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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Humpy_BongHumpy Bong - Wikipedia

    Tim Staffell remained associated with Jonathan Kelly and later became a member of Jonathan's band Outside. Staffell moved on to Morgan, a progressive rock quartet led by former Love Affair (and later Mott The Hoople) organist Morgan Fisher, which recorded for RCA Italy in 1972 and 1973.

  2. 26. Nov. 2018 · Humpy Bong seemed like a band that were going places and had Bee Gees ex drummer Colin Petersen And song writer Jonathan Kelly. Tim Staffell actually appeared on Top Of The Pops with...

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  3. Don't You Be Too Long, 7" single version released in 1970 by Humpy Bong. Lead vocals by Tim Staffell, former singer of Smile.Discord - https://discord.gg/sb...

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  4. 22. Nov. 2018 · Humpy Bong seemed like a band that were going places and had Bee Gees ex drummer Colin Petersen And song writer Jonathan Kelly. Tim Staffell actually appeared on Top Of The Pops with...

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  5. Sie war eine Studentenband, die aus dem Trio Brian May (Gitarre), Roger Taylor (Schlagzeug) und Tim Staffell (Gesang und Bass) bestand. Schließlich verließ Staffell Anfang 1970 die Band und wechselte zu Humpy Bong. Für ihn kam Freddie Mercury. Dieser schlug ihnen einen anderen Namen vor: Queen.

  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tim_StaffellTim Staffell - Wikipedia

    Following his tenure with Smile, Staffell joined Humpy Bong and then the experimental progressive rock outfit Morgan, with whom he released the albums Nova Solis and Brown Out (later retitled The Sleeper Wakes).

  7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Smile_(band)Smile (band) - Wikipedia

    When Staffell left in 1970 to join another band, Humpy Bong, Smile effectively disbanded. Ealing graduate Farrokh Bulsara persuaded May and Taylor to continue, and at about the same time, he changed his name to Freddie Mercury, and joined them as lead vocalist, thus forming a new group, Queen.