Jim Dewar (bass / vocals)

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BANDS:

BAND	PERIOD	DETAILS
The Gleneagles	[1963-1964]
Lulu & The Luvvers	[1964-1965]
Sock ´Em JB
The Power	[1968-?]
Stone The Crows	[?-Feb 71]	5 albums + 1 compilation
Jude	[Jul 71-Apr 72]
Robin Trower Band	[Sep 72-1980]	13 albums + 4 compilations
Robin Trower Band (again)	[1983]
Jim Dewar Band		1 album

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BIOGRAPHY:

Jim Dewar was a great bassist and singer. First time I heard him in a Robin Trower album, I fell in love with his voice. He was born James Dewar (although sometimes was also credited as Jimmy Dewar) on October 12th, 1942, in Scotland.

Jim Dewar

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THE GLENEAGLES

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Lulu became a Scottish pop star in the 60s. She even had her own TV show. Her records were recorded with sessionmen (Jimmy Page, for example), but in 1963 she assembled this live band to back such a young lead singer:

THE GLENEAGLES #?					1963-1964
Lulu vocals	Ross Neilson guitar	Jim Dewar † guitar	Tommy Tierney bass	Alex Bell vocals, keyboards	Jimmy Smith sax	David Mullin drums
Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê	Lulu & The Luvversê

Around 1964, they changed their name to Lulu & The Luvvers.

Other info on members of The Gleneagles (I know up to 7 members)
To be covered (5):	Alex Bell, David Mullin, Ross Neilson, Jimmy Smith, Tommy Tierney

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LULU & THE LUVVERS

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In 1964, Lulu & The Luvvers was born from the band The Gleneagles:

LULU & THE LUVVERS #1					1964-?
êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles	êThe Gleneagles
Lulu vocals	Ross Neilson guitar	Jim Dewar † guitar	Tommy Tierney bass	Alex Bell vocals, keyboards	Jimmy Smith sax	David Mullin drums

But, after a while, Jimmy Smith left.

Now Lulu & The Luvvers was a sextet:

LULU & THE LUVVERS #2				1964
Lulu vocals	Ross Neilson guitar	Jim Dewar † guitar	Tommy Tierney bass	Alex Bell vocals, keyboards	David Mullin drums

The band went professional. This lineup appear in the movie Gonks go beat (1965), with other bands such as Nashville Teens and Graham Bond Organization.

But after 4-6 months, David Mullin leaves.

Henry Wright joins Lulu & The Luvvers as their new drummer:

LULU & THE LUVVERS #3				1964-1965
Lulu vocals	Ross Neilson guitar	Jim Dewar † guitar	Tommy Tierney bass	Alex Bell vocals, keyboards	Henry Wright drums

But next to leave was Jim Dewar, with Alex Bell switching to rhythm guitar.

Other info on members of Lulu & The Luvvers (I know up to 10 members)
Already covered (1):	Gary Boyle
To be covered (7):	Alex Bell, David Mullin, Ross Neilson, Jimmy Smith, Tommy Tierney, Dave Wendells, Henry Wright

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SOCK ´EM JB

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Sock ´Em JB - From left to right: John McGinnis, Henry Wright, Jim Dewar, Billy Simpson, Unknown, Larry Quinn. Copyright of the photo: Henry Wright

This was one of the lineups for Sock ´em JB:

SOCK ´EM JB #?				?
Billy Simpson guitar	Jim Dewar † bass	John McGinnis keyboards	Larry Quinn sax	Henry Wright drums	+ another unknown sax player. Help!

This was another lineup for Sock ´em JB with a different sax player (probably named Ronnie):

SOCK ´EM JB #?				?
Billy Simpson guitar	Jim Dewar † bass	John McGinnis keyboards	Larry Quinn sax	Henry Wright drums	+ another unknown sax player (Ronnie?). Help!

Frankie Miller also sang for Sock ´em JB, but don´t know the exact lineup:

SOCK ´EM JB #?				?
Frankie Miller vocals	Billy Simpson guitar	Jim Dewar † bass	John McGinnis keyboards	Henry Wright drums	+ others unknown to me. Help!
		The Powerê	The Powerê	The Powerê

When they split, Henry Wright and others formed a new band, The Power.

Flyer featuring Sock ´Em JB - copyright of the photo: Henry Wright

Other info on members of Sock ´em JB (I know up to 6 members)
To be covered (3):	John McGinnis, Frankie Miller, Henry Wright

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THE POWER

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This was an exciting new Scottish band formed around 1968, appropiately called The Power:

THE POWER #1			1968-?
Maggie Bell vocals	Les Harvey † guitar	Jim Dewar † bass	John McGinnis keyboards	Henry Wright drums
Stone The Crowsê	Stone The Crowsê	Stone The Crowsê	Stone The Crowsê

They were the houseband at the Burns Howff bar. The band was discovered by Peter Grant (Led Zeppelin´s manager), who changed their name to Stone the Crows, with the change of Colin Allen for Henry Wright.

Other info on members of The Power (I know up to 5 members)
To be covered (4):	Maggie Bell, Les Harvey, John McGinnis, Henry Wright

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STONE THE CROWS

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This was the original incarnation of Stone The Crows:

STONE THE CROWS #1			?-Feb 71
êThe Power	êThe Power	êThe Power	êThe Power
Maggie Bell vocals	Les Harvey † guitar	Jim Dewar † bass, vocals	John McGinnis keyboards	Colin Allen drums
		Judeê

They released a couple of albums, Stone The Crows and Ode to John Law, before Jim (and John) left the band in February 1971 (being replaced by Ronnie Leahy and Steve Thompson).

In the last years, two live CDs with live tracks from BBC archives have appeared. One of them, BBC Radio 1 Live in concert, features some tracks with Les Harvey and Jim Dewar (other songs feature the latest lineup, with Jimmy McCulloch).

Other info on members of Stone The Crows (I know up to 11 members)
To be covered (10):	Colin Allen, Roger Ball, Maggie Bell, Malcolm ´Molly´ Duncan, Les Harvey, Ronnie Leahy, Jimmy McCulloch, John McGinnis, Michael Rosen, Steven Thompson

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JUDE

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Jude - photo courtesy of Ray Martin

A super band! Robin Trower had just left Procol Harum, Clive Bunker came from Jethro Tull, and an explosive lineup joined here, in July 1971:

JUDE #1		Jul 71-Apr 72
	êProcol Harum	êStone The Crows	êJethro Tull
Frankie Miller vocals	Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † bass, vocals	Clive Bunker drums
	Robin Trower Bandê	Robin Trower Bandê

But they split a few months later, in April 1972, before even making any recording (although they did several shows). I've always wondered why it didn't work! But Robin and Jim decide working together in a new project, as we´re going to read.

Other info on members of Jude (I know up to 4 members)
To be covered (3):	Clive Bunker, Frankie Miller, Robin Trower

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ROBIN TROWER BAND

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Jim Dewar and Reg Isidore in 1973

This time the name was clear about who was the leader. This was September 1972:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #1	Sep 72-1974
êJude	êJude
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † bass, vocals	Reg Isidore † drums

Being a trio, Jim started to perform lead vocals. He was so great!

Their first album, Twice removed from yesterday, has a great success. Trower's distinctive playing followed Jimi Hendrix's spirit, and Dewar's voice fitted perfectly in this context. I love their albums! Produced by a Trower former bandmate in Procol Harum, the great Matthew Fisher.

Their second album was called Bridge of sighs, and it's also fantastic. Again, produced by Matthew Fisher.

But soon later, in 1974, Reg Isidore leaves the trio.


Jim Dewar and Robin Trower in 1973

In 1974, when Reg Isidore leaves the Robin Trower Band, here comes a great replacement, Bill Lordan:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #2	1974-?
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † bass, vocals	Bill Lordan drums

Next album is For Earth below. Followed by a very good album, aptly called Live. Recorded live in Stockholm, Sweden in February 3rd, 1975, it has a fine selection of tracks, showing their power on stage.

Long misty days was their next album, with a fine rendition of Sutherland Brothers song, ´Sailing´. One of my favourite tracks is ´Caledonia´, as well as ´Messin' the blues´.

Robin Trower Band: from left to right: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan and Robin Trower

Soon after, they get a fourth member. They tried to enforce Bill's vocal role, getting a bassist:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #3		?
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † vocals	Rustee Allen bass	Bill Lordan drums

They release two more albums as a quartet, City dreams and Caravan to midnight. The latter one includes collaboration from famed and prolific percussionist Paulinho DaCosta.

But Allen leaves the band after those albums.

Jim Dewar and Bill Lordan

Back to their famous incarnation as a trio, after Rustee Allen´s departure:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #4	?-1980
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † vocals, bass	Bill Lordan drums

Their new album is Victims of the fury. This was the first Robin Trower album I bought. I was paralyzed when I first heard them, that Hendrix-like guitar, and that heavenly voice! Many favourites here; for example, ´Jack and Jill´, ´Madhouse´ or ´Roads to freedom´.

But this long alliance breaks when Trower shows his intention of playing with Jack Bruce. Dewar leaves in 1980, thus Jack Bruce joining Trower and Lordan to form B.L.T.

Some live albums have been released along the years, as we´re going to read...

BBC Radio One live in concert was recorded live on January 29th, 1975 in London. Being recorded just one month before the official Live album, fortunately, it has up to 5 different tracks. The starting track, ´Day of the eagle´, is a monster! Jim sensual vocals in the ballad ´Bridge of sighs´ have always been among my favourites.

King Biscuit Flower Hour presents In concert gives us the chance of listening live to the quartet lineup (that is, with Rustee Allen on bass, thus Jim concentrated on vocals). It was recorded live on October 18, 1977.

This was now '74 - '98 is a double live CD featuring two different concerts. The one from 1974 features the lineup with Trower, Dewar and Isidore.

Robin Trower Band: from left to right: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan and Robin Trower

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AND THEN...

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I don't know what Jim did while Trower was with Jack Bruce. But in 1983, he's back again with Robin!

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ROBIN TROWER BAND (again)

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Dewar and Trower together again! Around 1983, Dave Bronze joins Robin Trower band, as bassist:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #?		1983
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Clouter drums

They released a new album, Back it up. A couple of tracks were recorded with another drummer: just Robin, Jim, plus Alan Clarke (drums). But, unfortunately, Dewar´s alliance with Robin was broken here.

Other info on members of Robin Trower Band (I know up to 19 members)
Already covered (1):	Dave Bronze
To be covered (17):	Rustee Allen, Alvino Bennett, Livingstone Brown, Jack Bruce, Trevor Burrel, Martin Clapson, Lyndon Connah, Gary Husband, Reg Isidore, Pete Johnson, Glenn Letsch, Bill Lordan, Clive Mayuyu, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson, Robin Trower, Richard Watts

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JIM DEWAR BAND

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Jim Dewar

After finishing his tenure with Robin Trower, Jim Dewar tried to start his own Jim Dewar Band, but it wasn´t an easy task, as he seemed not to find the proper musicians. This is the only info I´ve been able to trace:

JIM DEWAR BAND #?		1984
Jim Dewar † vocals	Big George guitar	Alan Wheeler guitar	+ others unknown to me. Help!

They even recorded one track, ´Tower Hill Road´ but it never appeared on disc.


Years later, I read he had suffered a stroke in 1987. Something went wrong while surgery, and sadly, he was confined to a wheelchair, unable to perform again. A very sad thing. Then, I only hoped at least he was able to notice that there were many people who still loved him and remembered him, just as I do!

But then, I was very sad to know that Jimmy Dewar passed away on May 16th 2002. He died peacefully in his sleep. God bless him and his family. I'm sure there have been very hard moments, the last 15 years, for all of them. This page was published in my old website the next day after he passed away as a tribute to his genius.

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SOLO ALBUMS

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Jim Dewar

In 1998, a surprise arrives in the form of a Jim Dewar solo album. Called Stumbledown romancer, it was obviously recorded long before, during 1979-1980, and produced by Matthew Fisher, who also played keyboards. It features many of the musicians that backed Van Morrison in the 70s (Platania, Hayes, Allair, Shar, Van Hooke), plus his old mate Bill Lordan. This is the lineup for the album:

Jim Dewar (vocals, bass guitar)
+
John Platania (guitar)
Martin Jenner (guitar)
David Hayes (bass)
Mo Foster (bass)
Alan Jones (bass)
Paul Westwood (bass)
Matthew Fisher (keyboards)
John Allair (keyboards)
Andy McMasters (keyboards)
Bill Lordan (drums)
Dave Mattacks (drums)
Peter Van Hooke (drums)
Graham Jarvis (drums)
Dahaub Shaar (drums)

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DISCOGRAPHY: (27 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)

OWN ALBUMS (1 credit)

• Stumbledown romancer - Jim Dewar (05/1998)


• Members: (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Guests: John Allair, Matthew Fisher, Mo Foster, David Hayes, Alan Jones, Bill Lordan, Dave Mattacks, Andy McMasters, John Platania, Dahaud Shaar, Peter Van Hooke, Paul Westwood (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)

ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (18 credits)

• Ode to John Law - Stone The Crows (1970)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, John McGinnis (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey)
• Comments: CD reissue contains 1 bonus track.
• Stone The Crows - Stone The Crows (1970)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, John McGinnis (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey)
• Twice removed from yesterday - Robin Trower (03/1973)


• Members: Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Producer: Matthew Fisher
• Bridge of sighs - Robin Trower (04/1974)


• Members: Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Producer: Matthew Fisher
• Comments: CD reissue from 1999 is an expanded edition with 5 bonus live tracks recorded in May 1974.
• My opinion: A great album, really fantastic.
• For Earth below - Robin Trower (02/1975)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Producer: Matthew Fisher
• Live! - Robin Trower (03/1976)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Long misty days - Robin Trower (10/1976)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• In city dreams - Robin Trower (1977)


• Members: Rustee Allen, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Technical: (RIP: Alex Sadkin)
• Caravan to midnight - Robin Trower (1979)


• Members: Rustee Allen, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Guests: Paulinho Da Costa
• Victims of the fury - Robin Trower (02/1980)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Back it up - Robin Trower (1983)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Guests: Bob Clouter
• BBC Radio One live in concert - Robin Trower (1992)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Producer: Jeff Griffin
• Comments: Recorded live in January 1975.
• King Biscuit Flower Hour presents in concert - Robin Trower (1995)


• Members: Rustee Allen, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Technical: Gary Lyons
• Comments: Recorded live in October 1977.
• The BBC sessions volume 2: 1971-1972 - Stone The Crows (1998)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Ronnie Leahy, John McGinnis, Steven Thompson (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Jimmy McCulloch)
• Producer: Jeff Griffin
• The BBC sessions volume 1: 1969-1970 - Stone The Crows (1998)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, John McGinnis (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey)
• Producer: (RIP: John Walters)
• BBC Radio 1 live in concert - Stone The Crows (1998)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Ronnie Leahy, Steven Thompson (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Jimmy McCulloch)
• Producer: Jeff Griffin
• This was now ´74-´98 - Robin Trower (1999)


• Members: Alvino Bennett, Livingstone Brown, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Comments: Double live CD. The first CD contains a live concert from 1974 with Jim Dewar (bass, vocals) and Reg Isidore (drums). The second CD was recorded live in May 1988 with Livingstone Brown (bass) and Alvino Bennett (drums).
• At the BBC 1973-1975 - Robin Trower (2011)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Comments: 2CD containing live performances by the band, from different dates: 1973 & 1974 (with Reg Isidore on drums) and 1975 (with Bill Lordan on drums).

COMPILATIONS AS A BAND MEMBER (5 credits)

• Stone The Crows - Stone The Crows (1976)


• Members: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Ronnie Leahy, John McGinnis, Steven Thompson (RIP: Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Jimmy McCulloch)
• The Steel album - Robin Trower (1981)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• The Essential Robin Trower - Robin Trower (1991)


• Members: Jack Bruce, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Day of the eagle - the best of Robin Trower - Robin Trower (05/2008)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Guests: Paulinho Da Costa
• Producer: Matthew Fisher
• A Tale untold - the Chrysalis years 1973-1976 - Robin Trower (2010)


• Members: Bill Lordan, Robin Trower (RIP: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore)
• Comments: 3CD boxset comprising his first solo albums complete with a few bonus tracks. The albums featured are: Twice removed from yesterday, Bridge of sighs, For Earth below, Live and Long misty days.

ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (2 credits)

• The Rock - The Frankie Miller Band (1975)


• Members: Henry McCullough, Frankie Miller, Stu Perry, Chrissie Stewart, Mick Weaver
• Guests: (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Matthew Fisher - Matthew Fisher (1980)


• Members: Matthew Fisher
• Guests: Rod Argent, Steve Bingham, Mo Foster, Mick Grabham, Dill Katz, Dave Mattacks, Tim Renwick, Henry Spinetti, John Verity, Paul Westwood, Pete Zorn (RIP: Barry De Souza, Jim Dewar)
• Comments: This comeback album (his first album was from 1973) has lots of great musicians in it. Some of them: Tim Renwick, Mick Grabham, Jim Dewar, Dave Mattacks, Mo Foster (bass), Henry Spinetti (drums). Plus: Paul Westwood (bass), Steve Bingham, Pete Zorn, John Verity & Rod Argent (backing vocals), Barry DeSouza (drums). Co-produced by Matthew and Chris White (former member of The Zombies, with Rod Argent).

COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (1 credit)

• Flash fearless vs the zorg women - VVAA (1975)


• Guests: Carmine Appice, Elkie Brooks, Bill Bruford, Howie Casey, Doreen Chanter, Chick Churchill, Alice Cooper, Graham Deacon, Mike Deacon, Kirk Duncan, Jim Frank, Mick Grabham, Justin Hayward, Eddie Jobson, Bob Johnson, Kenny Jones, Frankie Miller, Maddy Prior, John Weider (RIP: Jim Dewar, Lesley Duncan, John Entwistle, Kay Garner, Nicky Hopkins, Keith Moon)
• Producer: Bob Ezrin
• Comments: The complete title was Flash Fearless versus the Zorg women, parts 5 & 6. What a title! Of course, there's no parts 1 to 4. Let's see the great members list: vocals: Elkie Brooks, Alice Cooper, Jim Dewar (1 track), Jim Dandy, Frankie Miller. Guitars: Mick Grabham (2 tracks), John Weider, Justin Hayward. Bass: John Entwistle. Keyboards: Nicky Hopkins (6 tracks), Eddie Jobson (2 tracks), Chick Churchill, Kirk Duncan. Sax: Howie Casey. Drums: Carmine Appice, Graham Deakin, Bill Bruford, Kenny Jones, Keith Moon. Backing vocals: Doreen Chanter, Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, etc.

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QUESTIONS:

01. Did Jim appear in the album Peter Ross & Oliver, called Three´s company by his bandmate Ross Neilson? Any other member of The Luvvers there?

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RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 6


From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:

• Stone The Crows
• Frankie Miller

From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:

• Stone the Crows
• Robin Trower
• Frankie Miller

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:

• Frankie Miller

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RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 39
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 Jim Dewar, please, also write me with the link.

• Robin Trower - Concert 1973
Robin Trower live on French TV in 1973. Part Three. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Concert 1973
Robin Trower live on French TV in 1973. Part Two. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Concert 1973
Robin Trower live on French TV in 1973. Part One. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Little Bit Of Sympathy
Robin Trower live on TV in 1974. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
Robin Trower live on TV in 1974. (Resolution: 480)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Reg Isidore, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - A Fine Day
Robin Trower live on TV in 1975. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Gonna Be More Suspicious
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Alethea
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - I Can´t Wait Much Longer
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Alethea
Robin Trower live on TV in 1975. Great quality. (Resolution: 480)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Day Of The Eagle
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Lady Love
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Daydream
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Confessin´ Midnight - Rock Me Baby - The Fool And Me
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - A Fine Day
Robin Trower live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Further On Up The Road
Robin Trower live in November 1977. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Rustee Allen, Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Bluebird
Robin Trower live in 1977. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Rustee Allen, Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Somebody Calling
Robin Trower live in November 1977. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Rustee Allen, Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
Robin Trower live in November 1977. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Rustee Allen, Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Day Of The Eagle
Robin Trower live in May 1978. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Rustee Allen, Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Stone The Crows - Danger Zone
Stone The Crows live on German TV. Fascinating. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Sid McGinnis.


• Stone The Crows - I Need Your Love
Stone The Crows live on German TV. Fascinating. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Colin Allen, Maggie Bell, Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Sid McGinnis.


• Robin Trower - Little Bit Of Sympathy
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Messin´ The Blues
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Too Rolling Stoned
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Little Bit Of Sympathy
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Jack And Jill
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - The Ring
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Day Of The Eagle
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Daydream
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Day Of The Eagle - The Ring - Bridge Of Sighs
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 240)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Victims of the Fury
Robin Trower live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Lady Love
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Rock Me Baby
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - The Shout - Hanna
Robin Trower live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - The Shout - Hanna
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Madhouse
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.


• Robin Trower - Only Time
Robin Trower live in February 1980. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Jim Dewar, Bill Lordan, Robin Trower.

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THANKS:

Very Special Thanks to:

Henry Wright: for info, photos and corrections (2002).

Danny Peyronel: for sharing his memories of Jim with me (1998).

Big George (George Ross Watt): for info about the Jim Dewar Band (2002).

Alan Wheeler: for info about his time playing with Jim (2005).

Ross Neilson: for info about The Gleneagles and The Luvvers (2006).

Special Thanks to:

Wullie Roche: for his fantastic message with info about Jim (2008).

Jim Dickson: for info on Jim with The Power (2008).

Ray Martin: for info on Jim about appearing at a Frankie Miller album as well as photos (2002).

Thanks to:

Alex Gitlin: my friend, for sharing the love for Jim, as well as giving me quickly the bad news (2000).

Byrd Wyatt: for info on Darren Mansfield and Robin Trower (1999).

Dina O´Sullivan: for her nice message about Jim and his family (2006).

Eric Westerman: for his message on Jim (2004).

Lars Karrback: for his message regarding The Luvvers (2004).

Dave: for his message and info about recordings with Bill Lordan (2006).

Paul L´Heureux: for his beautiful message about Jim (2006).

Lindsay Gardiner: for asking about Jim (2003).

Howard Dyer: for his comments on Robin Trower Band (2007).

Tony D´Ortenzio: for his message about Jim´s voice (2007).

Ann Quirke: for info about Three´s Company (2007).

Also thanks for writing to:

John Markey (2006), Barry Hicks (2009), Jim Lekas (2008), Brian Lubell (2006), Angel Moldes (2006), Mark (2006), Doug Martin (2003), Meir (2003).

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WHAT'S NEW:

31/October/2011 - Page added to the blog.
15/January/1999 - Original page written by me (in the old site).

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RELATED MUSICIANS:

Jim Dewar mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Robin Trower (17)
Bill Lordan (14)
Reg Isidore (8)
Colin Allen (6)
Maggie Bell (6)
Matthew Fisher (6)
Les Harvey (6)
John McGinnis (5)
Geoff Emerick (4)
Rustee Allen (3)

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Page created by Miguel Terol on: 15/January/1999 - Last modified on: 02/November/2011. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com

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Please, note than you can check the indexes (musicians, bands, obituaries) at the top of this page.

Dave Bronze (bass)

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BANDS:

• Glyder
• The Old Pals Act
• Mickey Jupp Band [1979-1981]
• Robin Trower Band [1983-Feb 86]
• Art of Noise [1986]
• Chris Farlowe Band
• Robin Trower Band [Sep 86-Dec 89]
• Gary Brooker Band [1987]
• Band Du Lac [Jul 89] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Barbara Dickson Band [1990]
• Be Sharp [1990-Mar 91]
• Dr Feelgood [Mar 91-Aug 91]
• Procol Harum [Aug 91-Jun 92]
• Dr Feelgood [Jun 92-Jan 94]
• Procol Harum [Jun 93]
• Colin John Band
• Leo Sayer Band
• Dr Feelgood [Jan 94-Apr 94]
• The Hamsters [1994]
• Eric Clapton Band [Feb 94-1997]
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 95] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Sep 96] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Paul Carrack Band [Jan 97-1997]
• Procol Harum [Jul 97] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Oct 97] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Eric Clapton Band [Oct 97-Dec 97]
• Paul Carrack Band [Dec 97-?]
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 97] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 98] (Casual band - 3 gigs)
• Mickey Jupp Band [2000]
• Eric Bibb Band [?-2004]
• Gary Brooker Band [Nov 00]
• Blodwyn Pig
• Robin Trower Band [Nov 02-2003]
• Concert For George Band [Nov 02] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 02] (Casual band - 2 gigs)
• Eric Clapton Band [Mar 03] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 03] (Casual band - a few gigs)
• Gary Brooker Band [Jan 04] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Amy Wadge Band [2004-?]
• Robin Trower Band [Mar 05-?]
• Band Du Lac [Jun 05] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 05] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Band Du Lac [May 06] (Casual band - 1 gig)
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 06] (Casual band - 3 gigs)
• Frankie Miller Band [2007]
• Gary Moore Band [Oct 07]
• Andy Fairweather Low Band [2007-2010]
• Gary Brooker Band [Dec 07] (Casual band - 3 gigs)
• Gary Brooker Band [Jun 08] (Casual band - 1 gig)

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BIOGRAPHY:

Great bassist, he was born Dave Eric Bronze on April 2nd, 1952, in Billericay, Essex, England.

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GLYDER

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First band I know with Dave Bronze is Glyder, but don´t have any info about other members.

GLYDER #?	?
Dave Bronze bass	+ others unknown to me. Help!

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MICKEY JUPP BAND

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This was the Mickey Jupp Band in 1979:

MICKEY JUPP BAND #4		1979
Mickey Jupp vocals	Ian Duck guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Clouter drums

Sometime during 1979, Bronze and Clouter were replaced by Pat Donaldson and Dave Mattacks.

New lineup for Mickey Jupp Band in June 1980, with Dave Bronze and Bob Clouter coming back to the band:

MICKEY JUPP BAND #6		Jun 80-1981
Mickey Jupp vocals	Ian Duck guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Clouter drums

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THE OLD PALS ACT

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This band was formed by some musicians that later went to bigger things:

THE OLD PALS ACT #?
Barry Martin vocals, guitar	Brad Trower guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Ian Gibbons † keyboards	Bob Clouter drums

Other info on members of The Old Pals Act (I know up to 5 members)
Old pages (1):	Ian Gibbons
To be covered (2):	Bob Clouter, Barry Martin
Not enough info (1):	Brad Trower

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ROBIN TROWER BAND

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Dewar and Trower together again! Around 1983, Dave Bronze joins Robin Trower band, as bassist:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #?		1983
Robin Trower guitar	Jim Dewar † vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Clouter drums

They released a new album, Back it up. A couple of tracks were recorded with another drummer: just Robin, Jim, plus Alan Clarke (drums). But, unfortunately, Dewar´s alliance with Robin was broken here.

But for next album, Beyond the mist (recorded live, plus 2 new studio tracks), Dave Bronze also handles vocal duties:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #5	Nov 84-Mar 86
Robin Trower guitar	Dave Bronze bass, vocals	Martin Clapson drums

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ART OF NOISE

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This is the live band for Art Of Noise for their 1986 world tour:

ART OF NOISE #?				1986
Anne Dudley keyboards	J J Jeczalik keyboards	+	Linda Taylor vocals	Pepi Lemer vocals	Katie Humble vocals

Dave Bronze bass

Simon Morton percussion

Paul Robinson drums

Other info on members of Art Of Noise (I know up to 8 members)
Already covered (1):	Linda Taylor
To be covered (5):	Anne Dudley, Katie Humble, Pepi Lemer, Simon Morton, Paul Robinson
Not enough info (1):	J J Jeczalik

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CHRIS FARLOWE BAND

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Dave Bronze was a member of Chris Farlowe Band for a while, but don´t have any other info, sorry. He appears in the album Born Again, so I guess the period should be 1986. Can someone confirm this point, please?

CHRIS FARLOWE BAND #?	?
Chris Farlowe vocals	Dave Bronze bass	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of Chris Farlowe Band (I know up to 52 members)
Already covered (8):	Miller Anderson, Madeline Bell, 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

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ROBIN TROWER BAND (again)

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The new lineup for their next two albums: Passion and Take what you need is:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #6		Sep 86-?
Robin Trower guitar	Davey Pattison vocals	Dave Bronze bass, vocals	Pete Thompson drums

Pete Thompson finally leaves, and Trower calls his past bandmate, Bill Lordan, for the rest of a tour.

New lineup with Bill Lordan back on board:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #11		?-Dec 89
Robin Trower guitar	Davey Pattison vocals	Dave Bronze bass, vocals	Bill Lordan drums

But Trower dissolves the whole band in December 1989, when they were recording what was to be Trower´s new album, In the line of fire, being replaced by sessionmen in the recordings.

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GARY BROOKER BAND

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In 1987, he played in No Stiletto Shoes band with Gary Brooker, but I haven´t been able to find if there were more different lineups. Maybe Jerry Stevenson on guitar?

This was the personnel for No Stiletto Shoes in 1987:

GARY BROOKER BAND #1				1987
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Hal Lindes guitar	Ronnie Caryl guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax

Bob Clouter drums

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BAND DU LAC (Casual Gig: 1 gig)

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In July 1989, there´s a very interesting concert in Surrey, England, with this impressive lineup:

BAND DU LAC #?				Jul 89
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Eric Clapton guitar, vocals	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Mike Rutherford guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Steve Winwood keyboards, vocals

Mel Collins sax

Frank Mead sax

Phil Collins drums, vocals

Gary Hammond percussion

Henry Spinetti drums

Vicki Brown † backing vocals

Sam Brown backing vocals

Margo Buchanan backing vocals

Carol Kenyon backing vocals

They sang and played some classics from the bands of some of the members (Procol Harum, Traffic, Sam Brown, etc.).

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BARBARA DICKSON BAND

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In 1990, Dave Bronze joins Barbara Dickson Band:

BARBARA DICKSON BAND #?			1990
Barbara Dickson vocals	Jerry Stevenson guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Jenkins drums	+ others unknown to me. Help!
	Be Sharpê	Be Sharpê	Be Sharpê

At the end of 1990, Stevenson, Bronze and Jenkins leave to form their own band Be Sharp.

Other info on members of Barbara Dickson Band (I know up to 24 members)
Already covered (7):	Andy Brown, Richard Brunton, Bob Jenkins, Martin Jenner, Jim Rodford, Jeff Seopardie, Jerry Stevenson
To be covered (16):	Jeff Allen, Barbara Dickson, Troy Donockley, Neil Drinkwater, Russell Field, Peter Filleul, Isaac Guillory, Nick Holland, Gordon Huntley, Brad Lang, John Lingwood, Ian Lynn, Andy Nye, Julian Stringle, Gary Twigg, Pete Zorn

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BE SHARP

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At the end of 1990, Be Sharp is formed from the inside of Barbara Dickson´s band:

BE SHARP #1	1990-Mar 91
êBarbara Dickson Band	êBarbara Dickson Band	êBarbara Dickson Band
Jerry Stevenson guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Bob Jenkins drums
	Dr Feelgoodê

But Dave Bronze leaves them in March 1991 (to join Dr Feelgood). Years later (in 1997), they released a live album with this lineup, appropiately called Be Sharp Live!, recorded in 1991.

Other info on members of Be Sharp (I know up to 6 members)
Already covered (3):	Andy Brown, Bob Jenkins, Jerry Stevenson
To be covered (2):	Gary Moxom, Darren Tingey

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DR FEELGOOD

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Soon later, Dave Bronze joins Dr. Feelgood in March 1991, in the middle of recording their album called Primo:

DR FEELGOOD #?		Mar 91-Aug 91
Lee Brilleaux † vocals, harmonica	Steve Walwyn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Kevin Morris drums
		Procol Harumê

But, Bronze is soon called to make some concerts with Procol Harum, leaving Dr. Feelgood for a while. This was August 1991.

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PROCOL HARUM

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New life for the mythical band when Brooker starts the band again in August 1991 (after their separation in 1977). Tim Renwick was asked to play in the USA tour promoting the album Prodigal stranger, as Robin Trower wasn't interested in touring. Mark Brzezicki is the chosen one for the very difficult task of getting the sticks (after their great drummer, B.J. Wilson, sadly died):

PROCOL HARUM #9				Aug 91-Dec 91
		êDr Feelgood
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Tim Renwick guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Matthew Fisher keyboards	Mark Brzezicki drums	+

Keith Reid lyrics

But in December 1991, Renwick left (being replaced by the incredible Geoff Whitehorn).

In January 1992, Geoff Whitehorn joins Procol Harum (where he still plays, appearing in almost every reunion by the band since then) after Tim Renwick leaves the band:

PROCOL HARUM #10				Jan 92-Apr 92
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Matthew Fisher keyboards	Mark Brzezicki drums	+

Keith Reid lyrics

They played a long tour in 1992, but Matthew Fisher didn't stay for long this time, leaving in April 1992.

Don Snow replaces Matthew Fisher in Procol Harum in May 1992:

PROCOL HARUM #11				May 92-Jun 92
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Don Snow keyboards	Mark Brzezicki drums	+
		Dr Feelgoodê

Keith Reid lyrics

Also that same month, they went to play again with Edmonton Symphony Orchestra (the same orchestra they used for recording their live album from 1971, with Dave Ball on guitar).

After finishing the tour, Dave Bronze comes back to Dr. Feelgood in June 1992.

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DR FEELGOOD (again)

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Dave Bronze rejoins Dr. Feelgood in May 1992:

DR FEELGOOD #?		May 92-Jan 94
		êProcol Harum
Lee Brilleaux † vocals, harmonica	Steve Walwyn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Kevin Morris drums

As they thought of recording a live album, they augment the lineup with veteran keyboardist Ian Gibbons.

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PROCOL HARUM (again)

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During June 1993, Dave Bronze tours again with Procol Harum for a while (supporting Jethro Tull), with a renewed lineup featuring 2 new musicians in the Procol ranks:

PROCOL HARUM #13				Jun 93
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Josh Phillips keyboards	Ian Wallace † drums	+

Keith Reid lyrics

A connection was made between the Procol gang and Jethro Tull´s bassist, as we´re going to read below....

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THE HAMSTERS

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In June 1993, The Hamsters´ bassist, Ms Zsa Zsa Poltergeist, had a problem in one of his hands and had to stop playing. Dave Bronze, old mate of Barry Martin, joined:

THE HAMSTERS #?	Jun 93-Sep 94
Barry Martin guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Rev Otis Elevator drums

In September 1994, Bronze left and Poltergeist rejoined.

Other info on members of The Hamsters (I know up to 5 members)
To be covered (1):	Barry Martin
Not enough info (3):	Rev Otis Elevator, Andy Farrell, Ms Zsa Zsa Poltergeist

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DR FEELGOOD (again)

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The very interesting live album Down at the doctors, was recorded on January 24-25, 1994 as a quintet. The album was produced and mixed by Dave Bronze:

DR FEELGOOD #?			Jan 94-Apr 94
Lee Brilleaux † vocals, harmonica	Steve Walwyn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Ian Gibbons † keyboards	Kevin Morris drums
(died)ê		The Hamstersê

This was their last lineup with an original member, as their leader Lee Brilleaux sadly died on April 7th, 1994.

Other info on members of Dr Feelgood (I know up to 17 members)
Already covered (1):	Gypie Mayo
Old pages (2):	Ian Gibbons, Tim Hinkley
To be covered (13):	The Big Figure, Lee Brilleaux, Pete Gage, Johnny Guitar, Wilko Johnson, Robert Kane, Henry McCullough, Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Craig Rhind, Gordon Russell, John B Sparks, Steve Walwyn

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COLIN JOHN BAND

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Somewhere during mid 90s, great American guitarist Colin John went to live to England, teaming with a killer rhythm section for a while:

COLIN JOHN BAND #?	?
Colin John guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Henry Spinetti drums

But can´t find more details about the time and/or recordings by them. Can someone help, please?

Other info on members of Colin John Band (I know up to 3 members)
Old pages (1):	Henry Spinetti
Not enough info (1):	Colin John

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LEO SAYER BAND

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Dave was a member of Leo Sayer Band for a while, but don´t have any other info, sorry:

LEO SAYER BAND #?	?
Leo Sayer vocals	Dave Bronze bass	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of Leo Sayer Band (I know up to 51 members)
Already covered (5):	Mark Brzezicki, Les Davidson, Bobby Keys, Steve Madaio, Theodore Thunder
Old pages (2):	Steve Chapman, Chris Stainton
To be covered (43):	Simon Baisley, Paul Berton, Harry Brus, Damon Butcher, Max Chetwynd, Melvyn Duffy, Geoff Dunn, Alun Eden, Brian Gascoigne, Frank Gibson Jr, Maxine Green, Charlie Harrison, Al Hodge, Nicky Hopkins, Chris Hunt, Steve Jackson, Graham Jarvis, Ronnie Johnson, Mark Kennedy, John Kirk, Jim Leverton, John Lingwood, James Litherland, Huw Lloyd Langton, Teena Lyle,... up to 43 musicians.

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ERIC CLAPTON BAND

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In February 1994, Dave Bronze joins Eric Clapton band, replacing Nathan East that was busy:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?				Feb 94-May 94
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Jerry Portnoy harmonica	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Roddy Lorimer trumpet

Simon Clarke sax

Tim Sanders sax

Richie Hayward † drums

Katie Kissoon backing vocals

Maggie Ryder backing vocals

But the lineup would change soon, around May 1994.

In May 1994, Eric Clapton replaces some of his musicians:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?				May 94-Jan 95
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Jerry Portnoy harmonica	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Roddy Lorimer trumpet

Simon Clarke sax

Tim Sanders sax

Andy Newmark drums

In January 1995, Andy Newmark left.

In February 1995, veteran sticksman Steve Gadd replaces Andy Newmark:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?				Feb 95-Feb 96
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Jerry Portnoy harmonica	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Roddy Lorimer trumpet

Simon Clarke sax

Tim Sanders sax

Steve Gadd drums

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GARY BROOKER BAND

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Another benefit gig by Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in December 1995:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 95
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Paul ´Wix´ Wickens keyboards	Frank Mead sax, harmonica

Margo Buchanan backing vocals

+

Chris Thompson vocals

+ drummer unknown to me. Help!

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ERIC CLAPTON BAND (still)

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Around February 1996, Katie Kissoon and Tessa Niles join the band again:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?				Feb 96-1997
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Jerry Portnoy harmonica	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Roddy Lorimer trumpet

Simon Clarke sax

Tim Sanders sax

Steve Gadd drums

Katie Kissoon backing vocals

Tessa Niles backing vocals

In 1997, Eric Clapton leaves his band frozen for a while (Eric and Steve Gadd joined Legends, a band assembled by Marcus Miller).

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GARY BROOKER BAND

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In September 1996, the Gary Brooker Ensemble played a gig in a church, that was to be released as an acoustic live album. This is the superb band that backed Gary Brooker:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Sep 96
				êInterstate	êInterstate
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Robbie McIntosh guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Michael Bywater keyboards	Mark Brzezicki percussion	+

The Chameleon Arts Chorus choir

The Chameleon Arts Strings Quartet strings

The album is Within our house, released that same year.

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PAUL CARRACK BAND

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This was the fantastic Paul Carrack Band around January 1997:

PAUL CARRACK BAND #?			1997
Paul Carrack vocals, guitar, keyboards	Tim Renwick guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Toby Chapman keyboards	Gary Wallis drums

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PROCOL HARUM (again)

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In July 1997, there´s a very special one-off celebration concert for Procol Harum when past and present members joined in order to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their most famous song, the eternal ´A whiter shade of pale´:

PROCOL HARUM #17				Jul 97
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Mick Grabham guitar	Matt Pegg bass	Dave Bronze bass	Alan Cartwright † bass	Matthew Fisher keyboards

Chris Copping keyboards, bass

Pete Solley keyboards

Graham Broad drums

+

Keith Reid lyrics

I wish I could have been there!!!

Other info on members of Procol Harum (I know up to 28 members)
Already covered (7):	Dave Ball, Mark Brzezicki, Alan Cartwright, Laurence Cottle, Mick Grabham, Tim Renwick, Geoff Whitehorn
Old pages (2):	Gary Brooker, Henry Spinetti
To be covered (18):	Graham Broad, Richard Brown, Chris Copping, Geoff Dunn, Matthew Fisher, Bobby Harrison, David Knights, Alan Morris, Dee Murray, Matt Pegg, Josh Phillips, Keith Reid, Ray Royer, Don Snow, Pete Solley, Robin Trower, Ian Wallace, B J Wilson

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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In October 1997, the Gary Brooker Ensemble plays another special one-off gig:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Oct 97
	êPaul McCartney Band	êEric Clapton Band		êBig Country	êBig Country
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Robbie McIntosh guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Michael Bywater keyboards	Mark Brzezicki percussion	+
	Paul McCartney Bandê	Eric Clapton Bandê		Big Countryê	Big Countryê

Richard George violin

Liz Norton violin

Claire Wilson violin

Marla MacLennan violin

Geoff Cole viola

Vince Green viola

William Routledge cello

Ed Jefferies cello

Julian Walters bass

Voci Cantati choir

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ERIC CLAPTON BAND (again)

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In October 1997, Eric Clapton comes back to solo touring in Japan, this time without horn section, and keeping Joe Sample (keyboardist in Legends) with him:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?				Oct 97-Dec 97
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Joe Sample † keyboards	Steve Gadd drums
		Paul Carrack Bandê

Katie Kissoon backing vocals

Tessa Niles backing vocals

Finally, in December 1997, Dave Bronze abandons Eric Clapton Band, to join Paul Carrack Band.

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PAUL CARRACK BAND (again)

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This was the Paul Carrack Band around December 1997:

PAUL CARRACK BAND #?			1997
Paul Carrack vocals, guitar, keyboards	Dave Bronze bass	Gary Wallis drums	+	guitarist and keyboardist (Norman ?)

Can someone help me with the missing musicians, please?

Other info on members of Paul Carrack Band (I know up to 25 members)
Already covered (1):	Tim Renwick
Old pages (2):	Paul Carrack, Gary Wallis
To be covered (21):	Steve Beighton, Roger Blavia, Angel Blazquez, Carlos Bosch, Jason Brooks, Toby Chapman, Rob Clarke, Ed Collins, Paul Copley, Austin DeLone, Lindsay Dracass, Dean Dukes, Andy Fairweather Low, Gustavo Gabetta, Colin Hinds, Mark Karan, Nick Lowe, Toni Mateos, Jeremy Meek, Andy Newmark, John Robinson

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Another benefit gig by Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in December 1997:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 97
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Paul ´Wix´ Wickens keyboards	Frank Mead sax, harmonica	Henry Spinetti drums

Margo Buchanan backing vocals

+

Matthew Fisher keyboards

Mike Sanchez keyboards

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Lineup for Gary Brooker And Friends for their Christmas gig December 1998. Impressive lineup:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 98
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Josh Phillips keyboards	Nick Pentelow sax

Henry Spinetti drums

Beverley Skeete backing vocals

+ guests:

Mick Abrahams guitar, vocals

Paul Carrack vocals

And two more Christmas gigs by Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in December 1998 with a different lineup than the day before:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 98
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Nick Pentelow sax	Henry Spinetti drums	+

Mark Brzezicki drums

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MICKEY JUPP BAND (again)

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Around year 2000, Mickey Jupp assembles a great band full of past bandmates:

MICKEY JUPP BAND #14				2000
Mickey Jupp vocals	Mo Witham guitar	Dennis Masterton guitar	Dave Bronze bass	John Denton keyboards	Bob Clouter drums

Mick Brownlee drums

Other info on members of Mickey Jupp Band (I know up to 34 members)
Already covered (3):	Terry ´Tex´ Comer, Mick Grabham, Mac Poole
Old pages (1):	Pat Donaldson
To be covered (29):	Paul Atkinson, Dave Barnes, The Big Figure, John Bobin, Mick Brownlee, Bob Clouter, Ed Deane, John Denton, Ian Duck, Bob Fish, John Gordon, Lester Gordon, Pete Gosling, Joe Jones, Mickey Jupp, Dennis Masterton, Dave Mattacks, Colin Maxwell, Frank Mead, Paul Mitchell, Phil Mitchell, John Pugh, Joy Sarney, Ron Telemacque, Pete The Hat,... up to 29 musicians.

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in November 2000:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?			Nov 00
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Nick Pentelow sax	Henry Spinetti drums

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ROBIN TROWER BAND (again)

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In November 2002, Robin Trower resurrects one of his past lineups with Bronze, Pattinson and Pete Thompson:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #11		Nov 02-2003
Robin Trower guitar	Davey Pattison vocals	Dave Bronze bass, vocals	Pete Thompson drums

They parted ways again sometime during 2003.

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CONCERT FOR GEORGE BAND (Casual Gig: 1 gig)

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This was a moving tribute concert to celebrate the immense George Harrison´s musical legacy held in November 2002. This was the magnificent house band:

CONCERT FOR GEORGE BAND #1				Nov 02
Eric Clapton guitar, vocals	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dhani Harrison guitar	Albert Lee guitar	Jeff Lynne guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass

Gary Brooker keyboards, vocals

Chris Stainton keyboards

Ray Cooper percussion

Jim Capaldi † drums, vocals

Jim Keltner drums

Henry Spinetti drums

Other info on members of Concert For George Band (I know up to 12 members)
Old pages (3):	Gary Brooker, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton
To be covered (7):	Jim Capaldi, Eric Clapton, Ray Cooper, Andy Fairweather Low, Jim Keltner, Albert Lee, Jeff Lynne
Not enough info (1):	Dhani Harrison

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in their Christmas two benefit gigs in December 2002:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 02
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Nick Pentelow sax	Henry Spinetti drums	+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals in 1 concert

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ERIC CLAPTON BAND (again)

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In March 2003, Eric Clapton plays a benefit gig with his friend Gary Brooker and his No Stiletto Shoes band:

ERIC CLAPTON BAND #?			Mar 03
	êProcol Harum
Eric Clapton vocals, guitar	Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Henry Spinetti drums
	Procol Harumê

Other info on members of Eric Clapton Band (I know up to 77 members)
Already covered (3):	Donald ´Duck´ Dunn, Ric Grech, Tim Renwick
Old pages (10):	Gary Brooker, Paul Carrack, Laura Creamer, Michael Kamen, Katie Kissoon, Marcy Levy, Shaun Murphy, Jamie Oldaker, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton
To be covered (63):	Rebop Kwaku Baah, Doyle Bramhall II, Randy Brecker, Jim Capaldi, Tim Carmon, Chyna, Eric Clapton, Alan Clark, Simon Clarke, Phil Collins, Ray Cooper, Kenneth Crouch, Ronnie Cuber, Paulinho Da Costa, Alan Darby, David Delhomme, Nathan East, Yvonne Elliman, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Ferrone, Gina Foster, Steve Gadd, Roger Hawkins, Richie Hayward, Charlean Hines,... up to 63 musicians.

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes in their Christmas benefit gigs (Brooker doubling the bill with Procol Harum as main act, joining them during the concert) in December 2003:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 03
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax, harmonica	Graham Broad drums	+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals in 1 concert

+

Geoff Whitehorn guitar in 1 concert

Matt Pegg bass in 1 concert

Matthew Fisher keyboards in 1 concert

Mark Brzezicki drums in 1 concert

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Lineup for Gary Brooker And Friends for a one-off gig in January 2004:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Jan 04
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax, flute	Henry Spinetti drums	+

Colin Blunstone vocals

Paul Jones vocals, harmonica

Eric Clapton vocals, guitar

Leo Sayer vocals

Alvin Stardust † vocals

Beverley Skeete vocals

Pete Solley keyboards

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ERIC BIBB BAND

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Eric Bibb has played as a duo with Dave Bronze, and in different lineups, but haven´t been able to find info, so if someone can help here, it would be very welcomed.

ERIC BIBB BAND #?		?
Eric Bibb vocals, guitar	Dave Bronze bass	+	sometimes others (unknown to me)

Dave finally left Bibb´s band around 2004.

Other info on members of Eric Bibb Band (I know up to 5 members)
Old pages (1):	Steve Simpson
To be covered (1):	Danny Thompson
Not enough info (2):	Eric Bibb, Larry Crockett

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AMY WADGE BAND

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Amy Wadge was performing around 2004 as a duo or trio with Dave Bronze:

AMY WADGE BAND #?		2004
Amy Wadge vocals	Dave Bronze bass	+	Aled Richards drums - sometimes

Other info on members of Amy Wadge Band (I know up to 3 members)
Not enough info (2):	Aled Richards, Amy Wadge

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ROBIN TROWER BAND (again)

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Around March 2005, Robin Trower was playing again with Bronze, Pattinson and Pete Thompson:

ROBIN TROWER BAND #?		2005
Robin Trower guitar	Davey Pattison vocals	Dave Bronze bass, vocals	Pete Thompson drums

This time, I don´t know how much they stayed together (at least until September 1996, as far as I know).

Other info on members of Robin Trower Band (I know up to 20 members)
Already covered (1):	Jim Dewar
Old pages (1):	Pete Thompson
To be covered (17):	Rustee Allen, Alvino Bennett, Livingstone Brown, Jack Bruce, Trevor Burrel, Martin Clapson, Lyndon Connah, Gary Husband, Reg Isidore, Pete Johnson, Glenn Letsch, Bill Lordan, Clive Mayuyu, Davey Pattison, Chris Taggart, Robin Trower, Richard Watts

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BAND DU LAC (again)

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Another edition of the benefit concert known as Band Du Lac, in June 2005, with this impressive lineup (as always):

BAND DU LAC #?				Jun 05
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Mike Rutherford guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Paul Carrack keyboards, vocals	Frank Mead sax

Henry Spinetti drums

Graham Broad drums

+

Katie Melua vocals

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals

Ringo Starr vocals

Roger Taylor vocals

Chris Barber †

The Drifters vocals

Mike Batt keyboards

But, this time, we are luckier, as a DVD from this concert has finally been released! It´s called One night only live.

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Lineup for Gary Brooker And Friends for a one-off gig in December 2005, with an unusual lineup comprising many Mickey Jupp bandmates:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 05
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Mo Witham guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Mick Brownlee drums	+	Chris Copping bass

Bob Clouter drums

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BAND DU LAC (again) (Casual Gig: 1 gig)

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New edition of the benefit concert known as Band Du Lac, in May 2006, with this impressive lineup (as always):

BAND DU LAC #?				May 06
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Geoff Whitehorn guitar	Mike Rutherford guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Paul Carrack keyboards, vocals	Nick Pentelow sax

Frank Mead sax

Jody Linscott percussion

Ian Thomas drums

Nikki Lamborn backing vocals

Tara McDonald backing vocals

Anna McDonald backing vocals

Tracy Graham backing vocals

+

Bryan Ferry vocals

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals

Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals

Roger Waters vocals, bass, guitar

Georgie Fame vocals, keyboards

Andy Mackay sax

Nick Mason drums

Paul Thompson drums

Other info on members of Band Du Lac (I know up to 36 members)
Already covered (1):	Geoff Whitehorn
Old pages (7):	Gary Brooker, Paul Carrack, Nick Mason, Nick Pentelow, Mike Rutherford, Henry Spinetti, Roger Waters
To be covered (25):	Chris Barber, Mike Batt, Graham Broad, Sam Brown, Vicki Brown, Margo Buchanan, Eric Clapton, Mel Collins, Phil Collins, Andy Fairweather Low, Georgie Fame, Bryan Ferry, Tracy Graham, Gary Hammond, Carol Kenyon, Jody Linscott, Andy Mackay, Tara McDonald, Frank Mead, Katie Melua, Ringo Starr, Roger Taylor, Ian Thomas, Paul Thompson, Steve Winwood
Not enough info (2):	Nikki Lamborn, Anna McDonald

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Gary Brooker And No Stiletto Shoes playing 3 Christmas benefit gigs in December 2006:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 06
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax, harmonica	Graham Broad drums	+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals in 1 concert

Jay Stapley guitar, vocals in 1 concert

Beverley Skeete vocals in 1 concert

One of the gigs (the one without guests) was recorded and released as No Stiletto Boot.

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GARY MOORE BAND

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In October 2007, Gary Moore played in a Jimi Hendrix tribute festival with this band:

GARY MOORE BAND #?	Oct 07
Gary Moore † vocals, guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Darrin Mooney drums

The concert also included guest appearances by Hendrix´s musicians Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox.

Other info on members of Gary Moore Band (I know up to 45 members)
Already covered (2):	Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore
Old pages (5):	Don Airey, Neil Murray, Nick Pentelow, Cozy Powell, Andy Pyle
To be covered (37):	Tommy Aldridge, Frank Boylan, Neil Carter, Bobby Chouinard, John Curtis, Bob Daisley, Steve Dixon, Philip Donnelly, Brian Downey, Kenny Driscoll, Martin Drover, Gary Ferguson, Magnus Fiennes, Scott Gorham, Craig Gruber, Glenn Hughes, Charlie Huhn, Gary Husband, Pearce Kelly, Cass Lewis, Phil Lynott, Vic Martin, Candy McKenzie, Frank Mead, Darrin Mooney,... up to 37 musicians.

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ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW BAND

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This was the band that backed Andy Fairweather Low in his gigs around October 2007:

ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW BAND #?
Andy Fairweather Low vocals, guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Stainton keyboards	Paul Beavis drums

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again) (Casual Gig: 3 gigs)

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Gary Brooker and his No Stiletto Shoes played 3 Christmas gigs in December 2007:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Dec 07
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax, flute	Graham Broad drums	+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals in 1 concert

Geoff Whitehorn guitar in another concert

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FRANKIE MILLER BAND

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Although singer Frankie Miller is sadly currently confined to a wheelchair, his music can be heard in a revived Frankie Miller Band led by Frankie´s old mates Ray Minhinnet and Henry McCullough and with the great Paul Cox on lead vocals.

This was the lineup in October 2007:

FRANKIE MILLER BAND #?				2007
Paul Cox vocals	Ray Minhinnett guitar	Henry McCullough † guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Parren keyboards	Malcolm Mortimore drums

Some other times, the lead vocals are shared between Paul Cox and John Gilbert:

FRANKIE MILLER BAND #?				?
Paul Cox vocals	John Gilbert vocals	Ray Minhinnett guitar	Henry McCullough † guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Chris Parren keyboards

Malcolm Mortimore drums

Other info on members of Frankie Miller Band (I know up to 41 members)
Already covered (5):	Terry ´Tex´ Comer, Andy Fraser, Nick Judd, Chris Mercer, Chris Parren
Old pages (5):	Paul Carrack, Ray Minhinnett, Ray Russell, Steve Simpson, Mick Weaver
To be covered (30):	Dyan Birch, Hugh Burns, Fran Byrne, Chris Copping, Roger Cotton, Paul Cox, Graham Deacon, Ed Deane, Martin Drover, John Gilbert, John Gordon, Jimmy Hall, Charlie Harrison, Neil Hubbard, Simon Kirke, Paul Kossoff, Jim Leverton, Ray Majors, John Marter, Henry McCullough, Frankie Miller, Micky Moody, Malcolm Mortimore, Tony O´Malley, Stu Perry,... up to 30 musicians.

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GARY BROOKER BAND (again)

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Another benefit gig by Gary Brooker And Band in June 2008:

GARY BROOKER BAND #?				Jun 08
Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards	Murray Gould guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Frank Mead sax, flute	Nick Pentelow sax	Graham Broad drums

			êNever The Bride
Tara McDonald backing vocals	Tracey Graham backing vocals	+	Nikki Lamborn vocals	Andy Fairweather Low guitar, vocals	Eric Clapton guitar, vocals
			Never The Brideê

Other info on members of Gary Brooker Band (I know up to 44 members)
Already covered (5):	Mark Brzezicki, Laurence Cottle, Tim Renwick, Jerry Stevenson, Geoff Whitehorn
Old pages (5):	Gary Brooker, Paul Carrack, Nick Pentelow, Mike Rutherford, Henry Spinetti
To be covered (33):	Mick Abrahams, Graham Broad, Mick Brownlee, Margo Buchanan, Michael Bywater, Ronnie Caryl, Bob Clouter, Geoff Cole, Chris Copping, Tim Cross, Andy Fairweather Low, Mark Feltham, Richard George, John Giblin, Murray Gould, Tracey Graham, Vince Green, Ed Jefferies, Hal Lindes, Marla MacLennan, Tara McDonald, Robbie McIntosh, Frank Mead, Liz Norton, Matt Pegg,... up to 33 musicians.

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ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW BAND (again)

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Around 2009 (or maybe before?), the band (called The Low Riders) change, as Chris Stainton leaves and Nick Pentelow arrives:

ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW BAND #?
Andy Fairweather Low vocals, guitar	Dave Bronze bass	Nick Pentelow sax	Paul Beavis drums

Other info on members of Andy Fairweather Low Band (I know up to 14 members)
Old pages (5):	B J Cole, Nick Pentelow, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton, Mick Weaver
To be covered (8):	Paul Beavis, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, John David, Andy Fairweather Low, Dave Mattacks, Henry McCullough, Denny Seiwell, Chrissie Stewart

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THE WORLD FAMOUS RED SOX

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Dave Bronze plays bass with The World Famous Red Sox when their main bassist, Steve Stroud, is busy:

THE WORLD FAMOUS RED SOX #?		?
Jamie Moses guitar, vocals	Dave Bronze bass	Spike Edney keyboards	+ others unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of The World Famous Red Sox (I know up to 18 members)
Already covered (1):	Mark Brzezicki
Old pages (2):	Neil Murray, Gary Wallis
To be covered (11):	Steve Barnacle, Toby Chapman, Spike Edney, David Levy, John Marter, Pete May, Jamie Moses, Steve Pearce, Josh Phillips, Mickey Simmonds, Steve Stroud
Not enough info (3):	Steve Barney, Simon Merry, Guy Richman

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AND MORE...

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He has also played with Blodwyn Pig, Chris Farlowe, Ray Davies and Leo Sayer, but I still have to find details.

He has recorded with Roger Daltrey, Duane Eddy, Belinda Carlisle and Bryan Ferry.

And he also turned down the offer to join Pink Floyd!

Apart from all the facts I've told, I shouldn't forget that Dave usually plays in all the Lee Brilleaux tribute concerts celebrated along these years since his death. There, most of past and present members reunite to play Feelgood music, plus some friends and fans (such as Snowy White).

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DISCOGRAPHY: (101 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)

ALBUMS AS PRODUCER (3 credits)

• Live in London - Dr Feelgood (May 1990) (LIVE)


• Members: Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux)
• Producer: Dave Bronze, Jerry Stevenson
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Comments: Recorded live in June 1989. There´s a remastered and expanded CD reissue from 2013 with 21 tracks.
• My opinion: Great live album, as usual with Dr Feelgood.
• On the road again - Dr Feelgood (1996)


• Members: Pete Gage, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Ian Gibbons)
• Producer: Dave Bronze
• Comments: First album without their late vocalist Lee Brilleaux, produced by old member Dave Bronze.
• Close up and real - Jane (2002)


• Guests: David Rosenthal, Reg Webb (RIP: Pete Jacobsen)
• Producer: Dave Bronze
• Technical: Phil Hilborne

ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (52 credits)

• Oxford - Mickey Jupp (1980)


• Members: Mickey Jupp + Dave Bronze, Bob Clouter, Ian Duck
• Producer: Gavin Sutherland (RIP: Iain Sutherland)
• Switchboard Susan - Mickey Jupp (1981)


• Members: Mickey Jupp + Dave Bronze, Bob Clouter, Ian Duck
• Back it up - Robin Trower (1983)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze (RIP: Jim Dewar)
• Guests: Bob Clouter
• Doctor´s orders - Dr Feelgood (1984)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Ian Gibbons)
• Echoes in the night - Gary Brooker (1985)


• Members: Gary Brooker + Dave Bronze, John Giblin, Tim Renwick, Henry Spinetti
• Guests: Eric Clapton, Matthew Fisher + Robert Ahwai, Ray Cooper, Phil Palmer, Jamie Talbot (RIP: B J Wilson + Rory Gallagher)
• Comments: Echoes in the night features Tim Renwick (guitar), Eric Clapton (guitar), Rory Gallagher (guitar), Robert Ahwai (guitar, he was in Hummingbird with Bob Tench), Phil Palmer (guitar), Dave Bronze (bass, a very solid player), John Giblin (bass), Ray Cooper (percussion), Matthew Fisher (keyboards), Jaime Talbot (sax), Henry Spinetti (drums), and the incredible B.J. Wilson (drums).
• Beyond the mist - Robin Trower (1985) (LIVE)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Martin Clapson
• Comments: Live album (recorded in April 1985), along with 2 new studio tracks.
• Re-works of Art Of Noise - Art Of Noise (1986) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Anne Dudley, Katie Humble, Pepi Lemer, Simon Morton, Paul Robinson, Linda Taylor
• Comments: Album with some remixes and a few live tracks.
• In visible science - Art Of Noise (1986)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Katie Humble, Pepi Lemer, Simon Morton, Paul Robinson, Linda Taylor
• Born again - Chris Farlowe And The Thunderbirds (1986)


• Members: Chris Farlowe + The Big Figure, Dave Bronze, Charlie Morgan, Phil Palmer, Martyn C Winning, Mo Witham
• Guests: Robert Ahwai, Bud Beadle, Bias Boshell, George Chandler, Dave DeFries, Janice Hoyte, Ruby James, Pete Thomas, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Ian Gibbons)
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Technical: Barry Hammond
• Comments: CD reissue from 2009 contains 2 bonus tracks.
• In no sense? Nonsense - Art Of Noise (1987)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Anne Dudley, Paul Robinson
• Guests: Robert Ahwai, Liz Edwards, Tony Fisher, Roger Garland, David Katz, Peter Oxer, Frank Ricotti, Peter Rowan (RIP: Tony Harris, Alistair Taylor, Big George Webley)
• Passion - Robin Trower (1987)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson
• Guests: Keith Reid + Reg Webb
• Technical: Bernie Grundman, Robert Margouleff, Paul Page
• Take what you need - Robin Trower (1988)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson
• Guests: Chris Thompson, Reg Webb
• Technical: Bernie Grundman, Robert Margouleff, Paul Page
• Primo - Dr Feelgood (1991)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Ian Gibbons)
• Guests: Ben Donnelly, Gary Plumley
• Producer: Will Birch
• The Prodigal stranger - Procol Harum (1991)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Mark Brzezicki, Matthew Fisher, Keith Reid, Henry Spinetti, Robin Trower
• Guests: Jerry Stevenson + Stevie Lange, Maggie Ryder, Miriam Stockley
• Technical: Ted Jensen
• Comments: Probably Tim Renwick also appears here, uncredited.
• Pier pressure - Be Sharp (1992) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Bob Jenkins, Jerry Stevenson
• Comments: Live album, it includes 2 Hendrix renditions.
• The Feelgood factor - Dr Feelgood (1993)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux)
• Guests: Dave Charles
• Down at the doctors - Dr Feelgood (1994) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Ian Gibbons)
• Comments: Live album.
• From the cradle - Eric Clapton (September 1994)


• Members: Eric Clapton + Dave Bronze, Simon Clarke, Andy Fairweather Low, Roddy Lorimer, Jerry Portnoy, Tim Sanders, Chris Stainton (RIP: Richie Hayward)
• Guests: Jim Keltner
• Producer: Russ Titelman
• Technical: Ted Jensen (RIP: Alan Douglas)
• Route 666 - The Hamsters (1995)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Barry Martin
• Guests: Josh Phillips (RIP: Roger Cotton)
• Technical: Aaron Chakraverty
• The Long goodbye - Procol Harum (July 1995)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Mark Brzezicki, Matthew Fisher, Robin Trower, Geoff Whitehorn
• Guests: Andy Fairweather Low + James Galway, Darryl Way
• Within our house - Gary Brooker Ensemble (1996) (LIVE)


• Members: Gary Brooker + Dave Bronze, Mark Brzezicki, Michael Bywater, Robbie McIntosh
• Comments: Recorded live in September 1996.
• Be Sharp live! - Be Sharp (1997) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Bob Jenkins, Jerry Stevenson
• Comments: Live album, with covers of Jimi Hendrix and Peter Green
• Me to you - Eric Bibb (1997)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Guests: George Chandler, Paul Jones, Per Lindvall, Taj Mahal, Eric McPherson, Bob Ross, Georg Wadenius (RIP: Malando Gassama, Ian Gibbons, Pops Staples, Kevin Wilkinson)
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Live in Hyde Park - Eric Clapton (1997) (LIVE)


• Members: Eric Clapton + Dave Bronze, Simon Clarke, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Gadd, Katie Kissoon, Roddy Lorimer, Tessa Niles, Jerry Portnoy, Tim Sanders, Chris Stainton
• Comments: Live DVD recorded in June 1996.
• Beautiful world - Paul Carrack (September 1997)


• Members: Paul Carrack + Dave Bronze, Toby Chapman, Tim Renwick, Gary Wallis
• Guests: Tommy Blaize, Mark Feltham, Tessa Niles, Beverley Skeete (RIP: Claudia Fontaine, Paul ´Tubbs´ Williams)
• Technical: Ray Staff
• Comments: Beautiful world was recorded with this stable lineup: Paul Carrack (vocals, keyboards) Tim Renwick (guitar) Dave Bronze (bass) Toby Chapman (keyboards) Gary Wallis (drums) Tessa Niles (backing vocals) plus guest appearances by Mark Feltham (harmonica solo in the song 'Satisfied'), and backing vocals by Beverly Skeete, Claudia Fontaine, Tommy Blaize and Paul 'Tubbs' Williamson. A beatiful album, it contains some great guitar work by Tim, especially in the song 'It goes without saying'. The album was produced by Gary Wallis and Toby Chapman. The liner notes say special thanks to Peter Van Hooke.
• Pilgrim - Eric Clapton (March 1998)


• Members: Eric Clapton + Dave Bronze, Paul Carrack, Chyna, Nathan East, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Greg Phillinganes, Chris Stainton (RIP: Joe Sample)
• Guests: Nick Ingman, Luis Jardim
• Technical: Mick Guzauski, Bob Ludwig (RIP: Alan Douglas)
• Home to me - Eric Bibb (1999)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Guests: Nick Pentelow + George Chandler, Taj Mahal, Mike Vernon, Dave Wilczewski (RIP: Roger Cotton, Malando Gassama)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham (RIP: Dave Williams)
• Comments: Fourth album by Eric Bibb.
• Chess masters - Dr Feelgood (May 2000)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Kevin Morris, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Ian Gibbons)
• Guests: Frank Mead + Nick Payn, Rick Wakeman (RIP: Roger Cotton)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Painting signs - Eric Bibb (August 2001)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Steve Simpson
• Guests: Henry Spinetti (RIP: Wilson Pickett)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Evolution - Colin John (2003)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Henry Spinetti
• Guests: (RIP: Teenie Hodges)
• Natural light - Eric Bibb (September 2003)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Guests: Simon Clarke, Roddy Lorimer, Tim Sanders, Henry Spinetti + Andrew Clark, Martin Ditcham, Steve Donnelly, Robbie McIntosh (RIP: Hubert Sumlin)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• One more time - Procol Harum (2004) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Mark Brzezicki, Matthew Fisher, Geoff Whitehorn
• Woj - Amy Wadge (2004)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Guests: Robbie McIntosh
• A Family affair - Leon & Eric Bibb (February 2004)


• Members: Dave Bronze (RIP: Leon Bibb)
• Guests: Per Lindvall, Dave Wilczewski
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Living out of time - Robin Trower (February 2004)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson
• Producer: Paul Page
• Technical: Jon Astley
• Comments: Recorded from September 2002 to February 2003.
• Another days blues - Robin Trower (November 2005)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson (RIP: Reg Isidore)
• Technical: Paul Page
• Living out of time - live - Robin Trower (December 2005) (LIVE)


• Members: Robin Trower + Dave Bronze, Davey Pattison, Pete Thompson
• Comments: Recorded live in 2005.
• One night only live - Band Du Lac (2006) (LIVE)


• Members: Mike Batt, Graham Broad, Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Paul Carrack, Eric Clapton, Andy Fairweather Low, Frank Mead, Katie Melua, Mike Rutherford, Henry Spinetti, Ringo Starr, Roger Taylor (RIP: Chris Barber)
• Comments: Live DVD taken from the wonderful concert held in June 2005 by the all-star collective known as Band Du Lac.
• Voice in my head - Leo Sayer (February 2006)


• Members: Leo Sayer + Simon Baisley, Dave Bronze, Geoff Dunn, Ronnie Johnson
• Guests: Phil Mulford, Todd Sharpville, Paul Weimar
• Technical: Simon Heyworth
• Sweet soulful music - Andy Fairweather Low (August 2006)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Dave Bronze, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Henry Spinetti
• Guests: Katie Kissoon, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens + P P Arnold
• Producer: Glyn Johns
• Diamond days - Eric Bibb (September 2006)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Guests: Chris Fletcher, Martin Simpson
• An Evening with Eric Bibb - Eric Bibb (September 2007) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze
• The Low rider - the very best of Andy Fairweather Low - Andy Fairweather Low (2008)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton
• Guests: P P Arnold, Simon Clarke, Carol Kenyon, Katie Kissoon, Roddy Lorimer, Frank Mead, Tim Sanders + Steve Smith, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens
• Comments: Not a compilation, but a new recording of Andy´s most famous songs along his great career.
• Blues for Jimi - Gary Moore (September 2012) (LIVE)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Darrin Mooney (RIP: Gary Moore)
• Guests: (RIP: Mitch Mitchell)
• Comments: Recorded live in October 2007.
• Zone-O-Tone - Andy Fairweather Low & The Lowriders (2013)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Nick Pentelow
• Guests: Paul Carrack + Matt Winch
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Live from the New Theatre, Cardiff - Andy Fairweather Low And The Low Riders (2015) (LIVE)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Nick Pentelow
• Guests: Matt Winch (RIP: Peter Cook)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Comments: 2CD+DVD recorded live.
• I still do - Eric Clapton (2016)


• Members: Eric Clapton + Dave Bronze, Paul Carrack, Andy Fairweather Low, Michelle John, Walt Richmond, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton, Sharon White
• Producer: Glyn Johns
• Technical: Bernie Grundman, Bob Ludwig
• Listen here - Andy Fairweather Low And The Low Riders (2017)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Nick Pentelow
• Guests: Matt Winch
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Live at the basement - Eric Bibb with Dave Bronze ( - )


• Members: Dave Bronze
• Comments: Live DVD recorded in March 2002.
• Roadworks - Eric Bibb ( - )


• Members: Dave Bronze, Steve Simpson
• Lively - Andy Fairweather Low & The Lowriders ( - ) (LIVE)


• Members: Andy Fairweather Low + Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Nick Pentelow, Chris Stainton
• Technical: Pete Brown
• Comments: Recorded live between 2008 and 2011.
• No Stiletto Boot - No Stiletto Shoes ( - ) (LIVE)


• Members: Gary Brooker + Graham Broad, Dave Bronze, Andy Fairweather Low, Frank Mead
• Comments: Official live bootleg recorded in December 2006.

COMPILATIONS AS A BAND MEMBER (6 credits)

• Looking back - Dr Feelgood (1995)


• Members: The Big Figure, Dave Bronze, Johnny Guitar, Wilko Johnson, Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Gordon Russell, John B Sparks, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Gypie Mayo)
• Guests: Paul Jones
• Producer: (RIP: Vic Maile)
• Comments: 5CD boxset including a fifth CD with rarities, interviews and unreleased tracks.
• Finely tuned - Dr Feelgood (November 2002)


• Members: The Big Figure, Dave Bronze, Johnny Guitar, Wilko Johnson, Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Gordon Russell, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Ian Gibbons, Gypie Mayo)
• Guests: Bob Andrews, Katie Kissoon, Stevie Lange, Kevin McAlea, Nick Payn, Neil Sidwell, Steve Sidwell, Paul Spong (RIP: Vicki Brown, Roger Cotton)
• Producer: Will Birch, Dave Charles, Nick Lowe, Mike Vernon, Pip Williams (RIP: Vic Maile)
• Wolfman calling - the blues of Lee Brilleaux - Dr Feelgood (June 2003)


• Members: The Big Figure, Dave Bronze, Wilko Johnson, Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Gordon Russell, John B Sparks, Steve Walwyn (RIP: Lee Brilleaux, Ian Gibbons, Gypie Mayo)
• Producer: Dave Charles, Bert De Coteaux, Nick Lowe, Jerry Stevenson, Mike Vernon (RIP: Vic Maile, Big George Webley)
• Livin´ lovin´ & doin´ - a retrospective - Eric Bibb (November 2005)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Steve Simpson
• Guests: Henry Spinetti + Martin Ditcham, Steve Donnelly, Chris Fletcher, Robbie McIntosh, Dave Wilczewski (RIP: Leon Bibb + Wilson Pickett)
• Technical: Dennis Blackham
• Secrets of the hive - the best of Procol Harum - Procol Harum (August 2007)


• Members: Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Mark Brzezicki, Chris Copping, Matthew Fisher, Mick Grabham, David Knights, Matt Pegg, Keith Reid, Ray Royer, Don Snow, Pete Solley, Robin Trower, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Dave Ball, Alan Cartwright)
• Guests: (RIP: Bill Eyden)
• Producer: Howard Albert, Ron Albert, Chris Thomas (RIP: Denny Cordell, Jerry Leiber)
• Technical: Nick Robbins
• Complete Clapton - Eric Clapton (October 2007)


• Members: Eric Clapton + Doyle Bramhall II, Bonnie Bramlett, Randy Brecker, Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Tim Carmon, Chyna, Alan Clark, Simon Clarke, Phil Collins, Rita Coolidge, Ray Cooper, Nathan East, Yvonne Elliman, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Ferrone, Steve Gadd, Jim Gordon, Roger Hawkins, Jim Keltner, Katie Kissoon, Chuck Leavell, Albert Lee, Marcy Levy, Roddy Lorimer, Shaun Murphy, Tessa Niles, Pino Palladino, Phil Palmer, Greg Phillinganes, Jerry Portnoy, Peter Robinson, Tim Sanders, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton, George Terry, Bobby Whitlock (RIP: Delaney Bramlett, Donald ´Duck´ Dunn, Jamie Oldaker, Billy Preston, Carl Radle, Joe Sample, Dick Sims)
• Guests: Stephen Stills + Dave Bargeron, Chris Blackwell, Jeff Bova, Jimmy Bralower, Lenny Castro, Ry Cooder, Laurence Cottle, Richard Cottle, Jon Faddis, Albhy Galuten, Randy Kerber, Chaka Khan, Chuck Kirkpatrick, Gayle Levant, Steve Lukather, Jay Dee Maness, Susannah Melvoin, Michael Omartian, Leon Pendarvis, John Sambataro, Carole Steele (RIP: J J Cale, B B King, Leon Russell + Michael Brecker, Jeff Porcaro)
• Producer: Rob Fraboni, Glyn Johns, Ted Templeman, Russ Titelman, Lenny Waronker (RIP: Tom Dowd, Jimmy Miller, Felix Pappalardi, Robert Stigwood)
• Technical: Adrian Barber, Steve Chase, Mick Guzauski, Bill Halverson, Lee Herschberg, Mark Linett, Joseph M Palmaccio, Jack Joseph Puig, Gary Wright (RIP: Ed Cherney, Alan Douglas, Andy Johns)

ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (2 credits)

• See my way - Mick Abrahams (July 2000)


• Members: Mick Abrahams + Dave Lennox (RIP: Jim Rodford)
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Paul Burgess, Tracy Graham, Mick Parker, Nick Payn, Andy Pyle, Steve Rodford, Mike Summerland, Graham Walker, Sharon Watson + Josh Phillips, Elliott Randall, Geoff Whitehorn
• Vintage blues guitar - Tim Renwick (2013)


• Members: Tim Renwick
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Toby Chapman, Bob Loveday, Paul Riley + Alan Glen, Andy Hamilton, Noel Norris, Nick Payn, Frank Ricotti, Pete Thomas, Geraint Watkins, Pete Wingfield
• Technical: Martin Bell

COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (6 credits)

• Guitar speak II - VVAA (1988)


• Guests: Jan Akkerman, Brian Bennett, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Dave Bronze, Andy Duncan, Dennis Greaves, Rodney Holmes, Tony Iommi, Jaz Lochrie, Ian Lynn, Harvey Mandel, Jim Mankey, Bernie Marsden, Hank Marvin, Robin Trower, Peter Van Hooke, Reggie Washington, Reg Webb (RIP: Andy Brown, Jim Copley, Pete Haycock, Geoff Nicholls, Cozy Powell)
• Producer: Earle Mankey, Christopher Neil
• Technical: Ron McMaster, Paul Page
• Screamin´ and hollerin´ the blues - VVAA (2000)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, John Hammond, Tony Price, Steve Simpson
• Comments: Collection of acoustic blues tunes, by Alvin Youngblood Hart, John Hammond, Duke Robillard, Corey Harris, Anders Osborne, Tony Price, Guy Davis, Paul Geremia, Otis Taylor, Rishell & Raines, Debbie Davies and Eric Bibb.
• Philadelphia Folk Festival - 40th anniversary - VVAA (September 2001) (LIVE)


• Guests: David Bromberg, Dave Bronze, Frankie Gavin, James Hooker, Byron House, Taj Mahal, Dave Mattacks, Simon Nicol, Larry Packer, Dave Pegg, Bonnie Raitt, John Sebastian, Ricky Skaggs, Mark Stewart, Richard Thompson, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins (RIP: Steve Burgh, Jethro Burns, Dave Carter, Peter Ecklund, Alec Finn, Steve Goodman, John Hartford, Mississippi John Hurt, Bill Keith, Carl Martin, Phil Ochs, Odetta, John Prine, Gamble Rogers, Pete Seeger, Dave Van Ronk, Doc Watson, Merle Watson)
• Producer: Chris Thomas
• Comments: 5CD album with live performances taken at the Philadelphis Folk Festival. Lots of artists here: Bonnie Raitt, Tom Paxton, Tom Rush, David Bromberg, Fairport Convention, Odetta, Janis Ian, Loudon Wainwright III, Eric Bibb, Taj Mahal, Ricky Skaggs, Richard Thompson, Judy Collins, and the great Phil Ochs, among many others.
• Concert for George - VVAA (November 2003) (LIVE)


• Guests: Ron Blair, Dave Bronze, Gary Brooker, Joe Brown, Phil Capaldi, Eric Clapton, Ray Cooper, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Ferrone, Jim Horn, Jim Keltner, Katie Kissoon, Albert Lee, Jeff Lynne, Marc Mann, Paul McCartney, Tessa Niles, Tom Scott, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton, Ringo Starr, Benmont Tench, Scott Thurston, Klaus Voormann (RIP: Jim Capaldi, Michael Kamen, Tom Petty, Billy Preston)
• Technical: Geoff Foster, Steve Hall
• Dear Mr Fantasy - A celebration for Jim Capaldi - VVAA (2007) (LIVE)


• Guests: Peter Bonas, Dave Bronze, Margo Buchanan, Phil Capaldi, Ray Cooper, Simon Kirke, Stevie Lange, Andy Newmark, Mark Rivera, Cat Stevens, Pete Townshend, Joe Walsh, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens, Steve Winwood, Bill Wyman (RIP: Jon Lord, Gary Moore)
• Technical: (RIP: Mick Dolan)
• Comments: A live 2CD where many great musicians played tribute to the late Jim Capaldi and his music.With his mate Steve Winwood, Joe Walsh, Jon Lord, Stevie Lange, Paul Weller, Bill Wyman, Gary Moore, Pete Townshend, Cat Stevens... a long list. All with a superb house band.
• Horses & hangings, homicide & hellfire - VVAA (2010) (LIVE)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Steve Hunt, Mike Piggott, Martin Wheatley
• Comments: Recorded live at the Leigh Folk Festival in 2010.

LIBRARY ALBUMS (1 credit)

• blues & soul Rhythm - Dave Bronze and Josh Phillips ( - )


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Josh Phillips

SOUNDTRACKS (2 credits)

• Buddy´s song OST - OST (1990)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Roger Daltrey
• Comments: Soundtrack of the movie of the same title starred and produced by Roger Daltrey. It contains tracks by Roger Daltrey and Chesney Hawkes (also acting in the movie).
• Phenomenon OST - OST (1996)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Eric Clapton, Bryan Ferry, Peter Gabriel, Taj Mahal, Robbie Robertson (RIP: J J Cale, Marvin Gaye)
• Producer: Jimmy Buffett, Trevor Horn, Gloria Jones, Justin Niebank, James Stroud, Don Was (RIP: Audie Ashworth)
• Technical: Mick Guzauski, Billy Kinsley, Rik Pekkonen, Eddy Schreyer
• Comments: This soundtrack for the movie starring John Travolta includes songs by Bryan Ferry, Eric Clapton, J J Cale, Aaron Neville, Taj Mahal, Marvin Gaye, Jewel, Iguanas, Peter Gabriel, Dorothy Moore and orchestral score by Thomas Newman.

SESSIONS (25 credits)

• Here she comes again / Just another weekend (SINGLE) - Paul Shuttleworth (October 1979)


• Members: Paul Shuttleworth
• Guests: Barry Martin + Dave Bronze (RIP: Pete Jacobsen)
• Stop please stop - Rocky Sharpe & The Replays (1983)


• Guests: Dave Bronze
• Hearts in danger - Trond Granlund (1985)


• Guests: Bias Boshell, Dave Bronze, Jimmy Chambers, George Chandler, John Edwards, Steve Gregory, Tony Jackson, Billy Livsey, Charlie Morgan, Jeff Rich, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens, Pip Williams, Martyn C Winning, Mo Witham
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Red house - Rod Argent (1988)


• Members: Rod Argent
• Guests: Peter Van Hooke + Dave Bronze, Clem Clempson, Mo Foster, Phil Todd
• Comments: I think this is Rod´s 2nd album, and it was designed as a new age soundtrack, mostly instrumental.
• Rides again - Lazy Lester (1988)


• Members: (RIP: Lazy Lester)
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Bob Hall, Alan Scott (RIP: Julian Piper)
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Comments: Recorded in May 1987.
• Latino - Sebastian Santa Maria (1994)


• Members: (RIP: Sebastian Santa Maria)
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Snake Davis, Dave Mattacks, Tim Renwick
• Comments: Sebastian Santa Maria was a keyboardist and singer from Chile who sadly passed away very young in 1996. In this album we can find Latin players as well as the cream of British session men, such as Tim Renwick, Dave Bronze, Snake Davies or Dave Mattacks.
• ArtOfSilence.co.uk - Art Of Silence (1996)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Paul Robinson, Linda Taylor, Blue Weaver (RIP: Hossam Ramzy)
• A Man amongst men - Bo Diddley (May 1996)


• Members: Ron Wood (RIP: Bo Diddley)
• Guests: Keith Richards + Dave Bronze, Jerry Portnoy, John Rosenberg, Richie Sambora (RIP: Johnnie Johnson, Johnny Guitar Watson)
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Technical: Robin Black, Bill Cooper, Barry Hammond, Bob Ross, Tim Young
• 15 minutes - Nik Kershaw (April 1999)


• Guests: Dave Bronze
• Producer: Steve Lipson
• Technical: Tony Cousins
• The Show - SAS Band (August 2001) (LIVE)


• Members: Arthur Brown, Mark Brzezicki, Andy Bush, Andy Duncan, Spike Edney, Fish, Tony Hadley, Steve Hamilton, Stevie Lange, John Marter, Jamie Moses, Neil Murray, Zoe Nicholas, Tom Robinson, Leo Sayer, Mark Shaw, Roger Taylor, Chris Thompson, Laurie Wisefield, Paul Young (RIP: Paul Young)
• Guests: Elizabeth Antwi, Dave Bronze, Hugh Burns, Barrie Guard, Josh Phillips, Roy Wood
• Technical: Simon Heyworth
• How many times - Mick Abrahams & Sharon Watson (2002)


• Members: Mick Abrahams, Sharon Watson (RIP: Jim Rodford)
• Guests: Mick Parker, Steve Rodford, Mike Summerland, Graham Walker + Dave Bronze, Paul Burgess, Nigel Neill, Nick Payn, Josh Phillips, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Big George Webley)
• Shadows on the wall - Gordon Haskell (2002)


• Members: (RIP: Gordon Haskell)
• Guests: Paul Beavis, Winston Blissett, Dave Bronze, Danny Cummings, Chris Fletcher, Sam Kelly, Robbie McIntosh, Jim Russell, Peter Stroud, Hamish Stuart, Mike Wedgwood, Matt Winch
• Out of the shadows - Colin Blunstone & Rod Argent (January 2002)


• Members: Rod Argent, Colin Blunstone
• Guests: Steve Rodford, Peter Van Hooke + Dave Bronze, Clem Clempson, Steve Sidwell, Phil Todd (RIP: Jim Rodford)
• Technical: Nick Robbins
• To be frank - Nik Kershaw (April 2002)


• Guests: Leo Abrahams, Dave Bronze, Roddy Lorimer
• Technical: Tony Cousins
• Keep the faith - Bryn Haworth (2005)


• Members: Bryn Haworth + Raul D´Oliveira, Steve Gregory, Les Moir, Henry Spinetti
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Tim Harries
• Post cool - Dennis Locorriere (2010)


• Guests: Paul Beavis, Dave Bronze, Andy Fairweather Low, Nick Pentelow
• Since I saw you last - Gary Barlow (2013)


• Guests: Dave Arch, Dave Bronze, Andy Caine, Andy Duncan, Isobel Griffiths, Nick Ingman, Elton John, Will Malone, Ben Mark, Perry Montague-Mason, Gary Nuttall, John Parricelli, John Shanks, Jeremy Stacey, Neil Taylor
• Producer: Steve Power
• Technical: Tony Cousins, Mark Stent
• Sirens of song - Jools Holland & His Rhyhtm & Blues Orchestra (2014)


• Members: Jools Holland + Gilson Lavis, Louise Clare Marshall, Derek Nash, Ruby Turner (RIP: Rico Rodriguez)
• Guests: Chris Holland + Alan Barnes, Dave Bronze, Darrel Higham, Winston Rollins, Fayyaz Virji, Alistair White (RIP: Eartha Kitt, Amy Winehouse)
• Technical: Tim Young
• Long lost suitcase - Tom Jones (2015)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Andy Fairweather Low, Jeremy Stacey
• Sometimes just the sky - Mary Chapin Carpenter (2018)


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Jeremy Stacey
• Incidentally - Gary Barlow ( - )


• Guests: Dave Bronze
• Comments: Dave Bronze appears uncredited.
• Blues graffiti - Blues´n´Trouble ( - ) (LIVE)


• Members: Alan Scott
• Guests: The Big Figure, Dave Bronze, Bob Ross, Pete Thomas, Mike Vernon, Geraint Watkins (RIP: Ian Gibbons)
• Big blue world - Fitzsimon & Brogan ( - )


• Guests: Bias Boshell, Dave Bronze, Pip Williams
• Sigueme - Paco Ortega & Isabel Montero ( - )


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Malcolm Foster, Luis Jardim, Bob Ross, Phil Todd, Jim Williams, Pip Williams, Brian Willoughby
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Movin´ on - Jay Owens ( - )


• Guests: Dave Bronze, Simon Clarke, Luis Jardim, Jeff Leach, Dave Lennox, Roddy Lorimer, Tim Sanders, Ian Thomas, Pete Wingfield
• Producer: Mike Vernon
• Technical: Jamie Lane, Bob Ross, Tim Young

COMPILATIONS (SESSIONS) (3 credits)

• Monday morning blues - the best of Mikey ´Bumper´ Melody - Mikey Melody (July 2003)


• Guests: Gladstone Anderson, Dave Bronze, David Madden, Mike Steed, Jeff Walker (RIP: Gypie Mayo)
• Technical: Dave Kelly, Tony Kelly
• Mixed up shook up girl - the solo sessions 1977-1980 - Paul Shuttleworth (August 2006)


• Members: Paul Shuttleworth
• Guests: Dave Bronze, Jim Cregan, Trevor Morais (RIP: Pete Jacobsen)
• Producer: Mike Batt
• Comments: Collection of singles along with some unreleased track.
• Memories of my trip - Chris Barber (2011)


• Members: Graham Burbidge, John Crocker, John Defferary, Norman Emberson, Joe Farler, Jackie Flavelle, Mike Henry, Roger Hill, David Horniblow, Andy Kuc, Johnny McCallum, Colin Miller, Stu Morrison, Vic Pitt, Sammy Rimington, Paul Sealey, Dick Smith, Eddie Smith, John Sutton, Ian Wheeler, Alan ´Sticky´ Wickett, Pete York (RIP: Chris Barber + Lonnie Donegan, Pat Halcox, Alexis Korner, Ottilie Patterson, John Slaughter, Monty Sunshine)
• Guests: Van Morrison + Dave Bronze, Ollie E Brown, Eric Clapton, Andy Fairweather Low, Jools Holland, Lee Jackson, Paul Jones, Mark Knopfler, Reggie McBride, Keith Scott, Richard Simmons, Henry Spinetti, Chris Stainton (RIP: James Cotton, Joe Darensbourg, Dr John, Eddie Durham, Keith Emerson, Rory Gallagher, Edmond Hall, Jeff Healey, Calvin Jones, Brownie McGhee, Albert Nicholas, Ruan O´Lochlainn, Pinetop Perkins, Sammy Price, Willie Smith, Sonny Terry, Muddy Waters, Trummy Young)
• Comments: 2CD containing tracks by other artists featuring Chris Barber, including Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, Ottilie Patterson, Eric Clapton (with Chris Stainton, Dave Bronze and Henry Spinetti), Muddy Waters, Alexis Korner, Rory Gallagher, Lonnie Donegan, Jeff Healey, Van Morrison, Paul Jones, Andy Fairweather Low, The T-Bones (with Keith Emerson), Trummy Young, Mark Knopfler and others.

ALBUMS AS TECHNICIAN (1 credit)

• I´m coming home - The Paramounts live at Club Riga - The Paramounts ( - ) (LIVE)


• Members: Gary Brooker, Mick Brownlee, Chris Copping, Robin Trower
• Technical: Dave Bronze
• Comments: Live DVD of The Paramounts reunion in December 2005.

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RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 46


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

• Chris Farlowe Official UK site
• Be Sharp
• Tim Renwick Official Website
• Tim Renwick (Myspace)
• Gary Moore
• Paul Cox

From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:

• Leo Sayer
• Mick Abrahams Band
• Alvin Stardust
• Frankie Miller
• Henry McCullough

From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:

• Robin Trower
• Chris Farlowe
• Eric Clapton
• Dr Feelgood
• Tim Renwick
• Geoff Whitehorn
• The Hamsters
• Mike Sanchez
• Mick Abrahams
• Gary Moore
• Frankie Miller
• Ray Minhinnett
• Henry McCullough
• Blues´n´Trouble

From the great site DME (by Dmitry M. Epstein), we have fantastic interviews:

• Matthew Fisher
• Keith Reid
• Geoff Whitehorn
• Pete Solley

From the fantastic The British Sound blog (by Bruno Ceriotti), we have rock family trees about:

• Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds
• Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames

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:

• Dave Bronze
• Phil Collins
• Procol Harum
• Geoff Whitehorn
• Jim Capaldi
• Chris Barber
• Bryan Ferry
• Roger Waters
• Andy Mackay
• Gary Moore
• Frankie Miller

Assorted links:

• Chris Farlowe page (by Tapani Taka)
• Chris Farlowe website (by Alex Gitlin)
• Beyond the Pale - superb Procol Harum website
• Gary Moore - GAZ's WWW page (by Ole-Johan Backman)

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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 Dave Bronze, please, also write me with the link.

• Gary Moore - Evil Love
Gary Moore live in 2007 at the Jim Capaldi tribute concert. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Peter Bonas, Dave Bronze, Ray Cooper, Simon Kirke, Gary Moore, Andy Newmark, Mark Rivera, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens.

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THANKS:

Special Thanks to:

Roland Clare: for permission to use the Gary Brooker info from Beyond the Pale (superb Procol Harum website) (1999).

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WHAT'S NEW:

06/May/2010 - Page added to the blog.
17/August/1999 - Original page written by me (in the old site).

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RELATED MUSICIANS:

Dave Bronze mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Andy Fairweather Low (18)
Henry Spinetti (14)
Eric Bibb (12)
Robin Trower (12)
Gary Brooker (11)
Mike Vernon (11)
Dennis Blackham (10)
Eric Clapton (10)
Ian Gibbons (10)
Kevin Morris (10)

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Page created by Miguel Terol on: 17/August/1999 - Last modified on: 11/March/2021. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com

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