Thread: Name the band/artist

David Coverdale?? (Deep Purple, Whitesnake fame)

Not David Coverdale.

I was known for my flamboyant stage presence and bizarre costumes, which I created largely to fill in time between songs while the band tuned instruments and fiddled with equipment. The attention I attracted became an issue for the rest of the band and that in turn contributed to our decision to part company.

Take a stab at Gary Glitter

No, not Gary Glitter. I have recorded with an African artist and worked with Robert Fripp.

A wild guess ......Peter Gabriel from Genesis

That's the man. Your turn.

Bugger.........one of my boys was a big fan...that was the basis for my guess.

OK.
Slide Guitar player.......deceased.........famous for using an 11/16" socket as a slide.
Band stll exists.

Lowell George from Little Feat fame.

Yep......totally

Formed in the late 1960's, this band were one of the most musically ambitious and accomplished groups to appear on the Australian pop-rock scene. In his memoir His Masters Voice, Jim Keays lauded them as "a band musically far beyond anything that had come before them", describing their live shows as "awe-inspiring" and noting that they were "the only band we actually went out of our way to see.

Easybeats??

Easybeats?

Copperwine with Jeff St John.

No, No and No.



The group made its live debut at Sebastians disco in Melbourne on 17 December '67 and then played at another local club, Berties from 19-26 December. After further shows at Sebastians from 27-31 December, they returned to Berties to play from 1-17 January 1968.