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In March 2019, Keeling Lee ( lead guitar) previously with the pioneers of British Funk, 'High Tension' and Hot Waxx, Groove Armada, and Kenny Thomas band, replaced Dzal Martin after their tour of Vienna in March 2019.
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Early career
The group's members met on a Hornsey Rise council estate,where Grant, Lloyd and Hall were school friends at Acland Burghley. In late 1964, Hall suggested that they form a band. John Hall (drums), Eddy Grant (lead guitar), Pat Lloyd (rhythm guitar), Derv Gordon (vocals) and Lincoln Gordon (rhythm guitar) became The Equals. The three-guitar lineup continued until 1969, when Lincoln Gordon switched from rhythm guitar to bass. At first The Equals performed in London, and gained a following "with...
Commercial success, 1966–70
The Equals released their first single “I Won’t Be There” in 1966, followed by “Hold Me Closer”, with “Baby, Come Back” as the B-side. It did not do well in the United Kingdom, but after DJsin Europe began playing “Baby, Come Back”, it went to the number one position in Germany and the Netherlands. 1968 saw the release of “I Get So Excited”, which reached the Top 50 of the UK Singles Chart. The subsequent re-issue of “Baby, Come Back” in early 1968 reached the top position in the UK, giving P...
Break-up and subsequent activities
In September 1969, all five group members were injured in a motorway car accident in Germany. Grant was the most severely injured and as a result left the touring version of the Equals while initially continuing to write songs for them. In January 1971, Grant suffered a collapsed lung and heart infection, following which he returned to Guyana.He soon started to pursue a solo career. John Hall left the band in 1974. The Equals disbanded in 1979. In 1982, due to German public demand, concert pr...
The Equals' music has continued to be influential. In 1980, the Clash recorded a cover version of the Equals' song "Police on My Back" on their album Sandinista!. In 1981, the band T-Slam translated to Hebrew and covered "I Get So Excited" under the name "Hamenaka Bemalon" (The Hotel Cleaner) on the Israeli edition of their debut album, “Loud Radio...
Eddy Grant (born 5 March 1948, Plaisance, Guyana) – lead guitarJohn Hall (born 25 October 1946, Islington, London)– drumsDervan "Derv" Gordon (born 29 January 1946, Jamaica) – vocalsPatrick "Pat" Lloyd (born 17 March 1949, Holloway, London) – rhythm guitarThe Equals discography at DiscogsDr. Lee Ann Keeling is our founder and the treating physician at Top Doc Weight Loss. After working over 20 years in Level One trauma centers and busy emergency rooms, she decided to reduce her hours and start a telemedicine company from home. Top Doc Telemedicine was developed as an urgent-care telemedicine service.
Profile: Independent guitar player and songwriter based in London, England, UK. Acted as a guitar player for Groove Armada from 1999-2005. Sites: uk.linkedin.com. In Groups: Patrick & Eugene, The KDMS. Variations: Viewing All | Keeling Lee.
Superstylin'. " Superstylin' " is a song by English electronic duo Groove Armada, released as the band's first single on 13 August 2001, from the album Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub). Vocals were performed by Groove Armada's long-time vocalist MC M.A.D. (Mike Daniels).
Explore Keeling Lee's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Keeling Lee on AllMusic.
Keeling Lee - guitar (Purple Haze, Madder, Groove Is On, Tuning In) Jonathan White - bass (Purple Haze, Madder, Tuning In) Clive Jenner - drums (Purple Haze, Madder, Tuning In) Patrick Dawes - percussion (Purple Haze, Madder, Tuning In) Tim Hutton - vocals (Tuning In) Sunshine Anderson - vocals (Easy) Neneh Cherry - vocals (Think ...
