trumpet

		êJuicy Lucy
Terry Noonan trumpet	Michael Rosen trumpet	Chris Mercer sax	Roger Wade sax	Lyn Dobson wind	Barbara Thompson wind

Derek Wadsworth †
trombone

Danny Allmark
trombone

Pete York
percussion

Keef Hartley †
drums

Ingrid Thomas
backing vocals

After the live recording, the band turned into their usual aspect (a quintet).

At some point, great horn man Lyn Dobson joins Keef Hartley Band, although he had already played in some of the former albums:

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #?			1971
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Thain † bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Lyn Dobson flute, sax	Keef Hartley † drums

They played some tracks for BBC in March 1971.
And soon later, Miller Anderson thinks of pursuing a solo career. They get a new guitarist, Junior Kerr (alias for Junior Marvin, also known as Junior Hanson).

KEEF HARTLEY BAND #?				?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Junior Marvin guitar, as Junior Kerr	Gary Thain † bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Lyn Dobson flute, sax	Keef Hartley † drums

The two guitarists played together for a few weeks, until Miller Anderson finally leaves in 1971.

Other info on members of Keef Hartley Band (I know up to 29 members)
Already covered (8):	Harry Beckett, Dave Caswell, Ian Cruickshank, Dino Dines, Keef Hartley, Lyle Jenkins, Chris Mercer, Nick Newell
Old pages (4):	Derek Austin, Jimmy Jewell, Junior Marvin, Mick Weaver
To be covered (16):	Danny Allmark, Mike Davis, Lyn Dobson, Martin Drover, Owen Finnegan, Sam Holland, Henry Lowther, Terry Noonan, Michael Rosen, Gary Thain, Ingrid Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Roger Wade, Derek Wadsworth, Pete Wingfield, Pete York

MILLER ANDERSON BAND

After releasing his solo album, Bright city, Miller Anderson assembled a band to make some concerts. Although he didn't tour, there are at least some sessions for the BBC in 1971. He called many of his friends that played in the album:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #1				1971
êKeef Hartley Band	êKeef Hartley Band
Miller Anderson guitar	Gary Thain † bass	Dino Dines † keyboards	Pete Wingfield keyboards	Lyn Dobson flute	Eric Dillon drums
Keef Hartley Bandê	Keef Hartley Bandê

They performed 4 songs for those sessions: ´To whom it may concern´, ´Shadows ´cross my wall´, ´On the ship to nowhere´ and ´High tide, high water´.

BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS

This was a very short episode. The band had lost their singer, David Clayton Thomas (who substituted the original member and founder, the magnificent Al Kooper). So, Miller was called to join the band thanks to Ian Hunter recommending him, but for some reason, it didn't work, so he really spent just a few days rehearsing with them:

BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS #?	?
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of Blood Sweat & Tears (I know up to 141 members)
Already covered (2):	Wayne Pedzwater, Lew Soloff
To be covered (138):	Peter Abbott, Chris Albert, Don Alias, Franck Amsallem, Dave Anderson, Randy Andos, Jeff Andrews, Dave Bargeron, Jack Bashcow, Randy Bernsen, Ralph Bowen, Randy Brecker, Forrest Buchtel, Winston Byrd, Neil Capolongo, Bruce Cassidy, Sally Chappis, Bill Churchville, David Clayton-Thomas, Charlie Cole, Bobby Colomby, Thomas Conner, Steve Conte, John Conti, Eric Cortright,... up to 138 musicians.

HEMLOCK

Around January 1973, Miller Anderson formed his own band with Mick Weaver, called Hemlock:

HEMLOCK #1			Jan 73-Oct 73
êKeef Hartley Band
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Jim Leverton bass	Mick Weaver keyboards	Dino Dines † keyboards	Eric Dillon drums
Savoy Brownê	Savoy Brownê			Savoy Brownê

They released a self-titled album, Hemlock, originally conceived as Miller´s second solo album, with help from Pete Willsher on steel guitar and Miller´s mate Chris Mercer on sax. They toured supporting Procol Harum in England in March 1973, followed by another tour supporting Savoy Brown and Uriah Heep. The band in the tour was advertised as Miller Anderson With Hemlock.

In the tour, the chemistry between Kim Simmonds (leader in Savoy Brown) and Miller finished with the offer of forming a band together (a variation of Savoy Brown called The Boogie Brothers), and Miller took Hemlock´s rhythm section with him, so Hemlock´s life was quite short, although they started another British tour in October 1973 with Darryl Way´s Wolf and Pete Brown, but split in the middle of this tour.

Other info on members of Hemlock (I know up to 6 members)
Already covered (1):	Dino Dines
Old pages (1):	Mick Weaver
To be covered (3):	Eric Dillon, Jim Leverton, Pete Willsher

SAVOY BROWN

Next step for Miller Anderson was to join blues band Savoy Brown in January 1974. In the band, there was three superb guitarists at the same time: Kim Simmonds (the leader of the band, he still maintains the group active), Stan Webb (from another great blues band, Chicken Shack), and Miller Anderson:

SAVOY BROWN #?			Jan 74-Dec 74
Kim Simmonds guitar	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Stan Webb guitar, vocals	Jim Leverton bass	Eric Dillon drums

Many of the songs from the Boogie Brothers album were written by Miller. They toured extensively the States. But there were too many leaders in the band, and they only stayed together until December 1974.

Other info on members of Savoy Brown (I know up to 55 members)
Old pages (6):	Ron Berg, Keith Boyce, Ian Ellis, ´Lonesome´ Dave Peverett, Andy Pyle, Tony Stevens
To be covered (48):	Jeff Adams, Steve Behrendt, Dave Bidwell, Mark Boals, Bill Bruford, Bob Brunning, Ray Chappell, Tom Compton, Dennis Cotton, Jimmy Dagnesi, Pat DeSalvo, Eric Dillon, Roger Earl, Tom Farnell, Garnett Grimm, Bob Hall, Jim Heyl, John Humphrey, Rick Jewett, Rivers Jobe, Lou Kaplan, Loren Kraft, Jimmy Kunes, Ric Lee, Jim Leverton,... up to 48 musicians.

DOG SOLDIER

Dog Soldier promo photo

Dog Soldier

In 1975, Keef Hartley and Miller Anderson joined forces again, in the short-lived band Dog Soldier:

DOG SOLDIER #1			1975
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Derek Griffiths guitar, vocals	Paul Bliss bass, vocals	Mel Simpson keyboards, vocals	Keef Hartley † drums

After releasing their self-titled album, Dog Soldier, Keef Hartley and Paul Bliss left the band, who carried on with new members.

The new members of Dog Soldier were Miller Anderson´s mates, Jim Leverton and Eric Dillon:

DOG SOLDIER #2			1975
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Derek Griffiths guitar, vocals	Jim Leverton bass	Mel Simpson keyboards, vocals	Eric Dillon drums

They made another tour, with Back Street Crawler, but the band soon parted ways.

Other info on members of Dog Soldier (I know up to 7 members)
Already covered (1):	Keef Hartley
To be covered (5):	Paul Bliss, Eric Dillon, Derek Griffiths, Jim Leverton, Mel Simpson

MICK TAYLOR BAND

After the Dog Soldier separation, Miller Anderson and Mick Taylor met again (they had met in some sessions in the Keef Hartley Band). Mick had assembled a powerful band with ex-members from Stone the Crows, and they were looking for a lead singer. Miller came here:

MICK TAYLOR BAND #?			?
Mick Taylor guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Steven Thompson bass	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Colin Allen drums

They recorded some tracks for an album, but Mick Taylor finally chose being himself the lead singer in the album, so Miller left them. The tracks were never released, sadly.

Other info on members of Mick Taylor Band (I know up to 61 members)
Already covered (2):	Graham Bell, Bobby Keys
Old pages (1):	Tim Hinkley
To be covered (57):	Kenny Aaronson, Robert Ahwai, Colin Allen, Jeff Allen, Michael Bailey, Ron Barry, Wilbur Bascomb, Greg Boaz, Hilly Briggs, Peter Brown, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Salva Carsi, Blondie Chaplin, David Cohen, Gerry Conway, Mike Cullen, Blair Cunningham, Tonky De La Pena, Joel Diamond, Martin Ditcham, Damon Duewhite, Shane Fontayne, Bruce Gary, Wayne Hammond, Kuma Harada,... up to 57 musicians.

T REX

Around August 1976, Marc Bolan changes T Rex completely, only keeping Dino Dines, who recruits his old mate Miller Anderson:

T REX #?			Aug 76-1977
Marc Bolan † vocals, guitar	Miller Anderson guitar	Herbie Flowers bass	Dino Dines † keyboards	Tony Newman drums
	Donovan Bandê

They only released an album, Dandy in the underworld. With lots of guests and former members: Gloria Jones (backing vocals), Scott Edwards (bass), Steve Currie (bass), Paul Humphrey (drums), Paul Fenton (drums), Davy Lutton (drums), and from Gonzalez: Chris Mercer (sax), Steve Gregory (flute), Bud Beadle (flute, sax), Colin Jacas (backing vocals).

Miller left the band to join Donovan for a tour. And sometime later, when he was thinking of coming back to T. Rex, Marc Bolan´s sad death happened in the form of car accident, on September 16th, 1977.

Other info on members of T Rex (I know up to 21 members)
Already covered (1):	Dino Dines
Old pages (1):	Tony Visconti
To be covered (18):	Tony Allday, Rob Benson, Marc Bolan, Steve Currie, Paul Fenton, Micky Finn, Herbie Flowers, Jack Green, Gloria Jones, Howard Kaylan, Bill Legend, Davy Lutton, Dave Major, Tony Newman, Steve Peregrine-Took, Tyrone Scott, Alan Silson, Mark Volman

DONOVAN BAND

Miller Anderson joined Donovan for a tour in 1977:

DONOVAN BAND #?
Donovan vocals, guitar	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Nick South bass	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Colin Allen drums

Miller didn´t play in any Donovan album, although he appears in a photo in the album Donovan (1977, Rak). But all the guitars in that album were played by the great, late Isaac Guillory. The album was recorded at The Chateau in France with Mickie Most producing. Then, they toured USA and Europe as special guest with Yes, promoting the album.

At some point, the backing band was reduced to a duo, plus Donovan:

DONOVAN BAND #?	? - 1978
Donovan vocals, guitar	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ronnie Leahy keyboards
	The Dukesê	The Dukesê

Finally, in 1978, Miller and Ronnie leave Donovan to form their own band, The Dukes.

Other info on members of Donovan Band (I know up to 20 members)
Already covered (1):	Nick South
To be covered (11):	Colin Allen, John Cameron, Tony Carr, Philip Donnelly, Isaac Guillory, Spike Heatley, David Katz, Jim Keltner, Ronnie Leahy, Harold McNair, Danny Thompson
Not enough info (7):	Candy John Carr, Donovan, Stewart Lawrence, Tom Mason, Lorin Newkirk, Paul Tiernan, Andy Troncosco

THE DUKES

It was around 1979, when Miller and Ronnie Leahy start a new band, called The Dukes:

THE DUKES #1		1979
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Colin Allen drums	+ bassist unknown to me. Help!

But they soon changed the rhythm section.

The Dukes added the great Jimmy McCulloch:

THE DUKES #2		1979
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Jimmy McCulloch † guitar, vocals	Charlie Tumahai † bass	Ronnie Leahy keyboards

They recorded their only album with two guest drummers: Stuart Elliott and Barry De Souza.

For live concerts, The Dukes get drummer Nick Trevisick:

THE DUKES #3			1979
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Jimmy McCulloch † guitar, vocals	Charlie Tumahai † bass, vocals	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Nick Trevisick drums
	(died)ê

They toured supporting Wishbone Ash.

They had a minor success with the single ´Hearts in trouble´, and soon after that, Jimmy McCulloch sadly died.

The Dukes carried on with Mick Grabham:

THE DUKES #4			1979
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Mick Grabham guitar	Charlie Tumahai † bass, vocals	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Nick Trevisick drums

But they folded soon after.

Other info on members of The Dukes (I know up to 7 members)
Already covered (1):	Mick Grabham
Old pages (1):	Jimmy McCulloch
To be covered (4):	Colin Allen, Ronnie Leahy, Nick Trevisick, Charlie Tumahai

TANDOORI CASSETTE

This was one of the lineups of Tandoori Cassette:

TANDOORI CASSETTE #?			?
Miller Anderson guitar	Zal Cleminson guitar	Charlie Tumahai † bass	Ronnie Leahy keyboards	Barriemore Barlow drums

But I haven´t any other details about the period. Help, please!

Other info on members of Tandoori Cassette (I know up to 6 members)
To be covered (4):	Barriemore Barlow, Zal Cleminson, Ronnie Leahy, Charlie Tumahai
Not enough info (1):	Jeff Dicken

STAN WEBB´S SPEEDWAY

Some years after they had shared the stage in Savoy Brown, Stan Webb called Miller Anderson again, to join his band, now called Stan Webb´s Speedway. This happened in 1982:

STAN WEBB BAND #?		1982
Stan Webb guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Andy Pyle bass	Russ Adler drums

Miller stayed a brief period in the band, but I haven´t more info.

Other info on members of Stan Webb Band (I know up to 4 members)
Old pages (1):	Andy Pyle
To be covered (1):	Stan Webb
Not enough info (1):	Russ Adler

MOUNTAIN

The thing started as a collaboration between Ian Hunter and Corky Laing, who was the drummer in Mountain. They wrote several songs together, and Ian called Miller to sing and play guitar there. But next step was calling Leslie West, so the project was called Mountain again circa October 1982. Miller then had to switch to bass tasks:

MOUNTAIN #?	Oct 82-Dec 82
Leslie West guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson vocals, bass	Corky Laing drums

They started recording an album, Go for your life, but Miller realized his part was to be too small, so he left them. Some of his contributions are in the album, although most of it went uncredited. Mark Clarke was called to record the bass tracks, and Pete Solley was the producer. It still keeps Ian Hunter appearance too, on keyboards.

Other info on members of Mountain (I know up to 12 members)
To be covered (11):	Eddie Black, Mark Clarke, Steve Knight, Corky Laing, Bob Mann, Felix Pappalardi, David Perry, Richie Scarlett, Allan Schwartzberg, Norman D Smart, Leslie West

MILLER ANDERSON BAND (again)

Miller Anderson also played as a duo with Richard Martin shortly after leaving Mountain:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?	?
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Richard Martin

CHICKEN SHACK

Sometime later, Stan Webb calls his band Chicken Shack again! Miller Anderson is present again from September to December 1984, although playing bass this time:

CHICKEN SHACK #?		Sep 84-Dec 84
Stan Webb vocals, guitar	Roger Saunders † guitar	Miller Anderson bass, vocals	John Gunzell drums

Other info on members of Chicken Shack (I know up to 46 members)
Already covered (6):	Robbie Blunt, Keef Hartley, Mac Poole, Ed Spevock, Dave Winthrop, Steve York
Old pages (3):	Paul Martinez, Andy Pyle, Micky Waller
To be covered (36):	Tony Ashton, Dave Bidwell, Louis Borenius, Geoff Britton, Paul Butler, Brian Chapman, Bob Clouder, Jan Connolly, Bob Daisley, Gary Davies, Ross Elder, John Glascock, John Gunzell, Paul Hancox, Alan Hull, Mick Jones, Ray Knott, Jim Kroeven, Ric Lee, Christine McVie, James Morgan, Alan Morley, Alan Powell, Pip Pyle, Rob Rawlinson,... up to 36 musicians.

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP

The Spencer Davis Group lineup around 1988 was:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?				1988
Spencer Davis vocals	Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass, vocals	Zoot Money keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums

They released a live album, Extremely live at Birmingham Town Hall. Miller is great in ´Feets too big´, and the funny ´Ain’t nothin’ shakin’ but the bacon´. Great guitar solo in ´The thrill is gone´ and perfect work on ´Stormy Monday´.

PETE YORK BAND

They toured Germany during November and December 1988, under the name of Pete York´s R&B Revue:

PETE YORK BAND #?			Nov 88-Dec 88
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Eddie Hardin † keyboards	Pete York drums

Colin was part of a band called Pete York & Superblues, based in Germany. The band was another variation from later Spencer Davis Group lineups, and reunites again some veterans from the British blues-rock scene:

PETE YORK BAND #?			?
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Tony Ashton † keyboards	Pete York drums

They played some live footage for German TV.

There's a live album recorded with this (great) lineup:

PETE YORK BAND #?				1989
Chris Farlowe vocals	Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Gary Twigg bass	Harvey Weston bass	Eddie Hardin † keyboards

Tony Ashton †
keyboards

Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer
keyboards

Dick Morrissey †
sax

Roy Williams
trombone

Bea Gebauer

Pete York
drums

Superblues is a very good album, with renditions of the Billie Holliday classic ´Lover man´, Chris Farlowe´s early hit ´Out of time´, as well as some rock'n'roll classics, ´High heel sneakers´ and ´Johnny B. Goode´. Miller really shines on the tracks ´Dimples´, ´Born again / Get back´ and ´Resurrection shuffle´.

In October and November 1989, we can find another edition of The Olympic Rock & Blues Circus, led by Pete York:

PETE YORK BAND #?				1989
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Tony Ashton † keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums

Still in October and November 1989, The Olympic Rock & Blues Circus included Zoot Money instead of Tony Ashton:

PETE YORK BAND #?				1989
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Zoot Money keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums

In March 1990, Pete York´s new band is called Daddy & The Steamers, now with great singer Roger Chapman as frontman:

PETE YORK BAND #?				Mar 90
Roger Chapman vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Tony Ashton † keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums

In June 1990, we have a new edition of Daddy & The Steamers:

PETE YORK BAND #?				Jun 90
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Brian Auger keyboards	Dick Morrissey † sax

Pete York
drums

During July and August 1990, we have a new edition of The Olympus Rhythm & Blues Circus:

PETE YORK BAND #?				Jul 90-Aug 90
Roger Chapman vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Tony Ashton † keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums

In June 1991 Pete York recorded the live album Swinging Hollywood with these musicians:

PETE YORK BAND #?				1991
Pete York drums	Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson vocals	Bea Gebauer vocals	Harvey Weston bass	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards

Dick Morrissey †
sax

Roy Williams
trombone

X-T-REX

As we can guess by the name, X.T.Rex was a sort of tribute to T.Rex. Miller and Dino Dines team with singer Darryl Read around 1993:

X-T-REX #?		?
Darryl Read vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Dino Dines † keyboards	+ others unknown to me (maybe Paul Feldon?)

They played a British tour.

Other info on members of X-T-Rex (I know up to 3 members)
Already covered (1):	Dino Dines
Not enough info (1):	Darryl Read

MILLER ANDERSON BAND (again)

Miller Anderson also played solo with no backing players during several periods of his career. For example, he played at the Blackheath Concert Halls in South London on September 13th, 1993 with great acoustic guitarists John Renbourn (from Pentangle) and the late ones Bert Jansch (also from Pentangle) and Davy Graham. Miller went on to do several gigs supporting Bert.

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?	1993
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar

He also toured, playing solo, during January and February 1994, supporting the late Alan Hull. Then, he was to record an album with people from the blues band Buick 6, but that finally never happened.

Miller Anderson and Colin Hodgkinson appear as a trio with former Back Door drummer, Tony Hicks, in the Open Air Festival in June 1994:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?		Jun 94
Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Tony Hicks † drums	+ maybe others, unknown to me. Help!

I'm not sure about the name of the band, and if they were accompanied by more musicians. Did anyone see them to tell me a review?

JON LORD BAND

During a break in Deep Purple tours and recordings, Jon Lord reunited with some of his friends, in order to play two gigs. They chose the band name Jon Lord & The Gemini Band:

JON LORD BAND #?		1995
Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Pete York drums

This happened in July 1995.

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP (again)

This was the lineup for Spencer Davis Group around 1995, now without Colin Hodgkinson, but including Gary Twigg and an expanded lineup:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?				1995
Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Gary Twigg bass	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards	Albie Donnelly sax, vocals	Pete York drums, vocals

In 1997 there is another reunion of Spencer Davis Group:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?			1997
Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass, vocals	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums, vocals

They released a live album, recorded live April 1997 in Regensburg, Alte Mälzerei. It's called Payin´ them blues dues - The Spencer Davis Group alive ´97.

For a short period, Spencer Davis leaves them (he probably went to tour the States with his American version of the band):

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?		1997
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass, vocals	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums, vocals

They were touring Europe in summer/fall 1997.

But soon, around November 1997 Spencer Davis joins the band again:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?			Nov 97-?
Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass, vocals	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums, vocals

JON LORD BAND (again)

Jon assembles a live band for touring Europe to promote his album Pictured within:

JON LORD BAND #?				1997
Sam Brown vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer keyboards	Pete York drums

1 keyboardist

more backing vocalists

a string ensemble

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP (again)

The Spencer Davis Group toured all over Europe around April 1998:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?			1998
Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass, vocals	Eddie Hardin † keyboards, vocals	Pete York drums, vocals

THE SCENERY (again)

Miller Anderson and Ian Hunter performed as a duo, and also as part of a The Scenery reunion in Northampton UK at the Picturedrome in June 1999.

THE SCENERY #?	Jun 99
Ian Hunter guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Oh, who was lucky enough to be there? Ian and Miller did a few of Ian's songs, and then The Scenery did a set. Ian and Miller also got up with them for the encore.

Other info on members of The Scenery (I know up to 5 members)
To be covered (2):	Dave Dufort, Ian Hunter
Not enough info (2):	Dante Smith, John Vernon Smith

ZOOT MONEY BAND

Zoot Money has also played gigs as a duo with Miller Anderson:

ZOOT MONEY BAND #?	?
Zoot Money vocals, keyboards	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals

Other info on members of Zoot Money Band (I know up to 38 members)
Already covered (4):	Rob Burns, Les Davidson, Nick Newell, Paul Williams
Old pages (1):	Pat Donaldson
To be covered (32):	Colin Allen, Jeff Allen, Johnny Almond, John Beecham, Sam Brown, Bernie Burns, Boz Burrell, Clive Burrows, Gary Bush, David Castle, Jeff Condon, Mike Cotton, Pat Crumly, Barry Dean, John Dean, Gary Foote, Peter Grant, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy, Mornington Lockett, Lem Lubin, Paul MacCallum, Zoot Money, Micky Moody, Phil Mulford,... up to 32 musicians.

DEEP PURPLE (touring troupe)

Deep Purple decided recording their concerto with orchestra after 30 years. It was followed by a long tour, where the band tried to enjoy a wide celebration with friends. Apart from the concerto itself, every member of the band played some of his solo material, backed with assorted friends and colleagues. Miller Anderson went with them in order to sing some of the Jon Lord material, thus appearing in the 2CD live. I'll write the complete credits of the album when I get my copy back from a friend who asked me to lend it to him. :)

MILLER ANDERSON BAND (again)

In October 2000, Miller Anderson was touring with Deep Purple. But he also played a private gig with some of his best mates from the tour:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?			Oct 00
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Bernie Marsden guitar, vocals	Roger Glover bass, vocals	Tony Ashton † keyboards, vocals	Ian Paice drums

It was a complete delight, and now you can also enjoy some pictures from the party.

THE DESPERATE DAN

Miller Anderson has played with The Desperate Dan:

THE DESPERATE DAN #?	?
Miller Anderson guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of The Desperate Dan (I know up to 16 members)
To be covered (5):	Nigel Bagge, Nigel Glockler, Justin Hildreth, Dave Mattacks, Terry Popple
Not enough info (10):	Roger Adams, Michael Avis, Robert C Brookes, Jim Bryan, Johnny Camilleri, Max Gardiner, Jerry Gibson, Robin Goodridge, Doug Scarrat, Fraser Wigg

ROGER CHAPMAN & THE SHORTLIST

Miller Anderson is asked to join Roger Chapman & The Shortlist in April 2000, when their usual guitarist, Steve Simpson, is busy and not available for touring. This was the new lineup, where Miller and Gary Twigg meet again:

ROGER CHAPMAN & THE SHORTLIST #41				Apr 00-?
Roger Chapman vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Anthony Glynne guitar	Gary Twigg bass	Ian Gibbons keyboards	Mick Clewes drums

Helen Hardy
backing vocals

Sadly, nothing was recorded with this lineup.

Other info on members of Roger Chapman & The Shortlist (I know up to 46 members)
Already covered (5):	Helen Hardy, Chris Parren, Raphael Ravenscroft, Stretch, Geoff Whitehorn
Old pages (11):	Clem Clempson, Alan Coulter, Jim Cregan, Ian Gibbons, Tim Hinkley, Brian Johnston, Nick Pentelow, Steve Simpson, Henry Spinetti, Tony Stevens, Mick Weaver
To be covered (29):	Vic Asquith, Gina Brown, Boz Burrell, Roger Chapman, Mick Clewes, Mel Collins, Dave ´Bucket´ Colwell, Pat Crumly, Geoff Dunn, Dieter Falk, Mark Feltham, Rosko Gee, Anthony Glynne, Andy Hamilton, Paul Hirsh, Sam Kelly, Duncan Kinnell, John Lingwood, Micky Moody, Kathi O´Donoghue, Poli Palmer, Dachael Rae, Jerome Rimson, Debbie Sharp, Peter Stroud,... up to 29 musicians.

JON LORD BAND (again)

In September 2003, Jon Lord played gigs under the name Jon Lord & The Trondheim Soloists:

JON LORD BAND #?				2003
Sam Brown vocals	Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Andreas Aase guitar	Tom Erik Antonsen bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Mario Argandoña percussion

This was the lineup for Jon Lord With The Gemini Orchestra:

JON LORD BAND #?				2004
Jon Lord † keyboards	Sam Brown vocals	Miller Anderson vocals	Koji Paul Shigihara guitar	Urs Fuchs bass	Matthias Krauss keyboards

Mario Argandoña
percussion

Bert Smaak
drums

Sabine Van Baaren
backing vocals

In October 2004, Jon Lord now plays under the name Jon Lord & The Gemini Orchestra:

JON LORD BAND #?		2004
Sam Brown vocals	Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Jon Lord † keyboards	+ others unknown to me. Help!

For the tour in February and March 2005, Jon Lord & The Gemini Orchestra´s new singer is Sabine Van Baaren:

JON LORD BAND #?		2005
Sabine Van Baaren vocals	Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Jon Lord † keyboards	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of Jon Lord Band (I know up to 24 members)
Already covered (1):	Jon Lord
Old pages (1):	Colin Hodgkinson
To be covered (10):	Mario Argandoña, Brian Auger, Maggie Bell, Sam Brown, Bob Daisley, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Zoot Money, Koji Paul Shigihara, Bert Smaak, Pete York
Not enough info (11):	Andreas Aase, Tom Erik Antonsen, Jim Conway, Mascha Elstner, Urs Fuchs, Tim Gaze, Rob Grosser, Matthias Krauss, Philip Niessen, Wolf Simon, Sabine Van Baaren

BRITISH BLUES QUINTET

This was the great band playing with Maggie Bell under the name British Blues Quintet in 2006 and 2007:

MAGGIE BELL BAND #?			2006
Maggie Bell vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Zoot Money keyboards	Colin Allen drums

Other info on members of Maggie Bell Band (I know up to 26 members)
Already covered (4):	Jon Lord, Chris Parren, Jeff Seopardie, Geoff Whitehorn
Old pages (3):	Colin Hodgkinson, Paul Martinez, Tony Stevens
To be covered (18):	Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Brian Breeze, Patrick Brown, Ronnie Caryl, John Cook, Pat Crumly, Smiley De Jones, Frank Diez, Dave Dowle, Mo Foster, Paul Francis, Anthony Glynne, Joe Jammer, Andy Mackay, Zoot Money, Ian Paice, Pete Wingfield

DAVE COUSINS BAND

In September 2006, we can find Miller Anderson touring with his friend Dave Cousins:

DAVE COUSINS BAND #?				2006
Dave Cousins vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Chas Cronk bass	Chris Ball keyboards	Ian Cutler violin	Chris Hunt drums

Other info on members of Dave Cousins Band (I know up to 6 members)
To be covered (4):	Chris Ball, Dave Cousins, Chas Cronk, Chris Hunt
Not enough info (1):	Ian Cutler

HERZBERG BLUES ALLSTARS

In Herzberg, Germany, there´s a rock festival every year. In July 2007, the 4-day festival was closed by an impromptu band dubbed Herzberg Blues Allstars, featuring members of British Blues Quintet, Colosseum (they had played there the day before) and Hamburg Blues Band:

HERZBERG BLUES ALLSTARS #1				Jul 2007
Maggie Bell vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Clem Clempson guitar	Martin Ace bass	Zoot Money keyboards, vocals	Roy Young † keyboards, vocals

Barbara Thompson
sax

Pete York
drums

+ members of Hamburg Blues Band

Other info on members of Herzberg Blues Allstars (I know up to 8 members)
Old pages (1):	Clem Clempson
To be covered (6):	Martin Ace, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Barbara Thompson, Pete York, Roy Young

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP (again)

In October 2007, we find the Spencer Davis Group, now missing their drummer Pete York, probably busy in his own projects:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP #?			2007
Spencer Davis guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Eddie Hardin † keyboards, vocals	Steff Porcell drums

Other info on members of Spencer Davis Group (I know up to 29 members)
Already covered (1):	Bob Metzger
Old pages (2):	Colin Hodgkinson, Dave Hynes
To be covered (25):	Jim Blazer, Albert Bouchard, Joe Bouchard, Bobby Crew, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Spencer Davis, Albie Donnelly, Ray Fenwick, Tom Fillman, Eddie Hardin, Charlie McCracken, Dee Murray, Pete Murray, Nigel Olsson, Steff Porcell, Taras Prodaniuk, Billy Ruff, Phil Sawyer, Ed Tree, Gary Twigg, Dave Wintour, Muff Winwood, Steve Winwood, Pete York, Tommy Zvoncheck

CHRIS FARLOWE BAND

Miller Anderson has toured with Chris Farlowe:

CHRIS FARLOWE BAND #?	?
Chris Farlowe vocals	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Can anyone give me more details about lineup, please?

Other info on members of Chris Farlowe Band (I know up to 52 members)
Already covered (8):	Madeline Bell, Dave Bronze, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Terry ´Tex´ Comer, Chris Mercer, Chris Parren, Joanne Williams
Old pages (4):	Pat Donaldson, Tim Hinkley, Colin Hodgkinson, Steve Simpson
To be covered (37):	Dave Baldwin, Norman Beaker, The Big Figure, Paul Burgess, Jimmy Campbell, Ron Carthy, Ricky Charman, Gerry Conway, Vic Cooper, Pat Crumly, Keith David DeGroot, Albie Donnelly, Chris Farlowe, Dave Greenslade, Steve Gregory, Ian Hague, Damian Hand, Kuma Harada, Ray King, Albert Lee, Micky Moody, Charlie Morgan, Carl Palmer, Phil Palmer, Simon Phillips,... up to 37 musicians.
Not enough info (2):	Ritchie Gerraghty, Bernie Greenwood

ROCK LEGENDS ADVENTURE

Rock Legends Adventure is an all star combo featuring:

ROCK LEGENDS ADVENTURE #?				2008
John Miles vocals	Bobby Kimball vocals	Steve Lukather guitar	Miller Anderson guitar	Carl Carlton guitar	Leland Sklar bass

Ollie Marland
keyboards

Pete York
drums

Paul Thompson
drums

Herman Rarebell
drums

This happened in May 2008.

Other info on members of Rock Legends Adventure (I know up to 10 members)
To be covered (9):	Carl Carlton, Bobby Kimball, Steve Lukather, Ollie Marland, John Miles, Herman Rarebell, Leland Sklar, Paul Thompson, Pete York

MILLER ANDERSON BAND (again)

This is the Miller Anderson Band around 2008:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?		2008
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Kris Gray bass	Frank Tischer keyboards	Klaus Schenk drums

This is the Miller Anderson Band in March 2010:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?		2010
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar	Kris Gray bass	Frank Tischer keyboards	Tommy Fischer drums

JON LORD BAND (again)

Jon Lord reunites some of his old friends for touring around March 2011 under the monicker Jon Lord Blues Project:

JON LORD BAND #?				2011
Maggie Bell vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Zoot Money keyboards	Pete York drums

They recorded a live album in May 2011, called simply Live (released in July that same year).

PETE YORK BAND (again)

In July 2011, it was supposed to appear Hardin & York at Herzberg Festival in Germany. But due to illness, Eddie Hardin couldn´t attend the show, so Pete York played instead backed with Miller Anderson and Helge Schneider:

PETE YORK BAND #?	Jul 11
Pete York drums	Miller Anderson guitar	Helge Schneider multiinstruments

JON LORD BAND (again)

This was the superb band playing with Jon Lord from September to November 2011:

JON LORD BAND #?				Sep 11-Nov 11
Maggie Bell vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Colin Hodgkinson bass	Jon Lord † keyboards	Brian Auger keyboards	Zoot Money keyboards

Pete York
drums

Other info on members of Jon Lord Band (I know up to 24 members)
Already covered (1):	Jon Lord
Old pages (1):	Colin Hodgkinson
To be covered (10):	Mario Argandoña, Brian Auger, Maggie Bell, Sam Brown, Bob Daisley, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Zoot Money, Koji Paul Shigihara, Bert Smaak, Pete York
Not enough info (11):	Andreas Aase, Tom Erik Antonsen, Jim Conway, Mascha Elstner, Urs Fuchs, Tim Gaze, Rob Grosser, Matthias Krauss, Philip Niessen, Wolf Simon, Sabine Van Baaren

HAMBURG BLUES BAND

For a while, Miller Anderson was a member of Hamburg Blues Band (around 2012, I think). This is the probable lineup:

HAMBURG BLUES BAND #?		?
Miller Anderson guitar, vocals	Michael Becker bass	Adrian Askew keyboards	Hans Wallbaum drums

Can someone confirm me the info about the whole lineup, please?

Other info on members of Hamburg Blues Band (I know up to 15 members)
Already covered (2):	Dick Heckstall-Smith, Stretch
Old pages (1):	Clem Clempson
To be covered (6):	Adrian Askew, Michael Becker, Maggie Bell, Alex Conti, Dave Moore, Reginald Worthy
Not enough info (5):	Manfred Kraski, Gert Lange, Krissy Matthews, Darryl Van Raalte, Hans Wallbaum

ROGER HUBBARD BAND

This is a great lineup for Roger Hubbard and some friends, probably circa 2015:

ROGER HUBBARD BAND #?				?
Roger Hubbard guitar, vocals	Miller Anderson guitar	Alan King guitar	Tony Reeves bass	Mike Paice harmonica, sax	Les Morgan drums

Other info on members of Roger Hubbard Band (I know up to 6 members)
Already covered (1):	Mike Paice
Old pages (1):	Tony Reeves
To be covered (2):	Roger Hubbard, Les Morgan
Not enough info (1):	Alan King

MILLER ANDERSON BAND (again)

This was the Miller Anderson Band that recorded the album Live at Herzberg:

MILLER ANDERSON BAND #?		?
Miller Anderson vocals, guitar, harmonica	Janni Schmidt bass	Frank Tischer keyboards, vocals	Tommy Fischer drums

Other info on members of Miller Anderson Band (I know up to 20 members)
Already covered (1):	Dino Dines
Old pages (2):	Colin Hodgkinson, Bernie Marsden
To be covered (13):	Tony Ashton, Eric Dillon, Lyn Dobson, Dave Dufort, Roger Glover, Kris Gray, Tony Hicks, Ian Paice, Steff Porcell, Klaus Schenk, Gary Thain, Frank Tischer, Pete Wingfield
Not enough info (3):	Tommy Fischer, Richard Martin, Janni Schmidt

PETE YORK BAND (again)

This was the new edition of Pete York´s Rock & Blues Circus in November 2018, surrounded by great friends and musicians:

PETE YORK BAND #?			2018
Pete York drums	Miller Anderson guitar, vocals, harmonica	Roger Glover bass, vocals	Zoot Money keyboards, vocals	Albie Donnelly sax, vocals

Other info on members of Pete York Band (I know up to 42 members)
Already covered (1):	Jon Lord
Old pages (1):	Colin Hodgkinson
To be covered (21):	Tony Ashton, Brian Auger, Alan Barnes, Roger Chapman, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Spencer Davis, Albie Donnelly, Chris Farlowe, Ray Fenwick, Roger Glover, Dave Green, Eddie Hardin, Charlie McCracken, Zoot Money, Dick Morrissey, Ian Paice, Mike Pyne, Jeff Reynolds, Gary Twigg, Harvey Weston, Pete York
Not enough info (18):	Tom Bunny, James Campagnola, Bill Coleman, Eric Dylan, Charlie Eichert, Steve Fearn, Bea Gebauer, Stefan Hiemer, John Marshall, Mike Mauser, Roger Munns, Andre Pet, Steve Richardson, Helge Schneider, Markus Scholch, Mel Thorpe, Bernhard Welz, Roy Williams

AND MORE...

Miller has also recorded a soundtrack, but I've never managed to know for which movie was made. Any help?

DISCOGRAPHY: (80 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)

OWN ALBUMS (10 credits)

Bright city - Miller Anderson (September 1971)

Members: Miller Anderson + Eric Dillon, Lyn Dobson (RIP: Dino Dines, Gary Thain)
Guests: Mick Weaver + Madeline Bell, Junior Campbell, Neil Hubbard, Liza Strike (RIP: Harry Beckett)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Comments: Miller Anderson recorded his first solo album, Bright city, in 1971, soon after he left Keef Hartley Band. That's why we can find here many of his bandmates here: the late, much-missed Gary Thain, Mick Weaver and Peter Dino Dines. Later CD reissues contain 1 bonus live track.
My opinion: It's a fantastic and very fine album. Some of my favourite tracks are ´High tide, high water´ and ´Alice mercy´ to name a few, although all the tracks are really superb.

Extremely live at Birmingham Town Hall - C. Farlowe - S. Davis - P. York - C. Hodgkinson - Z. Money - M. Anderson (1988) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Spencer Davis, Chris Farlowe, Colin Hodgkinson, Zoot Money, Pete York
Comments: Recorded live in July 1988.
My opinion: Miller are Colin are great in ´Feets too big´, and the funny ´Ain’t nothin’ shakin’ but the bacon´. Great guitar solo in ´The thrill is gone´ and perfect work in ´Stormy Monday´ (also featuring a bass solo by Colin Hodgkinson).

Celtic moon - Miller Anderson (March 1998)

Members: Miller Anderson + Colin Hodgkinson
Guests: Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer + Jackie Carter, Wolfgang Haffner, Olaf Kubler
Producer: Frank Diez
Comments: This is Miller´s second solo album, 17 years after his first one. Recorded by Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals), Colin Hodgkinson (bass), Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer (keyboards), Olaf Kübler (sax) and Wolfgang Haffner (drums). Produced by guitarist Frank Diez (Colin Hodgkinson's partner in The Electric Blues Duo).
My opinion: A superb album, if you ask me, mostly acoustic. It starts with a superb song, ´Fog on the highway´. My other favourite song here is ´Two ships´ (with a superb work by Colin Hodgkinson). There's a song, the very beautiful ´Fool's gold´, that was also recorded in his Hemlock album, in 1973. And there's a cover of a traditional song, ´Tamp ´em up solid´ that was also covered by Ry Cooder.

Bluesheart - Miller Anderson (2003)

Members: Miller Anderson
Guests: Dave Baldwin, Norman Beaker, Paul Burgess, John Price + Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter (RIP: Jon Lord)
Producer: Kris Gray
Comments: In Bluesheart, Miller is backed by Chris Farloweç s band featuring Norman Beaker on guitar, Dave Baldwin on keyboards, Paul Burgess on drums, John Price on bass and a guest appearance of his mate Jon Lord on two tracks playing Hammond organ, and the wonderful Chanter Sisters on backing vocals.

Bluesheart has been reissued in 2016 as a double album together with Chameleon, including 4 bonus tracks (some live, also including Jon Lord).

From Lizard Rock - Miller Anderson (2008) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson + Kris Gray, Klaus Schenk, Frank Tischer
Comments: Double CD recorded live in 2008.

Chameleon - Miller Anderson (2008)

Members: Miller Anderson + Frank Tischer
Guests: Paul Burgess
Producer: Kris Gray
Comments: Chameleon has been reissued in 2016 as a double album together with Bluesheart, including 4 bonus tracks (some live, also including Jon Lord).

Live at Rockpalast 2010 - Miller Anderson (2010) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson + Kris Gray, Frank Tischer
Comments: Recorded live in March 2010, plus some live bonus from 2009 and 2010.

Through the mill - Miller Anderson (2016)

Members: Miller Anderson + Frank Tischer

Live in Vienna - Miller Anderson (2017) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson + Frank Tischer
Comments: Recorded live in April 2017.

Live at Herzberg - Miller Anderson ( - ) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson + Frank Tischer

OWN COMPILATIONS (1 credit)

The Best of (with The Keef Hartley Band) - Miller Anderson ( - )

Members: Miller Anderson (RIP: Keef Hartley)

ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (44 credits)

Love of my eyes / Not a girl in a million (SINGLE) - Karl Stuart And The Profiles (1965)

Members: Miller Anderson

Haven´t they got better things / Touch of your hand (SINGLE) - Karl Stuart And The Profiles (1965)

Members: Miller Anderson

Train to disaster / Truth (SINGLE) - The Voice (1965)

Members: Miller Anderson, Dave Dufort

I can´t drive / Working on the railroad (SINGLE) - At Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show (1968)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ian Hunter, Pete Phillips (RIP: Freddie Fingers Lee)

Dance dance dance / Home (SINGLE) - Charlie Woolfe (1968)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ian Hunter, Pete Phillips (RIP: Freddie Fingers Lee)

Halfbreed - Keef Hartley Band (March 1969)

Members: Miller Anderson, Lyn Dobson, Henry Lowther, Chris Mercer (RIP: Keef Hartley + Harry Beckett, Ian Cruickshank, Dino Dines, Gary Thain)
Guests: John Mayall
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: Paschal Byrne, Derek Varnals
Comments: In Halfbreed, there's a horn section to enrich their sound (mainly Hartley former bandmates in John Mayall band): Henry Lowther (trumpet, violin), Harry Beckett (trumpet), Lyn Dobson (tenor sax, flute), Chris Mercer (tenor sax). CD reissue by Deram contains 1 bonus track.

The Battle of North West Six - Keef Hartley Band (November 1969)

Members: Miller Anderson, Mike Davis, Lyn Dobson, Jimmy Jewell, Henry Lowther, Chris Mercer, Barbara Thompson, Mick Weaver (RIP: Keef Hartley + Harry Beckett, Ian Cruickshank, Gary Thain)
Guests: Mick Taylor (RIP: Ray Warleigh)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: Paschal Byrne, John Punter, Derek Varnals
Comments: The battle of North West Six is their second album. It was still recorded with Spit James in the band, with contributions from Mick Taylor (The Rolling Stones) guesting on guitar on one track. Plus Mike Davis (trumpet), Harry Beckett (trumpet, flugelhorn), Lynn Dobson (tenor saxophone, flute), Chris Mercer (tenor saxophone), Barbara Thompson (baritone saxophone, flute) and Ray Warleigh (flute).
My opinion: Another superb album.

The Time is near... - Keef Hartley Band (August 1970)

Members: Miller Anderson, Dave Caswell, Lyle Jenkins, Jimmy Jewell, Henry Lowther (RIP: Keef Hartley + Gary Thain)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: Paschal Byrne

Overdog - Keef Hartley Band (April 1971)

Members: Miller Anderson, Dave Caswell, Lyle Jenkins, Ingrid Thomas, Mick Weaver (RIP: Keef Hartley + Dino Dines, Gary Thain)
Guests: (RIP: Jon Hiseman + Johnny Almond)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: Roy Thomas Baker, Robin Black, John Punter
Comments: Recorded during October 1970 to January 1971. The tracks from 1970 contain ex-members Dave Caswell, Lyle Jenkins and Dino Dines, who left the band in December, but the new band is Hartley, Anderson, Thain and Weaver.

Little big band - Keef Hartley Band (October 1971)

Members: Danny Allmark, Miller Anderson, Derek Austin, Mike Davis, Lyn Dobson, Martin Drover, Henry Lowther, Chris Mercer, Terry Noonan, Michael Rosen, Ingrid Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Roger Wade, Pete York (RIP: Keef Hartley + Harry Beckett, Gary Thain, Derek Wadsworth)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: Roy Thomas Baker, Paschal Byrne

Two weeks last summer - Dave Cousins (1972)

Members: Dave Cousins + Miller Anderson
Guests: Dave Lambert, Rick Wakeman + Roger Glover (RIP: Robert Kirby + Jon Hiseman)
Producer: Tom Allom
Comments: Dave Cousins was the leader of superb folk-rock group The Strawbs. The beautiful album Two weeks last summer was his first solo, and it contains important collaborations: some members of Strawbs play here: Dave Lambert (guitar, vocals), Rick Wakeman (keyboards), plus Miller Anderson on guitar, Roger Glover (Deep Purple) on bass, and Jon Hiseman (Colosseum) on drums.
My opinion: Great album. My favourite songs are the lenghty ´Blue angel´ and ´Ways and means´ (with superb lead guitar).

Percussion band - Pete York´s New York (1972)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Ray Fenwick, Ian Paice (RIP: Eddie Hardin, Jon Lord)
Guests: Mick Weaver + Roger Glover (RIP: Keef Hartley, Dee Murray, Gary Thain)

Lancashire hustler - Keef Hartley (1973)

Members: Miller Anderson, Junior Marvin, Mick Weaver (RIP: Keef Hartley + Derek Wadsworth)
Guests: Elkie Brooks, Pete Gage + Phil Chen, Jess Roden, Jean Roussel (RIP: Robert Palmer)
Producer: John Burns
Comments: Lancashire hustler was a Keef Hartley solo album instead of being credited to Keef Hartley Band. It was recorded with help from several Vinegar Joe members (singers Elkie Brooks and Robert Palmer and guitarist Pete Gage), plus Jess Roden (vocals), Miller Anderson (guitar), Junior Kerr (guitar, vocals), Phil Chen (bass), Mick Weaver (keyboards), Jean Roussel (keyboards).

Hemlock - Hemlock (October 1973)

Members: Miller Anderson, Eric Dillon, Jim Leverton, Mick Weaver, Pete Willsher (RIP: Dino Dines)
Guests: Chris Mercer + Chrissie Stewart
Producer: Neil Slaven
Technical: John Burns

Boogie brothers - Savoy Brown (April 1974)

Members: Miller Anderson, Eric Dillon, Jim Leverton, Kim Simmonds, Stan Webb

Dog Soldier - Dog Soldier (1975)

Members: Miller Anderson, Paul Bliss, Derek Griffiths, Mel Simpson (RIP: Keef Hartley)
Producer: John Burns
Comments: CD reissue contains 1 bonus track.

Dandy in the underworld - T Rex (March 1977)

Members: Miller Anderson, Paul Fenton, Herbie Flowers, Gloria Jones, Davy Lutton, Tony Newman (RIP: Marc Bolan, Steve Currie, Dino Dines)
Guests: Chris Mercer + Bud Beadle, Scott Edwards, Steve Gregory, Steve Harley, Paul Humphrey, Colin Jacas
Comments: At the time of recording this album, this was the lineup for T.Rex: Marc Bolan (guitar, vocals) / Miller Anderson (guitar) / Herbie Flowers (bass) / Dino Dines (keyboards) / Tony Newman (drums). Other guests in the album: Gloria Jones (backing vocals, Marc Bolan's girlfriend), Scott Edwards (bass), Steve Currie (bass), Paul Humphrey (drums), Paul Fenton (drums), Davey Lutton (drums), and from Gonzalez: Chris Mercer (sax), Steve Gregory (flute), Bud Beadle (flute, sax), Colin Jacas (backing vocals).

The Dukes - The Dukes (1979)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ronnie Leahy (RIP: Jimmy McCulloch, Charlie Tumahai)
Guests: Stuart Elliott, Del Newman (RIP: Barry De Souza, Morris Pert)
Producer: Richie Zito

Neutronica - Donovan (1980)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ronnie Leahy
Guests: Ian Bairnson, John Giblin, Patrick Halling (RIP: Morris Pert)
Producer: Peter Walsh

Go for your life - Mountain (1985)

Members: Miller Anderson, Mark Clarke, Corky Laing, Leslie West (RIP: Felix Pappalardi)
Guests: Ron Dante, Ian Hunter, Chuck Kirkpatrick
Producer: Pete Solley

Pete York presents Super Drumming volume II (Disk 2) - Pete York (1989) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Colin Hodgkinson (RIP: Eddie Hardin, Jon Lord)
Guests: Bill Bruford, Billy Cobham, Dave Mattacks, Nicko McBrain, Nippy Noya, Freddie Santiago, Wolfgang Schmid, Zak Starkey, Peter Woelpl
Comments: These are the songs where Colin plays in disk 2: In 'Route 66': Zak Starkey (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'The pike strikes back': Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Eddie Hardin (keyboards) Zak Starkey (drums) Pete York (drums) Stg. McMaidland (pipe) In 'Maria' (part of a West Side Story medley): Zak Starkey (drums) Wolfgang Schmid (keyboards) + The "R&B" Band In 'Somewhere' (part of a West Side Story medley): Miller Anderson (vocals) Dave Mattacks (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band

Pete York presents Super Drumming volume II (Disk 1) - Pete York (1989) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Colin Hodgkinson (RIP: Eddie Hardin, Jon Lord)
Guests: Bill Bruford, Billy Cobham, Dave Mattacks, Nicko McBrain, Nippy Noya, Freddie Santiago, Wolfgang Schmid, Zak Starkey, Peter Woelpl
Comments: The second volume was released in two different, separate disks. These are the lineups for Pete York presents Super Drumming volume II: Pete York (drums) Billy Cobham (drums) Zak Starkey (drums) Dave Mattacks (drums) Nicko McBrain (drums) Bill Bruford (drums) + The "SD" Band: Peter Wölpl (guitar) Wolfgang Schmid (bass) Gert Wilden Jr. (keyboards) + The "R&B" Band: Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals) Colin Hodgkinson (bass, vocals) Eddie Hardin (keyboards) + special guests: Jon Lord (keyboards) Rick Keller (sax) Nippy Noya (percussion) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Both albums (disks 1 & 2) were recorded live in Volklingen/Saarland, in August 1988. These are the songs where Colin plays in disk 1: In 'Limin' track' (part of a medley): Miller Anderson (guitar) Colin Hodgkinson (bass, vocals) Zak Starkey (drums) In 'Tamp 'em up solid' (part of a medley): Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals) Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Pete York (drums) In 'Down south': Colin Hodgkinson (vocals) Wolfgang Schmid (bass) Dave Mattacks (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Old man river': Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Wolfgang Schmid (bass) Pete York (drums) In 'Medley: Lady Madonna / Norwegian wood': Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Eddie Hardin (keyboards) Pete York (drums) In 'Gimme some lovin'' (part of a medley): Eddie Hardin (vocals) Zak Starkey (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'I'm a man' (part of a medley): Miller Anderson (vocals) Zak Starkey (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band

Pete York presents Super Drumming volume 3 - Pete York (1990) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Brian Auger, Colin Hodgkinson, Ian Paice (RIP: Jon Lord)
Guests: Barbara Thompson + Mark Brzezicki, Steve Ferrone, Trilok Gurtu, Herman Rarebell, Freddie Santiago (RIP: Jon Hiseman + Ed Thigpen)
Comments: And these are the lineups for the double album Pete York presents Super Drumming volume 3: Pete York (drums) Steve Ferrone (drums) Jon Hiseman (drums) Hermann Rarebell (drums) Ian Paice (drums) Mark Brzezicki (drums) Jim Killpatrick (drums) Ed Thigpen (drums) + The "SD III" Band: Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Jon Lord (keyboards) Barbara Thompson (sax) Rick Keller (sax) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Glen Velez (percussion) Trilok Gurtu (percussion) + The "R&B" Band: Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals) Colin Hodgkinson (bass, vocals) Brian Auger (keyboards) + special guests: This one was also recorded live in Volklingen/Saarland, in August 1989. These are the songs where Colin plays: In 'I got rhythm': Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Jon Lord (keyboards) Rick Keller (sax) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Footloose': Colin Hodgkinson (bass, vocals) Rick Keller (sax) Brian Auger (keyboards) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Steve Ferrone (drums) In '2001 (Also sprach Zarathustra)' (part of a suite): Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Mars spanglang' (part of a suite): Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Brian Auger (keyboards) Barbara Thompson (sax) Jon Hiseman (drums) In 'Jupiter disco' (part of a suite): Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Brian Auger (keyboards) Rick Keller (sax) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Mark Brezicki (drums) In 'Star Wars' (part of a suite): Glen Velez (percussion) Trilok Gurtu (percussion) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Mark Brezicki (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Smoke on the water': Miller Anderson (vocals) Ian Paice (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Sunshine of your love': Colin Hodgkinson (vocals) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Mark Brezicki (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Leaving trunk' (part of a suite): Miller Anderson (vocals) Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Glen Velez (percussion) Ed Thigpen (drums) Jim Killpatrick (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Speed merchants' (part of a suite): Brian Auger (vocals) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Rick Keller (sax) Steve Ferrone (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Blue bolero' (part of a suite): Miller Anderson (vocals) Rick Keller (sax) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Heavy Ravel' (part of a suite): Miller Anderson (vocals) Jon Lord (keyboards) Rick Keller (sax) Barbara Thompson (sax) Jim Killpatrick (drums) Jon Hiseman (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'After midnight': Miller Anderson (vocals) Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Rick Keller (sax) Hermann Rarebell (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Let's have a party / Jailhouse rock': Colin Hodgkinson (vocals) Rick Keller (sax) Freddie Santiago (percussion) Mark Brezicki (drums) Pete York (drums) + The "R&B" Band In 'Gemini voice' (part of a suite): Miller Anderson (vocals) Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Brian Auger (keyboards) Jon Lord (keyboards) Barbara Thompson (sax) Jon Hiseman (drums) Steve Ferrone (drums) Pete York (drums) In 'Windows finale' (part of a suite): Frank Nimsgern (guitar) Colin Hodgkinson (bass) Brian Auger (keyboards) Jon Lord (keyboards) Barbara Thompson (sax) Jon Hiseman (drums) Steve Ferrone (drums) Some years later, some compilations have appeared from these sessions, although some of the albums aren't credited to Pete York anymore (weird!!).

Swinging Hollywood - Pete York (1994) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Chris Farlowe, Harvey Weston (RIP: Dick Morrissey)
Comments: Recorded live in June 1991.

Over the top - Mountain (1995)

Members: Miller Anderson, Mark Clarke, Corky Laing, David Perry, Norman D Smart, Leslie West (RIP: Steve Knight, Felix Pappalardi)
Guests: Ian Hunter, Chuck Kirkpatrick, Tommy Morrongiello (RIP: Noel Redding)

Live 1977 - Marc Bolan & T Rex (1997) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Herbie Flowers, Gloria Jones, Tony Newman (RIP: Marc Bolan, Steve Currie, Dino Dines)
Comments: Double live CD. The first CD contains concerts from March 1977, while the 2nd CD is a concert from November 1974, with a different lineup.

Payin´ them blues dues - alive ´97 - The Spencer Davis Group (1997) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Spencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York
Comments: Live album, recorded April 1997 in Regensburg, Alte Mälzerei.

Prince of players - the alternate Dandy in the underworld - T Rex (August 1998)

Members: Miller Anderson, Herbie Flowers, Tony Newman (RIP: Marc Bolan, Dino Dines)

Pictured within - Jon Lord (October 1998)

Members: Miller Anderson, Sam Brown, Colin Hodgkinson (RIP: Jon Lord)
Comments: Colin Hodgkinson and Miller Anderson appear on this album by keyboard maestro Jon Lord. Sam Brown also sings in another song.

Not foolish, not wise - Keef Hartley Band (1999) (LIVE)

Members: Danny Allmark, Miller Anderson, Derek Austin, Dave Caswell, Mike Davis, Lyn Dobson, Martin Drover, Henry Lowther, Junior Marvin, Chris Mercer, Nick Newell, Terry Noonan, Michael Rosen, Ingrid Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Roger Wade, Pete Wingfield, Pete York (RIP: Keef Hartley + Harry Beckett, Ian Cruickshank, Dino Dines, Gary Thain, Derek Wadsworth)
Producer: Neil Slaven
Comments: In 1999 it has been released a new live album by the band. Not foolish, not wise comprises old live recordings, plus some studio tracks, recorded from 1968 to 1972. Sadly, it doesn't include any info about the musicians involved, so we just can´t but guess who appears there.

Bump´n´grind - Marc Bolan & T Rex (July 2000)

Members: Miller Anderson, Paul Fenton, Howard Kaylan, Bill Legend, Davy Lutton, Tony Visconti, Mark Volman (RIP: Marc Bolan, Steve Currie, Dino Dines, Micky Finn)
Guests: Howie Casey, Sue Glover, Bridget St John (RIP: Vicki Brown)

Farlowe that! - Chris Farlowe (2003)

Members: Chris Farlowe + Miller Anderson, Dave Baldwin, Norman Beaker, Paul Burgess, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Tim Franks, Damian Hand, Lenni, John Price
Guests: Van Morrison
Producer: Kris Gray

Live in Manchester 2002 - Spencer Davis Group (2004) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Spencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York (RIP: Eddie Hardin)
Comments: There´s also a DVD edition.

Live in Manchester 2002 - Spencer Davis Group (2004) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Spencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York (RIP: Eddie Hardin)
Comments: There´s also a CD edition.

Beyond the notes - Jon Lord (November 2004)

Members: Miller Anderson, Mario Argandoña, Sam Brown, Koji Paul Shigihara, Pete York (RIP: Jon Lord)
Guests: Frida Fredriksson, Thijs Van Leer

Live in Glasgow - The British Blues Quintet featuring Maggie Bell (2007) (LIVE)

Members: Colin Allen, Miller Anderson, Maggie Bell, Colin Hodgkinson, Zoot Money

The Boy in the sailor suit - Dave Cousins (2007)

Members: Dave Cousins + Miller Anderson, Chris Ball, Chas Cronk, Chris Hunt

Hotel Eingang - Chris Farlowe (October 2008)

Members: Chris Farlowe + Miller Anderson, Paul Burgess, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Damian Hand, Martyn C Winning
Guests: Frank Tischer + Sarah Jory
Producer: Kris Gray

Live - Jon Lord Blues Project (July 2011) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Maggie Bell, Colin Hodgkinson, Zoot Money, Pete York (RIP: Jon Lord)
Comments: Recorded live in May 2011.

Friends for a LIVEtime - a compilation of 30 years of performance vol 1 - The Hamburg Blues Band (2013) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Adrian Askew, Michael Becker, Maggie Bell, Clem Clempson, Alex Conti, Dave Moore, Stretch, Reginald Worthy (RIP: Dick Heckstall-Smith)
Guests: Chris Farlowe + Arthur Brown, Pete Brown, Paul Burgess, Zoot Money, Micky Moody, Inga Rumpf, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Mike Harrison + Ingo Bischof)
Technical: Jim Gaines

Live at Aachen Open Air Festival 1970 - The Keef Hartley Band (June 2014) (LIVE)

Members: Miller Anderson, Dave Caswell, Lyle Jenkins (RIP: Keef Hartley + Gary Thain)
Comments: Recorded live in July 1970, but released in 2014.

Queue jumping (SINGLE) - The Scenery ( - )

Members: Miller Anderson, Ian Hunter

To make a man cry / Thread of time (SINGLE) - The Scenery ( - )

Members: Miller Anderson, Ian Hunter
Guests: (RIP: John Banks)

Superblues - Pete York ( - ) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Spencer Davis, Chris Farlowe, Gary Twigg, Harvey Weston (RIP: Tony Ashton, Eddie Hardin, Dick Morrissey)
My opinion: Superblues is a very good album, with renditions of the Billie Holliday classic 'Lover man', Chris Farlowe´s early hit 'Out of time', as well as some rock'n'roll classics, 'High heel sneakers' and 'Johnny B. Goode'. Miller really shines on the tracks 'Dimples', 'Born again / Get back' and Ashton´s hit 'Resurrection shuffle'.

COMPILATIONS AS A BAND MEMBER (9 credits)

The Best of Keef Hartley - Keef Hartley Band (1975)

Members: Miller Anderson, Dave Caswell, Lyle Jenkins, Jimmy Jewell, Henry Lowther, Junior Marvin, Chris Mercer, Mick Weaver, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Keef Hartley + Ian Cruickshank, Dino Dines, Gary Thain)
Guests: Jess Roden

Best of - Savoy Brown (1977)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ray Chappell, Eric Dillon, Roger Earl, Ian Ellis, Tom Farnell, Bob Hall, Jim Leverton, Leo Manning, Bryce Portius, Kim Simmonds, Tony Stevens, Dave Walker, Stan Webb, Chris Youlden (RIP: Dave Bidwell, ´Lonesome´ Dave Peverett, Paul Raymond, Martin Stone)
Guests: Owen Finnegan
Producer: Mike Vernon

Best of Savoy Brown - Savoy Brown (1977)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ray Chappell, Eric Dillon, Roger Earl, Ian Ellis, Tom Farnell, Bob Hall, Jim Leverton, Leo Manning, Bryce Portius, Kim Simmonds, Tony Stevens, Dave Walker, Stan Webb, Chris Youlden (RIP: Dave Bidwell, ´Lonesome´ Dave Peverett, Paul Raymond, Martin Stone)
Guests: Owen Finnegan
Producer: Mike Vernon

Killer: rockdrum highlights - Pete York (1992) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Brian Auger, Colin Hodgkinson, Ian Paice (RIP: Eddie Hardin, Jon Lord)
Guests: Bill Bruford, Steve Ferrone, Nicko McBrain, Herman Rarebell, Zak Starkey (RIP: Cozy Powell)
Comments: Killer: rockdrum highlights compiles 12 tracks from all these albums. The album cover shows photos of Cozy Powell, Ian Paice and Zak Starkey (wrongly written as Zag Starkey). Some of the musicians featured here are: Pete York, Cozy Powell, Miller Anderson, Colin Hodgkinson, Jon Lord, Eddie Hardin, Ian Paice, Zak Starkey, Herman Rarebell, Nicko McBrain, Steve Ferrone, Brian Auger, and Bill Bruford, among others.

The Savoy Brown collection - Savoy Brown (1993)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ron Berg, Ray Chappell, Eric Dillon, Roger Earl, Ian Ellis, Tom Farnell, Bob Hall, Jim Leverton, Jackie Lynton, Leo Manning, Bryce Portius, Andy Pyle, Andy Rae, Andy Silvester, Kim Simmonds, Tony Stevens, Dave Walker, Chris Youlden (RIP: Dave Bidwell, Rivers Jobe, ´Lonesome´ Dave Peverett, Paul Raymond, Martin Stone)
Guests: Eddie Blair, Bob Efford, Sue Glover, Bobby Haughey, Sunny Leslie, Rex Morris, Terry Noonan, Brian Perrin, Frank Ricotti, Stan Sulzmann (RIP: Don Honeywell, Don Lusher, Derek Wadsworth, Kenny Wheeler)
Producer: Mutt Lange, Neil Slaven, Mike Vernon

Collection - Featuring Kim Simmonds - Savoy Brown (1994)

Members: Miller Anderson, Ray Chappell, Eric Dillon, Roger Earl, Ian Ellis, Tom Farnell, Bob Hall, Jim Leverton, Leo Manning, Bryce Portius, Kim Simmonds, Tony Stevens, Dave Walker, Stan Webb, Chris Youlden (RIP: Dave Bidwell, Paul Raymond, Martin Stone)
Guests: Owen Finnegan
Producer: Mike Vernon

Metal guru - T Rex (October 1997)

Members: Miller Anderson, Paul Fenton, Herbie Flowers, Jack Green, Gloria Jones, Howard Kaylan, Bill Legend, Tony Newman, Tyrone Scott, Mark Volman (RIP: Marc Bolan, Steve Currie, Dino Dines)
Guests: Chris Mercer + Bud Beadle, B J Cole, Scott Edwards, Steve Gregory, Steve Harley, Paul Humphrey (RIP: Jimmie Haskell)
Producer: Tony Visconti
Comments: 7CD boxset comprising their latest studio albums as well as older tracks.

Pete York presents Super Drumming: the best - Pete York (September 1998) (LIVE)

Members: Pete York + Miller Anderson, Brian Auger, Colin Hodgkinson, Ian Paice (RIP: Eddie Hardin, Jon Lord)
Guests: Bill Bruford, Steve Ferrone, Nicko McBrain, Herman Rarebell, Zak Starkey (RIP: Cozy Powell)
Comments: Pete York presents Super Drumming: the best is another compilation from the same sessions. This one has 13 tracks. Other musicians featured: Pete York, Cozy Powell, Miller Anderson, Colin Hodgkinson, Jon Lord, Eddie Hardin, Ian Paice, Zak Starkey, Herman Rarebell, Nicko McBrain, Steve Ferrone, Brian Auger, and Bill Bruford, among others.

Best of - sound & vision - Maggie Bell (November 2008)

Members: Maggie Bell + Colin Allen, Miller Anderson, Dave Dowle, Anthony Glynne, Colin Hodgkinson, Zoot Money, Chris Parren, Tony Stevens
Guests: Taj Mahal (RIP: Albert Collins)
Comments: Compilation comprising 1 CD plus the live DVD of the Midnight Flyer concert in Montreux in July 1981.

ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (8 credits)

Broken Glass - Broken Glass (April 1976)

Members: Robbie Blunt, Rob Rawlinson, Stan Webb (RIP: Mac Poole)
Guests: Miller Anderson
Producer: (RIP: Tony Ashton)
Comments: Broken Glass was the band formed by Stan Webb, former bandmate in Savoy Brown: Stan Webb (guitar, vocals), Robbie Blunt (guitar), Rob Rawlinson (bass), Mac Poole (drums). This album was produced by keyboardist Tony Ashton (who also plays in it), and it contains Miller Anderson guesting on guitar and vocals. Recorded in November 1975.

Overnight Angels - Ian Hunter (1977)

Members: Ian Hunter + Dennis Elliott, Peter Oxendale, Rob Rawlinson, Earl Slick, Curly Smith
Guests: Miller Anderson + Roy Thomas Baker, Lem Lubin
Comments: Overnight angels contains a powerful band: Ian Hunter (guitar, vocals), Earl Slick (guitar), Rob Rawlinson (bass), Peter Oxendale (keyboards) and Dennis Elliott (drums), with Ian´s friend Miller Anderson guesting. All the material was written by Hunter and Slick.

To know him is to love him / City port (SINGLE) - Gloria Jones (1977)

Members: Gloria Jones
Guests: Miller Anderson (RIP: Marc Bolan)
Comments: Gloria Jones was Marc Bolan´s fiancee, and she was also part of last lineups in T.Rex. She released this single with Marc Bolan, and Miller Anderson played here.

Short back and sides - Ian Hunter (1981)

Members: Ian Hunter + Martin Briley, Ellen Foley, Tommy Mandel, George Meyer, Tommy Morrongiello, Eric Parker (RIP: Mick Ronson)
Guests: Miller Anderson + Shane Fontayne, Topper Headon, Mick Jones, Roger Powell, Todd Rundgren (RIP: Wells Kelly, Gary Windo)
Comments: Short back and sides was influenced by punk rock explosion, and includes some members of The Clash (Mick Jones on guitar, Topper Headon on drums), as well as the great Mick Ronson (guitar), Todd Rundgren and Roger Powell (from Utopia), Ellen Foley (vocals) and Miller Anderson.

Heartbreak hill - Strawbs (1995)

Members: Dave Cousins, Chas Cronk, Tony Fernandez, Dave Lambert, Andy Richards
Guests: Miller Anderson + Jo Partridge
Producer: Tom Allom
Comments: This album was recorded in 1979. The lineup was: Dave Cousins (vocals, guitar), Chas Cronk (bass), Andy Richards (keyboards), and Tony Fernandez (drums). As they had lost their guitarist, Dave Lambert. Miller Anderson guests singing in one song, ´Let it rain´, plus playing guitar in another one, ´We can make it together´. Dave Lambert (guitar) appear in one song, while the rest of the album was played with Jo Partridge (guitar). The album was shelved, and it was finally released in 1995!

Collectomatic vol 1 - Darryl Read (1997)

Members: Bill Legend, John Tuck (RIP: Gus Yeadon)
Guests: Miller Anderson + Stevie Forest, Volker Janssen, Terry Stamp, Paul Thompson (RIP: Dino Dines + Ray Manzarek)
Producer: (RIP: Tony Meehan)
Technical: (RIP: Allan Rouse)

In concert with the London Symphony Orchestra - Deep Purple (July 2000)

Members: Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Steve Morse, Ian Paice (RIP: Jon Lord)
Guests: Miller Anderson, Mario Argandoña, Sam Brown, Dave LaRue, Steve Morris, Van Romaine + Margo Buchanan, Roddy Lorimer, Graham Preskett, Tim Sanders, Paul Spong, Annie Whitehead (RIP: Ronnie James Dio)
Comments: Live DVD. There´s also a 2CD edition.

Live at The Rotterdam Ahoy - Deep Purple (2001)

Members: Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Steve Morse, Ian Paice (RIP: Jon Lord)
Guests: Miller Anderson (RIP: Ronnie James Dio)
Comments: Recorded live in October 2000.

COMPILATIONS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (2 credits)

Halcyon days - the very best of Strawbs - Strawbs (February 1997)

Members: Rod Coombes, Dave Cousins, Chas Cronk, Claire Deniz, John Ford, John Hawken, Tony Hooper, Rick Hudson, Dave Lambert, John Mealing, Rick Wakeman, Blue Weaver (RIP: Ron Chesterman)
Guests: Miller Anderson + Ray Cooper, Roger Glover, Alan Hawkshaw, John Paul Jones, Tom Newman, Alan Parker, Alan Weighall (RIP: Tommy Eyre + Jon Hiseman, Nicky Hopkins, Trevor Lucas, Ronnie Verrell)
Producer: Tom Allom, Bill Levenson, Tony Visconti (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
Technical: Mick Glossop, Bill Price, John Punter, Roger Quested, Roger Wake (RIP: Mike Stone)
Comments: Halcyon days is a 2CD compilation, and it includes some obscure tracks, as well as their more famous songs (plus some songs from Dave Cousins solo album and songs from Hudson-Ford). The list of musicians is amazing. I'll only mention a few ones: Miller Anderson (guitar), Nicky Hopkins (keyboards), Tommy Eyre (keyboards), John Hawken (keyboards), Blue Weaver (keyboards), Jon Hiseman (drums). Oh, beware, there are two different editions (the American vs. the British edition), with many differences.

A Taste of Strawbs - Strawbs (November 2006)

Members: Don Airey, Rod Coombes, Dave Cousins, Chas Cronk, Rod Demick, Tony Fernandez, John Ford, John Hawken, Tony Hooper, Rick Hudson, Chris Parren, Andy Richards, Adam Wakeman, Rick Wakeman, Blue Weaver, Brian Willoughby (RIP: Ron Chesterman, Sandy Denny, Robert Kirby)
Guests: Miller Anderson + Roger Glover, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Ric Sanders, Tony Visconti (RIP: Jon Hiseman, Nicky Hopkins, Ronnie Verrell)
Producer: Jeff Griffin (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
Technical: Roger Wake
Comments: 5CD boxset with lots of unreleased tracks.

COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (3 credits)

Knights of the blues table - VVAA (May 1997)

Guests: Robert Ahwai, Skip Alan, Jeff Allen, Miller Anderson, Maggie Bell, Mick Clarke, Clem Clempson, Les Davidson, Georgie Fame, Mark Feltham, Dennis Greaves, Peter Green, Kuma Harada, Chris Jagger, Mick Jagger, Bob Jenkins, Paul Jones, Ronnie Leahy, Phil May, Gerry McAvoy, Tony ´T S´ McPhee, Max Middleton, Malcolm Mortimore, John Povey, James Powell, Tristan Powell, Dick Taylor, Mick Taylor, Henry Thomas, Nigel Watson, Charlie Watts, Neal Wilkinson (RIP: Jack Bruce, Cyril Davies, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Alexis Korner, Lou Martin, Duffy Power, Phil Ryan, Big Jim Sullivan)
Producer: Pete Brown
Technical: Joe Gastwirt
Comments: This collective album about modern electric blues is a tribute album to the British blues pioneer, Cyril Davies. It includes collaborations from veteran blues artists: Miller Anderson (song ´Don't let me be misunderstood´), Clem Clempson (song ´I've got news for you´), Peter Green with Nigel Watson, Mick Taylor with Max Middleton (song ´You shook me´), Maggie Bell & Ronnie Leahy (from Stone The Crows), Chris Jagger with Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts (from The Rolling Stones), Jack Bruce (bass), Georgie Fame (organ), Dick Taylor (guitar, from The Pretty Things), Dick Heckstall-Smith (sax), Kuma Harada (bass), etc.

A Tribute to Frankie Miller - VVAA (2003)

Guests: Miller Anderson, Maggie Bell, Snake Davis, Fish, Dave Lennox, Graham Lyle, Alan Mair, Frankie Miller, Jim Mullen, Rab Noakes, Billy Rankin, Brian Robertson, Fraser Speirs, Rod Stewart, Hamish Stuart, Joe Walsh, Ray Wilson (RIP: Jim Diamond, Dean Ford, Andy Fraser, Jackie Leven, Michael Marra, John Martyn)
Comments: Originally a 2CD, it includes a bonus 3rd CD. The album features tracks by some of Frankie Miller´s mates, such as Maggie Bell, Hamish Stuart, Andy Fraser, Brian Robertson, Joe Walsh, as well as other greats, like Miller Anderson, Rod Stewart, Rab Noakes, Nazareth, Jim Mullen, John Martyn, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Bonnie Tyler, Jim Diamond, Graham Lyle, Alan Mair, any many more.

Celebrating Jon Lord at The Royal Albert Hall - VVAA (2014) (LIVE)

Guests: Don Airey, Miller Anderson, Margo Buchanan, Glenn Hughes, Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, Rick Wakeman
Comments: 3CD recorded live as a tribute to the late Jon Lord. First CD is called The composer, while 2nd & 3rd CDs are called The rock legend. Featuring some of his mates, Glenn Hughes, Deep Purple, Rick Wakeman, Bruce Dickinson, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Paul Weller and others.

SESSIONS (2 credits)

Langspil - Johann G Johannsson (1974)

Guests: Miller Anderson, Madeline Bell, Brian Gascoigne, Colin Green, Robin Jones, Skaila Kanga, Dave Markee, Bud Parkes, Alan Skidmore, David Snell, Barbara Thompson, Don Weller (RIP: Harry Beckett, Kay Garner, Jon Hiseman, John Taylor, Ronnie Verrell, Derek Wadsworth, Micky Waller)
Comments: This Scandinavian artist (he composes, sings, plays guitar and bass in this album) recorded this album at Olympic Sound Studios in London, with great British musicians: Miller Anderson (guitar in 4 tracks), Colin Green (guitar), Brian Gascoigne (keyboards), John Taylor (keyboards), Derek Wadsworth (trombone), Don Weller (sax), Dave Markee (bass), Jon Hiseman (drums in 6 tracks), Ronnie Verrel (drums), Micky Waller (drums in 1 track, ´I need a woman´), Robin Jones (drums), Skaila Kanga (harp), David Snell (harp). The brass section includes: Barbara Thompson (in 1 song, ´Sentimental blues´), Alan Skidmore, Dave Lawrence, Bud Parkes, Harry Beckett and Butch Hudson. The backing vocals are performed by Madeline Bell, Joanne Hilkins and Kay Garner.

Stranded on fantasy island - Frank Diez (January 2001)

Members: Frank Diez
Guests: Colin Hodgkinson + Miller Anderson, Carsten Bohn, Wolfgang Norman Dalheimer, Bertram Engel, Jean-Jacques Kravetz, Olaf Kubler

COMPILATIONS (SESSIONS) (1 credit)

The Best of Strawbs - Strawbs (1978)

Members: Rod Coombes, Dave Cousins, Chas Cronk, John Ford, John Hawken, Tony Hooper, Rick Hudson, Dave Lambert, Rick Wakeman, Blue Weaver
Guests: Miller Anderson, Roger Glover (RIP: Jon Hiseman)
Producer: Tom Allom, Tony Visconti
Technical: Mick Glossop, Bill Price, John Punter
Comments: Compilation with tracks from different albums, including one track taken from Dave Cousins´ solo album from 1972, Two weeks last summer.

QUESTIONS:

01. Does anybody know if John Gustafson plays in The Scenery single ´To make a man cry / Thread of time´?

RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 60

Official site(s) - tell them you saw the link here:

Miller Anderson
Pete York
Savoy Brown
Chicken Shack
Official Spencer Davis Group web site
Chris Farlowe Official UK site
The Official Eddie Hardin website (by my great friend Alex Gitlin)
Jon Lord
Roger Glover - the official site

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 comprehensive Rockpalast site (by Michael Marsch), we have:

Roger Chapman & The Shortlist

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:

Assorted links:

Ian Hunter (by Phil Holbrook)
Mott The Hoople / Ian Hunter fanzine (by Sven Gusevik)
Just a Buzz Online - The Mott The Hoople Web Site (by Justin Purington) - great site
Keef Hartley (by Amadeus Wachtler)
Mick Taylor (by Gary Paranzino)
Pavilions of Sun - Marc Bolan & T.Rex web site (by Kate Ilyina)
Chris Farlowe page (by Tapani Taka)
Chris Farlowe website (by Alex Gitlin)
Tony Ashton (by Walid Itayim)
Tony Ashton

RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 1
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 Miller Anderson, please, also write me with the link.

Keef Hartley Band - Waiting Around

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THANKS:

Very Special Thanks to:

Carlo Little & Giselle Rawlins: for telling me about an error in this page (RIP Carlo).

Derek Needham: for info on Paper Blitz Tissue (2007).

John Flowers: for his very interesting message about Miller and Keef (2005).

Kris Gray: for info on Jon Lord appearing in Miller Anderson´s Bluesheart album and additional info on Miller (2006 & 2007).

Richard Martin: for info on him playing with Miller (2001).

Knut Morten Johansen: for info on Miller appearances at Hell Festival and for the fantastic photos! (2001).

Derek Austin: for info on him with the Keef Hartley Band (2011).

Pete York: for his messages with info about Miller (2011).

Ian Cruickshank: (RIP) for info on early times in Keef Hartley Band with Miller (2011).

Nick South: for telling me about the Donovan live lineup (2013).

Special Thanks to:

Ian Southworth: for invaluable help (1998).

Alex Gitlin: my friend, who's a great fan of Miller: for many reasons (his continuous help about tracing Miller's career, music and scans) (1998).

Alan King: for lots of info and more things!.

Sven Gusevik: for lots of info about Miller early career, as well as for his scan of the At Last The 1958 Rock´n´roll Show single.

Tim Pratt: for great info on Savoy Brown and Chicken Shack.

John Goss: for his very interesting messages regarding Keef and Miller Anderson (1999).

Arne Rasmussen: for info and scan of The At Last The 1958 Rock'n'Roll Show single (2010).

Thanks to:

Justin Purington: for info on the lineup in Miller Anderson BBC recordings and lots of info (1999).

Thomas Meyer: for some of the album scans.

Walid Itayim: for info about Superblues and Knights of the blues table album.

Gregory Springer: for his help.

Henri P. Matthes: for a translation he made for me.

Diego Zanti: for some details on KHB albums.

Kate Ilyina: for her kind messages, and info about T. Rex.

Gary Paranzino: for info about Miller collaboration with Mick Taylor.

Graham Hulme: for his comments about The Dukes.

Tony Hunt: for his comments, regarding Blood Sweat & Tears (2000).

Michael Gerard: for info on Miller playing in Dave Cousins album (2006).

Stewart Denny: for his comments on a British Blues Quintet gig (2007).

Pete Campanella: for info on Miller playing in Dave Cousins album (2007).

Rafael Zamora: for info on Bluesheart (2007).

Tim Barr: for info on Miller and Mick Ronson (2007).

Jean-Paul: for info on the Spencer Davis Group lineup in October 2007 (2007).

Vernon Cornelius: for his message regarding Keef Hartley Band (2012).

Also thanks for writing to:

George Philhower (2008).

WHAT'S NEW:

28/June/2019 - Page added to the blog.
07/November/1997 - Original page written by me (in the old site).

RELATED MUSICIANS:

Miller Anderson mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Pete York (16)
Colin Hodgkinson (15)
Dino Dines (12)
Keef Hartley (12)
Jon Lord (12)
Gary Thain (10)
Neil Slaven (9)
Eddie Hardin (8)
Ian Hunter (8)
Chris Mercer (8)

Page created by Miguel Terol on: 07/November/1997 - Last modified on: 28/June/2019. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com

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The Musicians' Olympus

Friday, 28 June 2019

Miller Anderson (guitar / vocals)