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Monday, 31 December 2012

Sheila McKinley (vocals)

(Also known as: Sheila Casey)
BANDS:
BANDPERIODDETAILS
The McKinleys [1962-1971]4 albums
Les Humphries Singers [1973-1975]6 albums
Paice Ashton & Lord [Mar 78-Apr 78]2 albums
The Slobs   
Howie Casey Band   
The Barrelhouse Blues Orchestra  1 album

BIOGRAPHY:

Great vocalist, Sheila McKinley (although most of her solo singles were credited to Sheila McKinlay) was born in Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland on December 12th, 1941 (some other sources say 1946).


THE MCKINLEYS


The first band I know is The McKinleys, formed by sisters Sheila and Jeanette, around 1962:

THE MCKINLEYS #1
1962-1971
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Jeanette McKinley
vocals

They released several singles. Some of them supposedly contain Jimmy Page and Big Jim Sullivan on guitar. They also toured under the different name of The McKinley Sisters. They were on the bill on some of The Beatles´ early tours, back in 1964.

After a while, they moved to Germany, where they enjoyed bigger success.

Around 1971, they dropped the name, although Jeanette and Sheila still worked together from time to time (for example, touring with Paice Ashton & Lord or with The Barrelhouse Blues Orchestra).

Other info on members of The McKinleys (I know up to 2 members)
To be covered (1): Jeanette McKinley


LES HUMPHRIES SINGERS


Sheila McKinley toured and sang with Les Humphries Singers, but can´t find proper info about the period and lineups where she was involved:

LES HUMPHRIES SINGERS #?
?
Les Humphries
vocals
Sheila McKinley
vocals
+ many others unknown to me. Help!

I think she stayed with the band from 1973 to 1975, maybe appearing with them in some later comeback. Can someone help here, please?

Other info on members of Les Humphries Singers (I know up to 34 members)
Already covered (1): Dave Caswell
Old pages (1): Dick Parry
To be covered (4): Howie Casey, Mick Clarke, John Lawton, Barry St John


AND THEN...


Sheila met Howie Casey in 1975. They married in 1980 (that´s why sometimes she appears credited as Sheila Casey), moving to Bournemoth, where they remained very active in the local scene.


PAICE ASHTON & LORD


Being a quintet, the band expanded to an 11-piece for 5 concerts in England during March and April 1978:

PAICE ASHTON & LORD #?
Mar 78-Apr 78
Tony Ashton
vocals, keyboards
Bernie Marsden
guitar
Paul Martinez
bass
Jon Lord
keyboards
Ian Paice
drums
+
Howie Casey
sax
Reg Brooks
trombone
Gilbert Dall´Ense
horns
Sheila McKinley
backing vocals
Jeanette McKinley
backing vocals

Other info on members of Paice Ashton & Lord (I know up to 11 members)
Already covered (2): Dave Caswell, Jon Lord
Old pages (2): Bernie Marsden, Paul Martinez
To be covered (5): Tony Ashton, Reg Brooks, Howie Casey, Jeanette McKinley, Ian Paice


THE SLOBS


This was the original lineup for Bournemouth band The Slobs, band founded by piano player Mick Tobias with local musicians, in order to play their own gigs between their tours and sessions:

THE SLOBS #1
?
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Martin Jenner
guitar
Pat Davey
bass
Mick Tobias
piano
Howie Casey
sax
Malcolm Smith
drums, vocals

There were different lineups while Dave Caswell played with them (from 1983 to 1986), but don´t know more details. Help, please!

This was one of the lineups for The Slobs in 2001:

THE SLOBS #?
2001
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Richard Walker
guitar
Jim Cobb
bass
Howie Casey
sax
Tony Myers
sax, vocals
James Walker
drums
+ a keyboardist, unknown to me


HOWIE CASEY BAND


This was Howie Casey´s All Stars, a different evolution from The Slobs:

HOWIE CASEY BAND #?
?
Howie Casey
sax
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Malcolm Smith
vocals
Mark Arnold
guitar
Martin Kitcher
bass
Matt Johnson
keyboards
Paul Gill
drums

Soon, Howie Casey´s All Stars added more musicians to the horn section:

HOWIE CASEY BAND #?
?
Howie Casey
sax
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Malcolm Smith
vocals
Mark Arnold
guitar
Martin Kitcher
bass
Matt Johnson
keyboards
Tony Waller
trumpet
Steve Hayes
trombone
Paul Gill
drums

This was the Howie Casey´s All Stars special lineup (including veteran mate Roy Young) who played at Star Club 50th anniversary:

HOWIE CASEY BAND #?
?
Howie Casey
sax
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Maureen Anderson
vocals
Tim Wedlake
guitar
Martin Kitcher
bass
Roy Young
keyboards
Steve Darrel Smith
keyboards
Tony Waller
trumpet
Steve Hayes
trombone
+drummer unknown to me. Help!

Other info on members of Howie Casey Band (I know up to 16 members)
Already covered (1): Dave Caswell
To be covered (6): Howie Casey, Steve Hayes, Martin Kitcher, Steve Smith, Tony Waller, Roy Young


THE BARRELHOUSE BLUES ORCHESTRA


A mega project assembled by the late guitarist Paul Hart in January 2003, the orchestra has included great players, but with more than 20 members, trying to get accurate info about lineups is almost impossible. These are some of the musicians that have belonged to the orchestra:

THE BARRELHOUSE BLUES ORCHESTRA #?
?
Paul Hart
guitar
Marcus Marriot
conductor
Johnny Mars
vocals
Chris Lonergan
bass
Gren Fraser
keyboards
Steve Smith
keyboards
Alan Jenkins
trumpet
Andy Urquart
trumpet
Jon Dart
trumpet
Howie Casey
sax
Peter Bettle
sax
Dave Burgess
sax
Clive Ashley
sax
Steve Hayes
trombone
Lucy-Ann Allen
violin
Chas Dickie
cello
Alan Edwards
drums
Victoria Hardy
vocals
Sheila McKinley
vocals
+ others unknown to me

Other info on members of The Barrelhouse Blues Orchestra (I know up to 35 members)
Already covered (1): Helen Hardy
To be covered (7): Pete Brown, Annette Brox, Howie Casey, Steve Hayes, Johnny Mars, Jeanette McKinley, Steve Smith


THE SLOBS (again)


As far as I know, this is the latest incarnation of The Slobs, probably around 2009:

THE SLOBS #?
?
Sheila McKinley
vocals
Malcolm Smith
vocals
Ritchie Lund
guitar
Pat Davey
bass
Steve Smith
keyboards
Tony Waller
trumpet
Howie Casey
sax
Steve Hayes
trombone
Paul Gill
drums

Other info on members of The Slobs (I know up to 19 members)
Already covered (2): Dave Caswell, Martin Jenner
To be covered (7): Tony Ashton, Howie Casey, Pat Davey, Steve Hayes, Ritchie Lund, Steve Smith, Tony Waller

Sadly, Sheila McKinley passed away on December 16th, 2012, due to cancer. What a sad loss.

DISCOGRAPHY: (22 albums known to me - Status: In progress)

OWN ALBUMS (5 credits)
  • I remember / Sunday night school girl (SINGLE) - Sheila McKinlay (1971)

  • Ich geh´ mit dir (If not for you) / Du bist da (SINGLE) - Sheila McKinlay (1971)

  • And when the war is over / Listen to little children (SINGLE) - Sheila McKinlay (1971)

  • Ringel rangel rosen / Sacramento (SINGLE) - Sheila McKinlay (1972)

    • Members: (RIP: Sheila McKinley)
    • Comments: The A-side is a German version of ´Ring a ring of roses´, while the B-side is a cover of the Middle Of The Road hit.
  • Goodbye my love (SINGLE) - Sheila McKinley (1977)

ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (14 credits)
  • Someone cares for me / Million miles away (SINGLE) - The McKinleys (March 1964)

  • Then I´ll know it´s love / When he comes along (SINGLE) - McKinleys (June 1964)

  • Sweet and tender romance / That lonely feeling (SINGLE) - The McKinleys (November 1964)

  • Give him my love / Once more (SINGLE) - The McKinleys (May 1965)

  • Carnival - The Les Humphries Singers (1973)

  • One of these days - The Les Humphries Singers (1974)

  • Kansas city - Les Humphries Singers (1974)

    • Members: John Lawton (RIP: Jimmy Bilsbury, Elvira Herbert, Les Humphries, Sheila McKinley)
  • Live for today - The Les Humphries Singers (1975)

  • Family show - Les Humphries Singers (1975)

  • Malice in wonderland - Paice Ashton & Lord (March 1977)

    • Members: Reg Brooks, Howie Casey, Dave Caswell, Bernie Marsden, Paul Martinez, Jeanette McKinley, Ian Paice (RIP: Tony Ashton, Jon Lord, Sheila McKinley)
    • Producer: Martin Birch
    • Comments: Recorded during September and October 1976. Some CD reissues contains 3 live bonus tracks, while others (2001 reissue) contain 8 bonus tracks taken from the sessions for their unreleased second album.
  • BBC Radio 1 live in concert - Paice Ashton & Lord (1992) (LIVE)

  • ...on my mind - Barrelhouse Blues Orchestra (2003)

  • This guitar kills! More 60s groups & sessions - Jimmy Page (2003)

    • Members: Jeff Beck, Marianne Faithfull, Mickey Finn, Johnny Halliday, Jeanette McKinley, Jimmy Page (RIP: Neil Christian, Bobby Graham, Heinz, Sheila McKinley, Mickie Most)
    • Comments: 2CD compilation of tracks from the 60s where Jimmy Page appeared as sessionman. It features tracks by Neil Christian, Carter Lewis & The Southerners, The Redcaps, Dave Berry, Antoinette, Mickey Finn & The Blue Men, Mickie Most & The Gear, Louise Cordet, The Authentics, Brenda Lee, The McKinleys (featuring Sheila McKinley and Jeanette McKinley), Jackie DeShannon, Bobbie Graham, Kenny & Deny, Heinz & The Wild Boys, The Talismen, Vashti, Marianne Faithfull, Burt Bacharach, The Larry Page Orchestra, The Pretty Things, The London Studio Group, Jeff Beck and Johnny Halliday.
  • Live 1971-1975 - The Les Humphries Singers (August 2012)

    • Members: Howie Casey, Dave Caswell, John Lawton, Dick Parry, Barry St John (RIP: Jimmy Bilsbury, Elvira Herbert, Les Humphries, Sheila McKinley)
    • Guests: Reg Brooks, Gibson Kemp, Norman Leppard, John Mumford, Arthur Ramm
    • Comments: 2CD containing different live concerts from November 1971 and April 1973.
ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (3 credits)
  • Banquet - Lucifer´s Friend (1974)

    • Members: John Lawton
    • Guests: Herb Geller (RIP: Heinz Habermann, Elvira Herbert, Sheila McKinley)
    • Comments: Recorded during January and June 1974.
  • Das Erste mal - Marius Müller-Westernhagen (January 1975)

  • Live at Abbey Road 2000 - Tony Ashton And Friends (July 2006)

    • Members: (RIP: Tony Ashton)
    • Guests: Chris Barber, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Howie Casey, Robert Hart, Bernie Marsden, Jeanette McKinley, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Gary Nuttall, Ian Paice, Nigel Portman Smith, Zak Starkey, Geoff Whitehorn, Laurie Wisefield, Pete York (RIP: John Entwistle, Jon Lord, Sheila McKinley)

QUESTIONS:

01. Does anybody know if she appears on any album by James Last?

02. She made some recordings for Paul McCartney, but don´t know if they were release. Does anybody know?

03. Which is the single by The McKinleys where Big Jim Sullivan played?

04. Can someone tell me in which other albums by Les Humphries Singers does Sheila appear, please?

05. Has Sheila worked with Mott The Hoople?

06. Can someone confirm me if Sheila recorded with Rolling Stones, Ringo Starr, Hollies, Gerry & the Pacemakers, Catherina Valente, Vicky Leandros and Demis Roussos?


RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 6


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

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

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

Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:

Assorted links:

RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 2
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 Sheila McKinley, please, also write me with the link.
THANKS:

Very Special Thanks to:
  • Dave Caswell: for info on the original lineup for The Slobs (2012).
  • Annie Christopher: for info on Sheila & Howie Casey & The Slobs (2012).
  • Martin Kitcher: for info on The Slobs and Howie Casey (2006).

  • Special Thanks to:
  • John H Warburg: for biographical info (2012).
  • Peter Kutej: for info on Sheila appearances in Les Humphries Singers albums, as well as about Clambake and other singles (2013).

  • RELATED MUSICIANS:

    Sheila McKinley mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
    Jeanette McKinley (8)
    Les Humphries (7)
    Howie Casey (4)
    Tony Ashton (3)
    Dave Brian (3)
    Reg Brooks (3)
    Dave Caswell (3)
    Elvira Herbert (3)
    Peter Hesslein (3)
    John Lawton (3)

    Page created by Miguel Terol on: 31/December/2012 - Last modified on: 18/January/2013. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com

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

    Friday, 13 January 2012

    Martin Jenner (guitar / pedal steel guitar)


    BANDS:
    BANDPERIODDETAILS
    The Phantoms   
    The Javelins   
    Count Downe & The Zeros [1962-1964]1 album
    Peter & The Headlines   
    Geoff Reynolds Band   
    The Guy Darrell Syndicate [1969]1 album
    Deep Feeling [1970-1971]1 album
    Shelby [1972] 
    Barbara Dickson Band [1976-?]2 albums
    Cliff Richard Band [1977-?]6 albums
    Barbara Dickson Band (again) [1978-?] 
    Cliff Richard Band (again) [1979-?] 
    Max Merritt Band [1980] 
    Cliff Richard Band (again) [1981] 
    The Slobs [1982] 
    The Flying Roller Skates [?] 
    Everly Brothers [Sep 83]4 albums
    Cliff Richard Band (again) [1984-1985] 
    No City Limits   

    BIOGRAPHY:

    Exquisite, fantastic guitarist, also playing pedal steel guitar with great taste, Martin Jenner (or Mart Jenner, as he was widely known) is one of the most underrated guitarist I can think of. A left-handed guitarist, it's very difficult finding biographical data about him.

    Martin Jenner (while in Barbara Dickson Band)



    THE PHANTOMS


    The Phantoms was a band formed in Brighton:

    THE PHANTOMS #?
    ?
    Brian Holder
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Guy Jenner
    guitar
    George Sims
    bass
    Chris Carrington
    drums


    THE JAVELINS


    In the early 60s, brothers Martin and Guy Jenner formed The Javelins:

    THE JAVELINS #?
    ?
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Guy Jenner
    guitar
    Dave Green
    guitar
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    Other info on members of The Javelins (I know up to 3 members)
    To be covered (1): Dave Green


    COUNT DOWNE & THE ZEROS


    Around 1962, Martin Jenner and Dave Green join Count Downe & The Zeros.

    COUNT DOWNE & THE ZEROS #?
    1962-1964
    Peter Senior
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Brian Cornwall
    guitar
    Dave Green
    bass
    Vic Gillam
    sax
    Carl Simmons
    drums
    Peter & The Headlinesê
    Peter & The Headlinesê
    Peter & The Headlinesê
    Peter & The Headlinesê
    Peter & The Headlinesê
    Peter & The Headlinesê

    They released the single ´Hello my angel´ in 1964. But years later, the compilation Hello my angel features that single with 8 unreleased tracks by the band!

    There were different lineups, but can´t find proper info. Help, please!

    The band finally changed their name to Peter & The Headlines.

    Other info on members of Count Downe & The Zeros (I know up to 6 members)
    To be covered (1): Dave Green


    PETER & THE HEADLINES


    Peter & The Headlines was an evolution from Count Downe & The Zeros:

    PETER & THE HEADLINES #?
    ?
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    êCount Downe & The Zeros
    Peter Senior
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Brian Cornwall
    guitar
    Dave Green
    bass
    Vic Gillam
    sax
    Carl Simmons
    drums

    Other info on members of Peter & The Headlines (I know up to 6 members)
    To be covered (1): Dave Green


    GEOFF REYNOLDS BAND


    In 1967, Martin Jenner joins Geoff Reynolds Band, who turned into Geoff Reynolds Orchestra next year:

    GEOFF REYNOLDS BAND #?
    ?
    Geoff Reynolds
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Dave Green
    bass
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    Other info on members of Geoff Reynolds Band (I know up to 3 members)
    To be covered (1): Dave Green


    THE GUY DARRELL SYNDICATE


    Around 1969, Martin Jenner joins The Guy Darrell Syndicate:

    THE GUY DARRELL SYNDICATE #?
    1969
    Guy Darrell
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Dave Green
    bass
    Ronnie Cockfield
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    + others unknown to me. Help!
    Deep Feelingê
    Deep Feelingê
    Deep Feelingê
    Deep Feelingê

    In 1970, they turned into Deep Feeling.

    Other info on members of The Guy Darrell Syndicate (I know up to 5 members)
    To be covered (2): Dave Green, Graham Jarvis


    DEEP FEELING


    In 1970, Deep Feeling was formed from the ashes of The Guy Darrell Syndicate:

    DEEP FEELING #?
    1970-1971
    êThe Guy Darrell Syndicate
    êThe Guy Darrell Syndicate
    êThe Guy Darrell Syndicate
    êThe Guy Darrell Syndicate
    Guy Darrell
    vocals, as John Swail
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Dave Green
    bass
    Derek Elson
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums

    They released their self-titled album, Deep Feeling that same year.

    I guess there were more lineups of the band, but can´t find info. Any help, please?

    Other info on members of Deep Feeling (I know up to 5 members)
    To be covered (2): Dave Green, Graham Jarvis


    SHELBY


    Shelby was a band formed by mates Martin Jenner and Dave Green, along with Paul Bennett:

    SHELBY #1
    1972
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Dave Green
    vocals, bass
    Paul Bennett

    They released two singles, before splitting.

    Other info on members of Shelby (I know up to 3 members)
    To be covered (2): Paul Bennett, Dave Green


    BARBARA DICKSON BAND


    Martin Jenner and Barbara Dickson


    Martin Jenner and Barbara Dickson


    Martin Jenner and Barbara Dickson


    Around 1976, Martin Jenner is part of Barbara Dickson Band:

    BARBARA DICKSON BAND #?
    1976
    Barbara Dickson
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Pete Zorn
    bass
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    I need details about the lineups featuring Martin, please!

    Barbara Dickson Band with Martin Jenner


    Barbara Dickson Band with Martin Jenner


    This was the Barbara Dickson Band for her tour from May to June 1977:

    BARBARA DICKSON BAND #?
    May 77-Jun 77
    Barbara Dickson
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Pete Zorn
    bass
    Jeff Allen
    drums
    + keyboardist unknown to me. Help!


    CLIFF RICHARD BAND


    This was the Cliff Richard Band around 1977:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1977
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    John Clark
    guitar
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Alan Park
    keyboards
    Graham Todd
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals


    BARBARA DICKSON BAND (again)


    Martin Jenner and Barbara Dickson


    Martin Jenner and Barbara Dickson


    Around 1978, Martin Jenner is part of Barbara Dickson Band again:

    BARBARA DICKSON BAND #?
    1978
    Barbara Dickson
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    Other info on members of Barbara Dickson Band (I know up to 23 members)
    Already covered (5): Dave Bronze, Andy Brown, Bob Jenkins, Jeff Seopardie, Jerry Stevenson
    To be covered (17): Jeff Allen, Richard Brunton, Rob Burns, Barbara Dickson, Troy Donockley, Neil Drinkwater, Russell Field, Isaac Guillory, Nick Holland, Gordon Huntley, Brad Lang, John Lingwood, Ian Lynn, Andy Nye, Julian Stringle, Gary Twigg, Pete Zorn


    CLIFF RICHARD BAND (again)


    This was another live lineup for Cliff Richard, but don´t know the exact period (help, please!):

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    ?
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    Terry Britten
    guitar
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    George Ford
    bass
    Graham Todd
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    This was the Cliff Richard Band around August 1979:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1979
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Snowy White
    guitar
    George Ford
    bass
    Mike Moran
    keyboards
    Derek Beauchemin
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    They played at the Greenbelt Festival that month, thus appearing in the collective album Greenbelt live!.


    MAX MERRITT BAND


    This was the live band that Max Merritt assembled for his Australian tour in 1980:

    MAX MERRITT BAND #?
    1980
    Max Merritt
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Paul Grant
    guitar
    Phil Lawson
    bass
    John Williams
    keyboards
    Stewart Speer
    drums

    Other info on members of Max Merritt Band (I know up to 6 members)
    To be covered (1): Stewart Speer


    CLIFF RICHARD BAND (again)


    This was an expanded lineup for the Cliff Richard Band around 1981, named as Thunder:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1981
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    John Clark
    guitar
    Paul Westwood
    bass
    Alan Park
    keyboards
    Graham Todd
    keyboards
    Mike Moran
    keyboards
    Dave MacRae
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    I have them in a live video called Rock´n´roll juvenile.

    This was another lineup for the Cliff Richard Band around 1981:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1981
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    John Clark
    guitar
    Alan Park
    keyboards
    Graham Todd
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    Another expanded lineup for Cliff Richard´s band Thunder in May 1981:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1981
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    John Clark
    guitar
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Alan Park
    keyboards
    Graham Todd
    keyboards
    John Huckridge
    trumpet
    Howie Casey
    sax
    Reg Brooks
    trombone
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    I took this one from another video called Rock´n´roll juvenile, different from the other one mentioned above, featuring Phil Everly as guest.


    THE SLOBS


    Around 1982, we could find Martin Jenner playing with The Slobs:

    THE SLOBS #?
    1982
    Frank Slob
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Howie Casey
    sax
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    Can someone give me more details, please?
    Other info on members of The Slobs (I know up to 17 members)
    Already covered (1): Dave Caswell
    To be covered (8): Tony Ashton, Howie Casey, Pat Davey, Steve Hayes, Ritchie Lund, Sheila McKinley, Steve Smith, Tony Waller


    THE FLYING ROLLER SKATES


    The Flying Roller Skates was a trio formed by Jon Falcon. This was one of the lineups:

    THE FLYING ROLLER SKATES #?
    ?
    Jon Falcon
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Mick Phillips
    guitar, vocals

    I don´t know the period where they played (maybe 1983, or later?).



    EVERLY BROTHERS


    Albert Lee and Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Albert Lee and Martin Jenner on pedal steel guitar (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Albert Lee and Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Graham Jarvis and Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Everly Brothers Band - from left ro right: Pete Wingfield, Graham Jarvis, Mark Griffiths, Martin Jenner, Albert Lee


    Everly Brothers Band - from left ro right: Pete Wingfield, Don Everly, Mark Griffiths, Graham Jarvis, Phil Everly, Albert Lee, Martin Jenner


    Everly Brothers Band - from left ro right: Pete Wingfield, Mark Griffiths, Don Everly, Graham Jarvis, Phil Everly, Albert Lee, Martin Jenner


    In September 1983, Don and Phil Everly reunited for a live concert at the Royal Albert Hall with a stunning band:

    EVERLY BROTHERS #?
    Sep 83
    êCliff Richard Band
    êCliff Richard Band
    êCliff Richard Band
    Don Everly
    vocals, guitar
    Phil Everly
    vocals, guitar
    Albert Lee
    guitar
    Martin Jenner
    guitar, steel guitar
    Pete Wingfield
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Cliff Richard Bandê
    Cliff Richard Bandê
    Cliff Richard Bandê

    Fortunately for us fans, the concert was later released under different titles, also on video. A great recording!

    After the gig, the Everly Brothers asked the musicians to make a world tour with them, but Griffiths, Jenner and Jarvis didn´t accept, as they belonged to Cliff Richard Band and wanted to stay with him.

    Other info on members of Everly Brothers (I know up to 22 members)
    Already covered (1): Mark Griffiths
    To be covered (12): John Barbata, Lindsey Buckingham, Buddy Emmons, Phil Everly, Jim Gordon, Graham Jarvis, Albert Lee, Larrie Londin, Tony Newman, Waddy Wachtel, Pete Wingfield, Warren Zevon


    CLIFF RICHARD BAND (again)


    Graham Jarvis and Martin Jenner (while in Cliff Richard Band)


    Martin Jenner (while in Cliff Richard Band)


    This was the Cliff Richard Band around November 1984:

    CLIFF RICHARD BAND #?
    1984
    Cliff Richard
    vocals
    John Clark
    guitar
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    Alan Park
    keyboards
    Dave Cooke
    keyboards
    Graham Jarvis
    drums
    Tony Rivers
    backing vocals
    Stu Calver
    backing vocals
    John Perry
    backing vocals

    They released the live video Rock in Australia in 1985.

    Cliff Richard parted ways with his live musicians in December 1985, but don´t know the last lineups. Can someone help me, please?
    Other info on members of Cliff Richard Band (I know up to 92 members)
    Already covered (3): John ´Irish´ Earle, Mark Griffiths, Tim Renwick
    To be covered (88): Dave Arch, Anthony Bartlett, Pete Beachill, Derek Beauchemin, Ray Beavis, Nick Beggs, Brian Bennett, Paul Bennett, Terry Britten, Reg Brooks, Stuart Brooks, Steve Butler, Stu Calver, Howie Casey, Clem Cattini, Dave Christopher, Anthony Clark, John Clark, Dave Cooke, Raul D´Oliveira, Phil Dennis, Brigette Du Doit, John Farrar, Pat Farrar, George Ford,... up to 88 musicians.


    AND THEN...


    Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Martin Jenner (while in The Everly Brothers Band)


    Martin Jenner moved to Perth, Australia, and started playing around for several years.


    NO CITY LIMITS


    This was a band based in Perth, and fronted by Alby Poole:

    NO CITY LIMITS #?
    ?
    Alby Poole
    Martin Jenner
    guitar
    + others unknown to me. Help!

    Martin Jenner (while in Barbara Dickson Band)


    Martin Jenner (while in Barbara Dickson Band)


    Martin sadly passed away on May 7th, 2003 in Perth, Western Australia, after fighting two years against cancer. Any death of a musician is a sad event, but in this case, it's really a tragedy. Check the albums where he appears or videos where he is featured, and you'll enjoy Martin, no doubt.


    DISCOGRAPHY: (57 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)

    OWN ALBUMS (2 credits)
    • Jump into the fire / Circus (SINGLE) - Jenner / Green (10/1973)

    • Country guitar - 20 country instrumental greats - Pete Willsher & Mart Jenner (1979)

      • Members: Pete Willsher (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Guests: George Ford, Cliff Hall, Bob Loveday, Dave Mattacks, Paul Westwood (RIP: Roger Dean)
    ALBUMS AS PRODUCER (5 credits)
    • Twist and shout / Queenie rock on (SINGLE) - The Real McCoy (1975)

      • Producer: (RIP: Dave Green, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: I don´t know who they are, but one track is composed (also produced) by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, so I guess they were the performers.
    • Just for you / Calypso for Clark (SINGLE) - Splitz (05/1975)

    • Hard lovin´ / We´ve thrown it all away - Guy Darrell (06/1975)

    • If I ever needed you / If I ever needed you (instrumental) (SINGLE) - Bob And Honey Bee (09/1975)

      • Producer: (RIP: Dave Green, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: I don´t know who they are, but both tracks are composed and produced by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, so I guess they were the performers.
    • Together again / Queenie rock on (SINGLE) - Bob And Honey Bee (1976)

      • Producer: (RIP: Dave Green, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: I don´t know who they are, but both tracks are composed and produced by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, so I guess they were the performers.
    ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (15 credits)
    • Hello my angel / Don´t shed a tear (SINGLE) - Count Downe & The Zeros (1964)

    • How are you? / The Turtle tortoise & the hare - Guy Darrell Syndicate (1969)

    • Deep Feeling - Deep Feeling (1971)

    • The 31st of February Street - Cliff Richard (11/1974)

      • Members: John Clark, Dave Cooke, Mo Foster, Mark Griffiths, Cliff Richard, Bruce Welch, Paul Westwood (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Graham Todd)
      • Guests: Mel Collins, Dave Mattacks, Andy Pask, Craig Pruess
    • Answer me - Barbara Dickson (1976)

    • Sweet oasis - Barbara Dickson (1978)

      • Members: Jeff Allen, Barbara Dickson, Ian Lynn, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Guests: Ray Cooper, Paulinho Da Costa, Tim May, Dave Parlato, Tony Rivers (RIP: Gerry Rafferty)
      • Producer: Bones Howe
    • Rock´n´roll juvenile - Cliff Richard (09/1979)

      • Members: Clem Cattini, George Ford, Bryn Haworth, Richard Hewson, Adrian Lee, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers, Trevor Spencer, Alan Tarney (RIP: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Graham Todd)
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Mel Collins, Lance Dixon, Martin Dobson, Martin Drover, Herbie Flowers, Tristan Fry, Billy Livsey, Chris Mercer
      • Producer: Terry Britten, Bruce Welch
      • Technical: Haydn Bendall
      • Comments: Some CD reissues contain 2 bonus tracks that feature Martin Jenner, George Ford, Clem Cattini and Adrian Lee that didn´t appear in the original album.
    • Now you see me ...now you don´t - Cliff Richard (08/1982)

      • Members: Brian Bennett, Terry Britten, John Clark, Dave Cooke, Mo Foster, Mark Griffiths, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers, Paul Westwood (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Graham Todd)
      • Guests: Mel Collins, Paul Hart, Dave Mattacks, Andy Pask, Craig Pruess
    • Silver - Cliff Richard (10/1983)

      • Members: Brian Bennett, Terry Britten, John Clark, Dave Cooke, Mark Griffiths, Alan Jones, Alan Park, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers (RIP: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Guests: Mike Batt, Michael Boddicker, Michael Brittain, Tony Carr, Mel Collins, Ray Cooper, Martin Drover, Guy Fletcher, Martyn Ford, Nick Glennie-Smith, Nigel Jenkins, Alan Parker, Craig Pruess, Ray Russell, Gavyn Wright (RIP: Ron Aspery)
      • Producer: Bruce Welch
    • Reunion concert - The Everly Brothers (1984)

      • Members: Phil Everly, Mark Griffiths, Albert Lee, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Technical: John James
      • Comments: LP (and later, CD) edition. There´s also a DVD edition.
    • The Rock connection - Cliff Richard (09/1984)

      • Members: Dave Cooke, Steve Gray, Mark Griffiths, Tony Harding, Alan Park, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers, Trevor Spencer, Alan Tarney, Terry Williams (RIP: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Guests: Michael Boddicker, Billy Bremner, John David, Phil Everly, Nick Glennie-Smith, Mark Knopfler, Craig Pruess, Stuart Tosh, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Mickey Gee)
      • Comments: Some CD reissues contain 6 bonus tracks.
    • All I have to do is dream / Miss you nights (SINGLE) - Cliff Richard (11/1994)

      • Members: Howie Casey, John Clark, Mark Griffiths, Alan Park, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers (RIP: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Graham Todd)
      • Comments: Single released in 1994. The A-side was recorded live in May 1981 with Phil Everly dueting on vocals, and Howie Casey on sax.
    • Greatest love songs vol 1 - Everly Brothers (1996)

    • A Night at the Royal Albert Hall - The Everly Brothers (08/2002)

    • Reunion concert - The Everly Brothers ( - )

      • Members: Phil Everly, Mark Griffiths, Albert Lee, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: DVD edition. There´s also an LP (and CD) edition.
    ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (2 credits)
    • War of love - Sheila Walsh (1983)

      • Guests: Sam Brown, John Clark, Clem Clempson, Mel Collins (RIP: Vicki Brown, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: Craig Pruess, Cliff Richard
      • Comments: Album produced by Cliff Richard (with Craig Pruess), who brought many of his musicians to play here.
    • Guitar ballads - Hank Marvin (03/2004)

      • Members: Mark Griffiths, Hank Marvin
      • Guests: Brian Bennett, Dave Bishop, Alan Hawkshaw, Mark Knopfler, Jeff Lynne, Mike Moran, Cliff Richard, Trevor Spencer (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (2 credits)
    • Greenbelt live! - VVAA (1979)

      • Guests: Derek Beauchemin, Fran Byrne, Dave Christopher, Terry ´Tex´ Comer, George Ford, Cliff Hall, Bryn Haworth, Nick Judd, Alan ´Bam´ King, Alex MacDougall, Mike Moran, Graeme Murray, John Perry, Craig Pruess, Tony Rivers, Ray Russell, Snowy White, Dave Wintour (RIP: Stu Calver, Barry De Souza, Dave Green, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: Live album recorded at the Greenbelt Festival during 4 days in August 1979. Featuring tracks by Bryn Haworth (with Tex Comer and Nick Judd), Giantkiller, Lamb, Cliff Richard (with Martin Jenner), Kianos, Garth Hewitt, Vatten, Aleksander John (with Ray Russell and Barry De Souza), Randy Stonehill and Larry Norman.
    • Tell me - Ember beat vol 1 (1962-64) - VVAA (2009)

      • Guests: Mike D´Abo, Vic Flick, Big Jim Sullivan (RIP: Eric Ford, Bobby Graham, Dave Green, Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: Shel Talmy
      • Technical: (RIP: Joe Meek)
      • Comments: Compilation of tracks recorded by the label Ember during 1962 to 1964, featuring: The Sunsets, Carter Lewis & The Southerners, Chad & Jeremy, The John Barry Seven, Count Downe & The Zeros (featuring Martin Jenner), The Washington DC´s, A Band Of Angels, Ray Singer, Marcus Tro, and featuring 2 unreleased takes by The John Barry Seven and Chad & Jeremy.
    COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (1 credit)
    • Hello my angel - Sixties pop volume 3 1963-1964 - VVAA (2010)

      • Guests: Johnny Spence (RIP: Dave Green, Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Bobby Graham)
      • Comments: Compilation of tracks recorded by the label Ember during 1963 and 1964, featuring: Ray Singer, Steve Cassidy, Count Downe & The Zeros (also featuring 8 unreleased tracks by the band), Marcus Tro, Chad & Jeremy, Russ Hamilton, Ray Ellington, Lynn Holland, Sheila & Jenny, The Sunsets.
    SESSIONS (28 credits)
    • Masquerade - Dave Cartwright (1976)

      • Guests: Jim Gannon, Tony Jackson, Dave Mattacks, Pete Solley, Gary Taylor, Pete Willsher (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    • Come back romance, all is forgiven - Andy Bown (1977)

      • Members: Andy Bown, Glen LeFleur, John Mealing
      • Guests: Dyan Birch, Frank Collins, Chas Cronk, Ray Jackson, Paddy McHugh, Graham Preskett, Chris Rae, Terry Smith, Terry Stannard, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: Tom Allom
    • Make a little love - Izhar Cohen and Alpha Beta (1978)

      • Guests: John Dean, Colin Frechter, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    • Roy Hill - Roy Hill (1978)

      • Members: Bimbo Acock, Roy Hill
      • Guests: Ray Cooper, Billy Livsey, Dave Markee, Dave Mattacks, Tim Renwick, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
    • Don´t do it for love - David McWilliams (1978)

      • Members: (RIP: David McWilliams)
      • Guests: John Dean, Colin Frechter, Tristan Fry, Colin Green, Laurence Juber, Paul Keogh, Bruce Lynch, Dave Mattacks, Chris Rae, Frank Ricotti, Claire Torry, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Johnny Van Derrick)
      • Producer: (RIP: Bob Barratt)
      • Technical: Keith Grant
    • Restless - Rab Noakes (1978)

      • Members: Rab Noakes
      • Guests: Jeff Allen, Roger Brown, Richard Brunton, Mel Collins, Barbara Dickson, Ricky Fataar, Sue Lynch, John G Perry, Barry St John, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Gerry Rafferty)
      • Producer: (RIP: Terry Melcher)
    • Looking over my shoulder - Chris Rainbow (1978)

      • Members: Chris Rainbow
      • Guests: Pete Baron, Clive Chaman, Pat Donaldson, Mo Foster, Chris Karan, Dave Lawson, Dave Markee, Simon Phillips, Henry Spinetti, Dave Wintour, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Andrew Steele)
    • Hello I love you! - Alex (1979)

      • Guests: Colin Frechter, Dave Mattacks, Paul Westwood, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    • Worldwide party - Max Berlins (1979)

      • Guests: Roy Babbington, Madeline Bell, Simon Bell, George Chandler, Alan Jones, Chris Karan, Paul Keogh, Keith Nelson, Alan Parker, Kevin Peek, Chris Pyne, Chris Rae, Ray Swinfield (RIP: Kenny Baker, Charles Blackwell, Vicki Brown, Martin Jenner, Barry Morgan)
      • Technical: (RIP: David Baker)
      • Comments: Recorded in February 1979.
    • Hedda - Hedda (1979)

      • Guests: Clem Cattini, Colin Frechter, Les Hurdle, Jim Lawless, Alan Parker, Dave Richmond, David Snell, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    • Slide away the screen and other stories - Ralph McTell (1979)

      • Members: Ralph McTell
      • Guests: Martin Allcock, Jerry Donahue, Dave Mattacks, John Mealing, Simon Nicol, Phil Palmer, Dave Pegg, Mike Piggott, Mick Weaver (RIP: Martin Jenner, Robert Kirby)
      • Comments: CD reissue contains 5 bonus tracks.
    • White trails - Chris Rainbow (1979)

      • Members: Chris Rainbow
      • Guests: Ian Bairnson, Mo Foster, Dave Lawson, Max Middleton, Simon Phillips, Derek Quinn, Linda Taylor, Chris Thompson, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Dick Morrissey)
    • Deltics - Chris Rea (1979)

      • Members: Robert Ahwai, Martin Ditcham, Kevin Leach, Dave Mattacks, Max Middleton, Eoghan O´Neill, Adrian Rea, Chris Rea, Graham Watson
      • Guests: Steve Gregory, Liza Strike, Joy Yates (RIP: Vicki Brown, Martin Jenner, Morris Pert)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
    • Diamond cut - Bonnie Tyler (1979)

      • Guests: Hugh Burns, Ed Hamilton, Dave Markee, Chris Mercer, Graham Smith, Henry Spinetti, Alan Tarney, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: Robin Geoffrey Cable, Ronnie Scott
      • Comments: This was Bonnie's next album after her big success 'It's a heartache'. Great studio musicians here: Hughie Burns (guitar), the great, late Martin Jenner (steel guitar), Pete Wingfield (keyboards), Dave Markee (bass), Chris Mercer (sax), Henry Spinetti (drums). CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
    • Off centre - Gilbert O´Sullivan (1980)

      • Members: Tim Renwick
      • Guests: Alan Carvell, Howie Casey, Terry Cox, Phil Curtis, Jeff Daly, Steve Holley, Chris Laurence, Dave Mattacks, Chris Rea, Ray Russell, Paul Westwood, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
      • Technical: Stuart Epps
      • My opinion: I love his voice. This album from 1980 includes the big hit ´What's in a kiss´.
    • Townley - Colin Townley (1980)

      • Guests: Robert Ahwai, Ian Bairnson, Yvonne Elliman, Chris Karan, Dave Lawson, Billy Livsey, Dave Mattacks, Charlie McCracken, Max Middleton, Chris Rainbow, Henry Spinetti, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Dick Morrissey, Roger Saunders)
    • Free to be me - Johnny Bristol (1981)

      • Members: (RIP: Johnny Bristol)
      • Guests: John Barnes, George Chandler, Ray Cooper, Wilton Felder, John Giblin, Chris Hunter, Katie Kissoon, John Perry, Tim Renwick, Frank Ricotti, Pete Wingfield (RIP: James Jamerson, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
    • Pearls - Elkie Brooks (1981)

      • Members: Elkie Brooks, Dave Caswell, John Giblin, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Graham Jarvis)
      • Guests: Steve Holley, Jeremy Meek, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
      • Comments: Reissued on CD as a twofer with Two days away.
    • Ideje izpod odeje - Andrej (1981)

    • Lena Zavaroni and her music - Lena Zavaroni (1981)

    • Pearls II - Elkie Brooks (1982)

      • Members: Elkie Brooks, Jimmy Chambers, John Giblin, Duncan Kinnell, John Lingwood, Duncan Mackay, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Graham Jarvis)
      • Guests: Katie Kissoon, Dave Mattacks, Tim Renwick, Frank Ricotti, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
      • Comments: This was the first album I bought by this great lady. Great collections of covers: 'Money' (Pink Floyd), 'Don't stop' (Fleetwood Mac), 'Gasoline Alley' (Rod Stewart), 'Nights in white satin' (Moody Blues), etc. With superb players: Tim Renwick (guitar on 2 tracks, 'Our love' and 'Can't go on'), Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), Martin Jenner (guitar), John Giblin (bass), Pete Wingfield (keyboards, also backing vocals here), Duncan Mackay (keyboards), Dave Mattacks (drums), John Lingwood (drums), Graham Jarvis (drums), Duncan Kinnell (drums), Frank Ricotti (percussion), Katie Kissoon & Jimmy Chambers (backing vocals). Album produced by the late Gus Dudgeon. The arrangers for the tracks are Pete Wingfield, Geoff Whitehorn, Duncan Mackay and John Giblin.
    • Play on - John Miles (1983)

      • Members: John Miles
      • Guests: Paul Buckmaster, Jimmy Chambers, Mel Collins, Jeff Daly, Jerry Donahue, Martin Drover, Chris Hunter, Katie Kissoon, Duncan Mackay, Frank Ricotti, Paul Westwood, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Dick Morrissey, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Producer: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
    • Bowling in Paris - Stephen Bishop (1989)

      • Guests: Steve Bolton, Ronnie Caryl, Joe Chemay, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Randy Crawford, Nathan East, Mo Foster, Dann Huff, John Keane, Adrian Lee, Steve Lukather, Michael Omartian, Dean Parks, Brenda Russell, Sting, Michael Thompson, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Martin Jenner)
    • Different - Thomas Anders (08/1989)

      • Guests: Ian Lynn, Phil Palmer, Frank Ricotti, Jeremy Stacey, Pete Zorn (RIP: Andy Brown, Martin Jenner)
      • Producer: Alan Tarney (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
      • Comments: Thomas Anders was the lead singer in the band Modern Talking.
    • Living water - Lynn Hazelton (03/1995)

      • Guests: (RIP: Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: First album by singer Lynn Hazelton.
    • Serve at room temperature - Gordon Haskell (1997)

      • Members: Gordon Haskell
      • Guests: Alan Jones, Mike Moran, Simon Morton, Paul Westwood (RIP: Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner)
      • Comments: This was Gordon Haskell´s unreleased third album from 1979.
    • 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)
    • The Journey: recordings 1965-2006 - Ralph McTell (09/2006)

      • Members: Rod Clements, Alun Davies, Ralph McTell, Danny Thompson
      • Guests: Martin Allcock, Joy Askew, Bruce Barthol, Pete Berryman, Dyan Birch, James Burton, Clem Cattini, Frank Collins, Christine Collister, Gerry Conway, Hank DeVito, Jack Emblow, Frank Gallagher, Davey Johnstone, Wizz Jones, Tom Keane, Bill Legend, John Marshall, Dave Mattacks, Julie Matthews, Paddy McHugh, Jacqui McShee, Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg, Mike Piggott, Nigel Portman Smith, Graham Preskett, John Renbourn, Liza Strike, Dave Swarbrick, Mick Weaver, Chris While (RIP: Steve Currie, Gordon Huntley, Martin Jenner, Robert Kirby)
      • Producer: Shel Talmy, Tony Visconti (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
      • Technical: Tom Allom, John Burns, Robin Geoffrey Cable, Barry Hammond
    COMPILATIONS (SESSIONS) (2 credits)
    • You turn me on: the very best of Ian Whitcomb - Ian Whitcomb (02/1998)

      • Guests: Will Ackerman, James Burton, Colin Frechter, Johnny Gimble, Jim Gordon, Jim Horn, Carol Kaye, Mick Molloy, Deke O´Brien, Jerry Shook (RIP: Delaney Bramlett, Fred Carter Jr, Martin Jenner, Bill Justis, Barry Richardson)
      • Producer: (RIP: Denny Cordell)
    • The Best of Chris Rainbow 1972-1980 - Chris Rainbow (2000)

      • Members: Chris Rainbow
      • Guests: Ian Bairnson, Pete Baron, Ollie E Brown, Stefano Cerri, Mel Collins, Pat Donaldson, Mo Foster, Don Grusin, Chris Karan, Dave Lawson, Dave Markee, Reggie McBride, Max Middleton, Simon Phillips, Henry Spinetti, Linda Taylor, Dave Wintour, Pete Zorn (RIP: Martin Jenner, Dick Morrissey)
      • Producer: Malcolm Cecil
      • Technical: Haydn Bendall

    QUESTIONS:

    01. Does Martin play in the 3 Guy Darrell Syndicate singles?

    02. There´s a single by The Red Sox, co-written by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, ´I´m gonna knock on your door / Mister Ten Per Cent´ (1971). Was Martin involved in it?

    03. There´s a single by The Barnaby Rudge Hip Band, co-written by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, ´I Spy / Run Thru The Park´ (April 1969). Was Martin involved in it?

    04. There´s a single by National Shinguard Company, co-written by Martin Jenner and Dave Green, ´Here come the fleet´ (1972). Was Martin involved in it?

    05. Did Martin play in Hank Marvin´s album Into the light?

    06. Has Martin Jenner played in any album by Elton John and Lonnie Donegan?


    RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 4


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

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

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

    Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:

    RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 33
    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 Martin Jenner, please, also write me with the link.
    • Barbara Dickson - High On Fortune
    • Barbara Dickson live on TV in 1976. Very nice playing by Martin. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Answer Me
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1976. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Boys From The Men
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1976. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner, Pete Zorn. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - End Of The World
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1976. (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner, Pete Zorn. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Drift Away
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1976. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner, Pete Zorn. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Out Of Love With Love
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1976. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner, Pete Zorn. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Morning Comes Quickly
    • Barbara Dickson on TV. Martin Jenner is great on pedal steel guitar. (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Saint Joan
    • Barbara Dickson on TV in 1978. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner, Pete Zorn. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Sweet Oasis
    • Barbara Dickson live on TV in 1978. (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - City To City
    • Barbara Dickson live on TV in 1978. Great performance. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - High Tide
    • Barbara Dickson live on TV in 1978. Beautiful performance. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Under The Influence
    • Cliff Richard live in 1979. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band (Mark Griffiths on bass?) unknown to me.

    • Barbara Dickson - Complete Concert
    • Barbara Dickson live on TV. Amazing. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Barbara Dickson, Martin Jenner. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Song For Sarah
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Jesus Is The Answer
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Give a Little Bit More
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - I Wish We´d All Been Ready
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Monday Thru Friday
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - You Can´t Get To Heaven By Livin´ Like Hell
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Rock´n´Roll Juvenile
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Christmas Medley
    • Cliff Richard live in 1980. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Dynamite
    • Cliff Richard live in 1981. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Thank You Very Much
    • Cliff Richard live in 1981. (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Stood Up
    • Cliff Richard live (maybe in 1981?) (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard, Janice Slater. Rest of the band (Mark Griffiths on bass?) unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Shaking All Over
    • Cliff Richard live in 1981. Martin Jenner plays the classical riff. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: John Clark, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - When Will I Be Loved - Long Tall Sally - Rip It Up
    • Cliff Richard live in May 1981, with Phil Everly. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Reg Brooks, Stu Calver, Howie Casey, John Clark, Phil Everly, Mark Griffiths, John Huckridge, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Alan Park, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers, Graham Todd.

    • Cliff Richard - Where Do We Go From Here
    • Cliff Richard videoclip from 1982. (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, Howie Casey, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band (Mark Griffiths?) unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Rock & Roll Medley
    • Cliff Richard live in 1983. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Love Stealer
    • Cliff Richard live in 1983 (or maybe 1984?). (Resolution: 240)
      Featuring: John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Christmas Time - Little Town
    • Cliff Richard live on TV in December 1984. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band (Mark Griffiths?) unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Walking in the Light
    • Cliff Richard on TV in 1985. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: John Clark, Martin Jenner, Cliff Richard. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - TV Concert
    • Cliff Richard live on TV in January 1985. (Resolution: 480)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, John Clark, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band unknown to me.

    • Cliff Richard - Rock´n´Roll Juvenile
    • Cliff Richard live with his band Thunder. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Stu Calver, John Clark, Mark Griffiths, Graham Jarvis, Martin Jenner, John Perry, Cliff Richard, Tony Rivers. Rest of the band unknown to me.


    THANKS:

    Very Special Thanks to:
  • Roger Dean: for his messages about Martin. I miss you, man! (2003).
  • Annie Christopher: for her wonderful messages about Martin (2003 & 2012).
  • Sue Quin: for her messages and info about Martin and her album Hedda (2012).

  • Special Thanks to:
  • Steve Hildreth: for very valuable help with info about Martin (2006 & 2012).
  • Bill Edwards: for updated info on Martin (2007).
  • Barry Monks: for offering his help with info on Martin (2005 & 2012).

  • RELATED MUSICIANS:

    Martin Jenner mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
    Graham Jarvis (19)
    Dave Mattacks (14)
    Pete Wingfield (13)
    Pete Zorn (13)
    Dave Green (12)
    Mark Griffiths (10)
    Gus Dudgeon (9)
    Mel Collins (8)
    Cliff Richard (8)
    Paul Westwood (8)

    Page created by Miguel Terol on: 13/January/2012 - Last modified on: 30/January/2012. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com

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