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| − | [[Zoot Money]] formed this band in late [[1961]] in Bournemouth, England, UK - with a different line-up. Around January [[1964]] - after a few weeks of playing with Alexis Korner - Zoot established the new line-up in London. | + | [[Zoot Money]] formed this band in late [[1961]] in Bournemouth, England, UK - with a different line-up. Around January [[1964]] - after a few weeks of playing with Alexis Korner - Zoot established the new line-up in London. This was Colin Allen on drums, [[Andy Summers]] on guitar, Nick Newall on tenor sax, Tony Bell on bass and [[Zoot Money]]. |
| − | Clive Burrows joined | + | After two months in London Paul Williams replaced Tony Bell on bass. Four months later Clive Burrows joined. |
| − | Around July / August [[1967]] the band morphs into [[Dantalian's Chariot]] - without a horn section | + | Clive Burrows joined around June [[1964]]. He left around November [[1965]] and was replaced by Johnny Almond. Geoff Condon joined around the same time. |
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| + | Around July / August [[1967]] the band morphs into [[Dantalian's Chariot]] - without a horn section. Pat Donaldson replaces Paul Williams on bass. | ||
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* Nick Newall - tenor sax | * Nick Newall - tenor sax | ||
* Colin Allen - drums | * Colin Allen - drums | ||
| + | * Tony Bell - bass | ||
* Paul Williams - bass | * Paul Williams - bass | ||
* Clive Burrows - baritone sax | * Clive Burrows - baritone sax | ||
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=References= | =References= | ||
| − | sources: books | + | sources: books; magazines; internet --- possible concert additions: http://www.45worlds.com/live/artist/zoot-moneys-big-roll-band; Newcastle Evening Chronicle - November 6, [[1965]] mentions the line-up during the move to London and the two earliest band member changes |
Latest revision as of 15:54, 1 June 2020
| Zoot Money's Big Roll Band | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin: | Bournemouth, England, UK |
| Years active: | 1961 - 1967 |
| Label(s): | Columbia |
| Associated acts: | Dantalian's Chariot |
| Members | |
| Andy Summers Zoot Money Nick Newall Colin Allen Paul Williams Clive Burrows Johnny Almond Geoff Condon | |
| Former members | |
| --- | |
Contents
Band history
Zoot Money formed this band in late 1961 in Bournemouth, England, UK - with a different line-up. Around January 1964 - after a few weeks of playing with Alexis Korner - Zoot established the new line-up in London. This was Colin Allen on drums, Andy Summers on guitar, Nick Newall on tenor sax, Tony Bell on bass and Zoot Money.
After two months in London Paul Williams replaced Tony Bell on bass. Four months later Clive Burrows joined.
Clive Burrows joined around June 1964. He left around November 1965 and was replaced by Johnny Almond. Geoff Condon joined around the same time.
Around July / August 1967 the band morphs into Dantalian's Chariot - without a horn section. Pat Donaldson replaces Paul Williams on bass.
Band members
- Zoot Money - vocals, keyboards
- Andy Summers - guitar
- Nick Newall - tenor sax
- Colin Allen - drums
- Tony Bell - bass
- Paul Williams - bass
- Clive Burrows - baritone sax
- Johnny Almond - baritone sax (?)
- Geoff Condon - trumpet
Discography
- Main article: Discography (Zoot Money's Big Roll Band)
Studio albums
- It Should've Been Me
- various compilations
Live albums
Quotations and Trivia
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See also
This section needs more information.
External links
References
sources: books; magazines; internet --- possible concert additions: http://www.45worlds.com/live/artist/zoot-moneys-big-roll-band; Newcastle Evening Chronicle - November 6, 1965 mentions the line-up during the move to London and the two earliest band member changes
