A veteran from the music scene, Larry Wallis has belonged to great bands. He was born on May 19th, 1949 in England.
THE SAINTS
The Saints was the first band featuring Larry Wallis, but don´t know any other details:
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THE SAINTS #? |
? |
|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar | + others unknown to me. Help! |
THE KING BEES
The King Bees was an evolution from Larry Wallis´ previous band, The Saints:
Again, no details at all...
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THE KING BEES #? |
? |
|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Again, no details at all...
THE ENTIRE SIOUX NATION
In 1968, Larry Wallis formed a band called The Entire Sioux Nation:
But after a while, singer Terry Nolder left.
Steve Collier was the new singer for The Entire Sioux Nation:
They stayed together until November 1969.
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THE ENTIRE SIOUX NATION #? |
1968-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Terry Nolder vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Tim Taylor bass | Paul Nichols drums |
But after a while, singer Terry Nolder left.
Steve Collier was the new singer for The Entire Sioux Nation:
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THE ENTIRE SIOUX NATION #? |
1968-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Steve Collier vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Tim Taylor bass | Paul Nichols drums |
They stayed together until November 1969.
| Other info on members of The Entire Sioux Nation (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (1): | Paul Nichols |
| Not enough info (3): | Steve Collier, Terry Nolder, Tim Taylor |
PINK FAIRIES
Steve Peregrine Took (from T. Rex fame) and Mick Farren (from The Deviants) formed a new lineup of Pink Fairies in November 1969 (with Twink and Silver Darling). But when Twink left, they decided changing the name getting Larry Wallis and Tim Taylor from The Entire Sioux Nation:
Very soon, Farren left after having a fallout with Took, and the rest changed the name into Shagrat.
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
1969-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êThe Deviants |
êT Rex |
êThe Entire Sioux Nation |
êThe Entire Sioux Nation |
Mick Farren † vocals, guitar | Steve Peregrine Took † vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Tim Taylor bass |
Shagratê | Shagratê | Shagratê | |
Very soon, Farren left after having a fallout with Took, and the rest changed the name into Shagrat.
SHAGRAT
Shagrat was born as an spin off of Pink Fairies (Took, Wallis and Taylor) with Phil Lenoir on drums:
They recorded 3 demos at Strawberry Studios, Stockport in April 1970, and played one gig at the Phun City Festival (by the way, run by Mick Farren!) in July 1970. Taylor did not show for the gig, and Lenoir left the band afterwards.
The new drummer chosen for Shagrat was Dave Bidwell:
But Bidwell also was a member of Chicken Shack, and by then, late 1970, Wallis left for Lancaster´s Bombers.
This lineup appears in the collective double live album Glastonbury Faire:
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SHAGRAT #1 |
1970 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êPink Fairies |
êPink Fairies |
êPink Fairies |
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Steve Peregrine Took † vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Tim Taylor bass | Phil Lenoir drums |
They recorded 3 demos at Strawberry Studios, Stockport in April 1970, and played one gig at the Phun City Festival (by the way, run by Mick Farren!) in July 1970. Taylor did not show for the gig, and Lenoir left the band afterwards.
The new drummer chosen for Shagrat was Dave Bidwell:
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SHAGRAT #2 |
1970 |
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|---|---|---|
Steve Peregrine Took † vocals, bass | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Dave Bidwell † drums |
Lancaster´s Bombersê | ||
But Bidwell also was a member of Chicken Shack, and by then, late 1970, Wallis left for Lancaster´s Bombers.
This lineup appears in the collective double live album Glastonbury Faire:
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SHAGRAT #3 |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Mick Farren † vocals, guitar | Steve Peregrine Took † vocals, bass | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Dave Bidwell † drums |
| Other info on members of Shagrat (I know up to 6 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Dave Bidwell, Mick Farren, Phil Lenoir |
| Not enough info (2): | Tim Taylor, Steve Peregrine Took |
LANCASTER´S BOMBERS
Lancaster´s Bombers was a change of name for Blodwyn Pig when guitarist Peter Banks left them, now under the leadership of Jack Lancaster:
The band name was later shortened to Lancaster. But the band split in September 1970.
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LANCASTER´S BOMBERS #1 |
1970-Sep 70 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êShagrat |
êBlodwyn Pig |
êBlodwyn Pig |
êBlodwyn Pig |
Larry Wallis † guitar | Andy Pyle bass | Jack Lancaster wind | Ron Berg drums |
Steve Peregrine Took Bandê | Mick Abrahams Bandê | ||
The band name was later shortened to Lancaster. But the band split in September 1970.
| Other info on members of Lancaster´s Bombers (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (3): | Ron Berg, Jack Lancaster, Andy Pyle |
STEVE TOOK BAND
In 1971, Steve Peregrine Took, Larry Wallis and Dave Bidwell (all from Shagrat) got together at Wallis´ home and did some acoustic demos of Took´s songs:
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STEVE TOOK BAND #? |
1971 |
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|---|---|---|
|
êLancaster´s Bombers |
||
Steve Peregrine Took † guitar, vocals | Larry Wallis † bass | Dave Bidwell † percussion |
UFOê | ||
| Other info on members of Steve Took Band (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Mick Wayne |
| To be covered (1): | Dave Bidwell |
| Not enough info (1): | Steve Peregrine Took |
UFO
In February 1972, Larry Wallis joined UFO:
But Wallis left the band in October 1972, after a tour by Europe. Larry didn't record any material with them.
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UFO #? |
Feb 72-Oct 72 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êSteve Peregrine Took Band |
|||
Phil Mogg vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Pete Way bass | Andy Parker drums |
Pink Fairiesê | |||
But Wallis left the band in October 1972, after a tour by Europe. Larry didn't record any material with them.
| Other info on members of UFO (I know up to 34 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Clive Edwards |
| Old pages (3): | Aynsley Dunbar, Bernie Marsden, Danny Peyronel |
| To be covered (29): | Laurence Archer, Mick Bolton, Jason Bonham, Neil Carter, Paul Chapman, Jem Davis, Fabio Del Rio, Rob DeLuca, Robbie France, Tony Glidewell, Myke Gray, Paul Gray, David Jacobsen, Luis Maldonado, Jeff Martin, Tommy McClendon, Phil Mogg, Vinnie Moore, John Norum, Andy Parker, Paul Raymond, Rick Sandford, Michael Schenker, Billy Sheehan, Jim Simpson,... up to 29 musicians. |
PINK FAIRIES (again)
In November 1972, Larry Wallis rejoined Pink Fairies, to enforce the guitar section with the great, late Mick Wayne:
But Mick Wayne soon left, so Wallis started singing lead vocals.
Now a trio, this was the new lineup for Pink Fairies in 1973:
They released an album, Kings of oblivion. The band split in March 1974 but they reunited for a special gig in July 1975, as we´re going to read.
Inactive since March 1974, Pink Fairies reunited for a special gig in July 1975:
The same trio with a couple of old members and some friend (Paul Rudolph, from Hawkwind).
Their only concert was finally released on a live album several years later, in 1982, under the name of At the Roundhouse. But that's not all; in 1991, it was reissued under the name At the roundhouse / Previously unreleased, comprising the original live album, plus additional songs by Larry Wallis from 1984, and an EP by Twink from 1977.
After their special gig in July 1975, Pink Fairies continued as a trio in September 1975 until July 1976:
But apart from being part of Pink Fairies, Larry had also joined a embrionic band called Motorhead in May 1975.
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
Nov 72-1973 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êUFO |
|||
Mick Wayne † guitar, vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums |
But Mick Wayne soon left, so Wallis started singing lead vocals.
Now a trio, this was the new lineup for Pink Fairies in 1973:
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
1973-Mar 74 |
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|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums |
They released an album, Kings of oblivion. The band split in March 1974 but they reunited for a special gig in July 1975, as we´re going to read.
Inactive since March 1974, Pink Fairies reunited for a special gig in July 1975:
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
Jul 75 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums | + | Paul Rudolph bass, vocals | John ´Twink´ Adler drums |
The same trio with a couple of old members and some friend (Paul Rudolph, from Hawkwind).
Their only concert was finally released on a live album several years later, in 1982, under the name of At the Roundhouse. But that's not all; in 1991, it was reissued under the name At the roundhouse / Previously unreleased, comprising the original live album, plus additional songs by Larry Wallis from 1984, and an EP by Twink from 1977.
After their special gig in July 1975, Pink Fairies continued as a trio in September 1975 until July 1976:
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
Jul 75 |
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|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums |
Motorheadê | ||
But apart from being part of Pink Fairies, Larry had also joined a embrionic band called Motorhead in May 1975.
MOTORHEAD
Larry Wallis while a member of Pink Fairies, also joined a embrionic band called Motorhead in May 1975:
In December 1975, Lucas Fox leaves (to form Warsaw Pakt with Andy Colquhoun).
In December 1975 Motorhead gets a new drummer, the mighty Phil 'Philty Animal' Taylor:
The band recorded one album, On Parole, but it remained unreleased for some years. When Motorhead was a big name, it was finally released.
In February 1976, Motorhead becomes a quartet:
But this same month, Larry finally leaves the band to concentrate on Pink Fairies career, leaving Motorhead with their classical lineup.
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MOTORHEAD #1 |
May 75-Dec 75 |
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|---|---|---|
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êPink Fairies |
||
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Lemmy † bass, vocals | Lucas Fox drums |
Warsaw Paktê | ||
In December 1975, Lucas Fox leaves (to form Warsaw Pakt with Andy Colquhoun).
In December 1975 Motorhead gets a new drummer, the mighty Phil 'Philty Animal' Taylor:
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MOTORHEAD #2 |
Dec 75-Feb 76 |
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|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Lemmy † bass, vocals | Phil Taylor † drums |
The band recorded one album, On Parole, but it remained unreleased for some years. When Motorhead was a big name, it was finally released.
In February 1976, Motorhead becomes a quartet:
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MOTORHEAD #3 |
Feb 76- |
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|---|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Eddie Clarke † guitar | Lemmy † bass, vocals | Phil Taylor † drums |
Pink Fairiesê | |||
But this same month, Larry finally leaves the band to concentrate on Pink Fairies career, leaving Motorhead with their classical lineup.
| Other info on members of Motorhead (I know up to 10 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (9): | Phil Campbell, Eddie Clarke, Mikkey Dee, Lucas Fox, Pete Gill, Lemmy, Brian Robertson, Phil Taylor, Wurzel |
PINK FAIRIES (again)
In February 1976, Larry Wallis is back fully dedicated to Pink Fairies after having spent several months with Motorhead:
In July 1976, Pink Fairies turn into a quartet with new member Martin Stone on guitar:
They released a single in September 1976, ´Between the lines / Spoiling for a fight´, for the Stiff label.
But in January 1977, the band parted ways.
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
Feb 76-Jul 76 |
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|---|---|---|
|
êMotorhead |
||
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums |
In July 1976, Pink Fairies turn into a quartet with new member Martin Stone on guitar:
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PINK FAIRIES #? |
Jul 76-Jan 77 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Martin Stone † guitar | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums |
They released a single in September 1976, ´Between the lines / Spoiling for a fight´, for the Stiff label.
But in January 1977, the band parted ways.
| Other info on members of Pink Fairies (I know up to 12 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (2): | Andy Colquhoun, Mick Wayne |
| To be covered (4): | John ´Twink´ Adler, Mick Farren, Paul Rudolph, Martin Stone |
| Not enough info (5): | Silver Darling, Russell Hunter, Sandy Sanderson, Tim Taylor, Steve Peregrine Took |
THE GREEDY BASTARDS
In January 1977, Larry Wallis played in a one-off gig with members of Thin Lizzy:
A killer lineup!!
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THE GREEDY BASTARDS #? |
Jan 77 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Phil Lynott † vocals, bass | Gary Moore † guitar | Scott Gorham guitar | Brian Robertson guitar | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Rat Scabies drums |
A killer lineup!!
| Other info on members of The Greedy Bastards (I know up to 12 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (2): | Jimmy Bain, Gary Moore |
| To be covered (6): | Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Gary Holton, Phil Lynott, Brian Robertson, Chris Spedding |
| Not enough info (3): | Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Rat Scabies |
AND THEN...
Soon later, Larry found a job working as producer for Stiff label, but this didn't mean he retired. He released a solo single produced by Nick Lowe, ´Police car / On parole´ (November 77, Stiff), being the B-side the same song he recorded with Motorhead. The single was recorded with Paul Gray on bass and Steve Nicol on drums.
THE TAKEAWAYS
Larry Wallis also appears in a Stiff compilation, A bunch of Stiffs, as part of an ad-hoc lineup called The Takeaways (one song by them, ´Food´):
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THE TAKEAWAYS #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Dave Edmunds guitar, vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Nick Lowe bass, vocals | Sean Tyla vocals |
| Other info on members of The Takeaways (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Sean Tyla |
LARRY WALLIS BAND
Larry Wallis toured with the Live Stiffs package, also appearing on the live album that was released some time later. Some of the artists featured in the tour, apart from Larry (with an adhoc band called Larry Wallis' Psychedelic Rowdies), were Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds, Ian Dury & The Blockheads (featuring John Turnbull and Mickey Gallagher) and Wreckless Eric.
I haven´t been able to find the lineup for Larry Wallis band, so if someone can help, it would be very welcomed:
I haven´t been able to find the lineup for Larry Wallis band, so if someone can help, it would be very welcomed:
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LARRY WALLIS BAND #? |
? |
|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | + others unknown to me. Help! |
THE LAST CHICKEN IN THE SHOP
Nick Lowe also toured with the Live Stiffs package, backed by a special band, assembled for the occasion, called The Last Chicken in the Shop, consisting of some friends:
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THE LAST CHICKEN IN THE SHOP #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Nick Lowe bass, vocals | Dave Edmunds guitar, vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Penny Tobin | Terry Williams drums |
| Other info on members of The Last Chicken In The Shop (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Terry Williams |
| Not enough info (1): | Penny Tobin |
MICK FARREN BAND
Larry Wallis produced a couple of records for Mick Farren: the EP Screwed up (November 77) and the album Vampires stole my lunch money (August 78). As Mick wanted to play a tour for promoting the album, in September 1978, Larry accepts being part of the band, under the name Mick Farren & The Good Guys:
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MICK FARREN BAND #? |
Sep 78-? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mick Farren † vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Andy Colquhoun guitar | Willy Stallybrass harmonica | Gary Tibbs bass | Alan Powell drums |
| Other info on members of Mick Farren Band (I know up to 7 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Andy Colquhoun |
| To be covered (4): | Mick Farren, Paul Ill, Alan Powell, Gary Tibbs |
| Not enough info (1): | Willy Stallybrass |
WAYNE KRAMER BAND
Next project for Larry Wallis was teaming with legendary guitarist Wayne Kramer (from MC5 fame). Kramer needed a band to play some concerts in the UK in March 1979, and Larry and Andy Colquhouin were enlisted:
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WAYNE KRAMER BAND #? |
Mar 79 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Wayne Kramer guitar, vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Andy Colquhoun bass | George Butler drums |
| Other info on members of Wayne Kramer Band (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Andy Colquhoun |
| To be covered (1): | Wayne Kramer |
| Not enough info (1): | George Butler |
LARRY WALLIS BAND (again)
And finally, after having played for many other people, Larry decides assembling his own band, Larry Wallis & The Death Commandos of Love, in February 1982:
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LARRY WALLIS BAND #? |
Feb 82-? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Johnny Reverb guitar | Big George Webley † bass | Jim Toomey drums |
| Other info on members of Larry Wallis Band (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (2): | Jim Toomey, Big George Webley |
| Not enough info (1): | Johnny Reverb |
THE DEVIANTS
In 1984, Mick Farren resurrected (again) the name The Deviants, and recorded a live album, Human garbage, with this lineup:
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THE DEVIANTS #? |
1984-? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mick Farren † vocals | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Wayne Kramer guitar | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | George Butler drums | |
| Other info on members of The Deviants (I know up to 10 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Andy Colquhoun |
| To be covered (6): | Brock Avery, Mick Farren, Wayne Kramer, Rick Parnell, Alan Powell, Paul Rudolph |
| Not enough info (2): | George Butler, Sandy Sanderson |
PINK FAIRIES (again)
Next thing to resurrect was ... Pink Fairies, of course. This happened in 1987:
They released a new album in 1987, Kill ´em & eat ´em.
|
PINK FAIRIES #? |
1987 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Andy Colquhoun guitar | Sandy Sanderson bass, vocals | Russell Hunter drums | John ´Twink´ Adler drums |
They released a new album in 1987, Kill ´em & eat ´em.
| Other info on members of Pink Fairies (I know up to 12 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (2): | Andy Colquhoun, Mick Wayne |
| To be covered (4): | John ´Twink´ Adler, Mick Farren, Paul Rudolph, Martin Stone |
| Not enough info (5): | Silver Darling, Russell Hunter, Sandy Sanderson, Tim Taylor, Steve Peregrine Took |
ON THE BENCH
Another one-off project by Larry Wallis, around 1991, was On The Bench, comprising the great Lee Brilleaux from Dr Feelgood:
They released some tracks in Escape from oil city, an album with some tracks by On The Bench and some other tracks by a similar one-off outfit, Canvey Island All Stars.
|
ON THE BENCH #? |
1991 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lee Brilleaux † vocals, harmonica | Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Phil Mitchell bass | Ian Gibbons † keyboards | Mark Salkeld | + others unknown to me. Help! |
They released some tracks in Escape from oil city, an album with some tracks by On The Bench and some other tracks by a similar one-off outfit, Canvey Island All Stars.
| Other info on members of On The Bench (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Ian Gibbons |
| To be covered (2): | Lee Brilleaux, Phil Mitchell |
| Not enough info (1): | Mark Salkeld |
REDBYRDS
In 1991, Larry Wallis´ new band was Redbyrds:
They stayed together until 1992, and, as far as I know, they only released one EP, called Truth justice and a wholesome packed lunch. Phil Mitchell was a member of Dr. Feelgood (he came back to the band soon after). Larry was close friends with the band (Dr. Feelgood recorded several tracks written by Larry - the first that comes to my mind now is the nice ´As long as the price is right´). That's the reason why Larry Wallis appears sometimes in tribute concerts for the late Lee Brilleaux.
|
REDBYRDS #? |
1991-1992 |
|
|---|---|---|
|
êDr Feelgood |
||
Larry Wallis † guitar, vocals | Phil Mitchell bass | Chris North drums |
Dr Feelgoodê | ||
They stayed together until 1992, and, as far as I know, they only released one EP, called Truth justice and a wholesome packed lunch. Phil Mitchell was a member of Dr. Feelgood (he came back to the band soon after). Larry was close friends with the band (Dr. Feelgood recorded several tracks written by Larry - the first that comes to my mind now is the nice ´As long as the price is right´). That's the reason why Larry Wallis appears sometimes in tribute concerts for the late Lee Brilleaux.
| Other info on members of Redbyrds (I know up to 3 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (2): | Phil Mitchell, Chris North |
AND MORE...
Larry Wallis also appeared in a special concert by The Stranglers. It was released a live album from the concert, with The Stranglers plus special friends, such as Larry.
Other acts produced by Larry along the years were The Adverts, Wreckless Eric, etc.
There are sessions by Steve Peregrine Took, recorded around 1972, with appearances by Twink, Mick Wayne, Larry Wallis, Duncan Sanderson and Syd Barrett.
Sadly, Larry Wallis passed away on September 19th, 2019. He was 70. Thanks for your music, Larry!
While this page is quite complete regarding bands and lineups, I need to work on Larry´s discography as soon as I have some free time, but anyway I wanted to publish this page right now as a tribute to him.
19 BANDS (WITH 7 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
2 ALBUMS AS PRODUCER:
2 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
Other acts produced by Larry along the years were The Adverts, Wreckless Eric, etc.
There are sessions by Steve Peregrine Took, recorded around 1972, with appearances by Twink, Mick Wayne, Larry Wallis, Duncan Sanderson and Syd Barrett.
Sadly, Larry Wallis passed away on September 19th, 2019. He was 70. Thanks for your music, Larry!
While this page is quite complete regarding bands and lineups, I need to work on Larry´s discography as soon as I have some free time, but anyway I wanted to publish this page right now as a tribute to him.
19 BANDS (WITH 7 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
| Blodwyn Pig |
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| The Deviants | 1 RECORDINGS:
| |||||||||
| The Entire Sioux Nation |
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| Mick Farren Band | 1 COMPILATIONS: 
| |||||||||
| The Greedy Bastards |
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| The King Bees | ||||||||||
| Wayne Kramer Band |
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| Lancaster´s Bombers |
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| The Last Chicken In The Shop |
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| Motorhead | 1 RECORDINGS:
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| On The Bench |
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| Pink Fairies | 2 RECORDINGS:
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| Redbyrds |
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| The Saints | ||||||||||
| Shagrat |
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| The Takeaways |
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| Steve Took Band |
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| UFO |
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| Larry Wallis Band | 1 RECORDINGS:
| |||||||||
2 ALBUMS AS PRODUCER:
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
| Wreckless Eric Band | 2 RECORDINGS:
| |||||||||
2 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
| BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS |
| VVAA | 1 RECORDINGS:
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RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 11
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:
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:
- Steve Peregrine Took
- Gary Moore - GAZ's WWW page (by Ole-Johan Backman)
THANKS:
Special Thanks to:
WHAT'S NEW:
20/September/2019 - Page added to the blog.
09/December/1999 - Original page written by me (in the old site).
RELATED MUSICIANS:
Larry Wallis mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Russell Hunter (5)
Nick Lowe (4)
Wreckless Eric (3)
Steve Goulding (3)
Davey Payne (3)
Duncan Sanderson (3)
Sandy Sanderson (3)
John ´Twink´ Adler (2)
Eddie Clarke (2)
Elvis Costello (2)
Page created by Miguel Terol on: 09/December/1999 - Last modified on: 20/September/2019. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com
Please, note than you can check the indexes (musicians, bands, obituaries) at the top of this page.