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Rex Brayley (born Rex Charles Brayley, 3 January 1948, London) – guitar (1967–1970) Maurice Bacon (born 26 January 1952, Southgate , London) [9] – drums (1966–1971) Mick Jackson (born Michael Jackson, 27 January 1950, Bradford , West Riding of Yorkshire) – bass (1966–1971)
Rex Brayley was the original drummer of the Love Affair, a British pop group that had a hit with \"Everlasting Love\" in 1967. Learn about his early days, his departure from the band, and his later career as a session musician and producer.
13. Feb. 2019 · mellow. Love Affair zum Zeitpunkt der Veröffentlichung von „Everlasting Love“: Steve Ellis – Vocals, Guitar. Rex Brayley – Guitar. Maurice Bacon – Drums. Mick Jackson – Bass. Lynton Guest – Keyboards. (ab 1968 Morgan Fisher, später bei Mott The Hoople) Unverzichtbare Hörlektüre, Love Affair komplett. plus die ersten Solosachen von Ellis:
Lynton Guest (1967) The Love Affair war eine britische Popband, die Ende der 1960er Jahre neben stilistisch ähnlichen Gruppen wie Amen Corner, The Marmalade oder The Tremeloes einige Erfolge in den europäischen Musikcharts feiern konnte.
Added interviews with Ray Auld, Bob Broad and Dave Wendels and updated the biography section for the period 1967 - 1975. Added details about Rex Brayley's pre-Love Affair band The Dae-b-Four. More info (April 2013) ELLIS - "El Doomo" picture sleeve single from Turkey!
Rex Brayley played guitar in the Love Affair from 1970 to 1971, when the band changed their name to L.A. and experimented with progressive rock. He later formed Muscles with Huw Lloyd Langton and co-wrote Steve Ellis' solo single in 1998.
Formed in 1967, London, England. Disbanded 1972. Featured here is their first single released in 1967.Lineup:Rex Brayley (born Rex Charles Brayley, 3 January...
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