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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote richardh Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 22 2024 at 20:37
Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Speaking of Colosseum II, has anyone mentioned Don Airey???


Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Jem Godfrey - Frost*
Rob Reed - Magenta
Fred Schendel - Glass Hammer
Oskar Holldorff - Big Big Train
Neil Durant - IQ and Sphere 3
Lars Fredrik Frĝislie - Wobbler and The Chronicles of Father Robin
Par Lindh - Par Lindh Project
Hannes Folberth - Eloy
Derek Sherinian - Dream Theater, Sons Of Appollo, Whom Gods Destroy and bunches of others!
Don Airey - Colosseum II, Rainbow, Deep Purple and others
Dave Greenslade - Colosseum and Greenslade
Dave Lawson - Greenslade
Flavio Premoli - PFM
Kerry Shacklett - Presto Ballet
John Young - LIfesigns
Dave Kerzner - Sound Of Contact
Ton Scherpenzeel - Kayak and Camel
Thys Van Leer - Focus




great player, one of the bestSmile
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Although I can see that Devon-born Robin Lumley is already mentioned on one of the lists, not dedicating an entire post to him would be an omission. Namely, Lumley, who sadly passed away last year, alongside Phil Collins, was co-founder of one of the most significant jazz-rock bands ever, Brand X. He took a sabbatical from the band in 1978 to focus on his career as a record producer, but he returned for the Brand X final albums and tours in the early 1980s. He also produced albums for Bill Bruford and Rod Argent (with the latter, Lumley even formed a jazz-rock band in the early 80s). 
Here's a majestic live recording from the 1976 John Peel show that included Brand X's original lineup featuring the late Robin Lumley.





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