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Reece became ill in 1964 and was replaced by Tommy Frost. Jimmie Nicol spent a brief period as drummer, then left to replace Ringo Starr for 13 days on a Beatles tour. [8] Phil Seamen and Micky Waller sat in for Nicol until Bill Eyden became the band's full-time drummer in September 1964.
On returning to London, Tommy Frost became The Echoes' new drummer. After this tour Hines also left for Hamburg again, and was replaced by Ray Murray on keyboards. By May 1962, the Echoes line up became Dave Burns (guitar), Tommy Frost (drums), Ray Murray (keyboards), and Douggie Reece (bass).
10 de feb. de 2012 · For a while, Red Reece became ill, and he was replaced by Tommy Frost and Roy Mills. Another occasional band member was trumpet player Eddie Thornton. This lineup released their 2nd album, Fame at last, in 1964. But more changes happened in Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames in April 1964:
13 de abr. de 2011 · For a while, Red Reece became ill, and he was replaced by Tommy Frost and Roy Mills. Another occasional band member was trumpet player Eddie Thornton. This lineup released their 2nd album, Fame at last , in 1964.
Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames were a British rhythm and blues group during the 1960s whose repertoire spanned R&B, pop, rock and jazz.
20 de jul. de 2009 · G eorgie Fame’s journey has taken him. through rock n’roll, r&b, blue-beat. and jazz and, at one point, found. him wallowing in the grim world of. light entertainment. Since the mideighties, when he reformed the Blue. Flames, Georgie’s been doing what. he does best – taking what’s good and mixing it up.
This family tree is the work of Bruno Ceriotti. Help in putting this together has been provided by Patrick Vinet and John H Warburg, to whom I'm most grateful. CLAY NICHOLLS AND THE BLUE FLAMES #1 (ca. NOV 1958 - ca. MAR 1959) 1) Vincente Tartaglia (aka Clay Nicholls) vocals. 2) Anthony 'Tony' Harvey guitar. 3) Michael 'Mike' O'Neill piano.
