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Ricky Fenson. Richard Brown (born 22 May 1945; in Chopwell, County Durham ), better known by his stage name of Ricky Fenson, also known as Rick Brown, is a British bass guitarist . The Rolling Stones. Fenson briefly played with an early version of the Rolling Stones before he was replaced by Bill Wyman in their long-standing classic line-up.
Ricky Fenson or Colin Golding (alternating) – bass guitar; December 1962 – January 1963 Mick Jagger – vocals; Keith Richards – guitar, backing vocals; Brian Jones – guitar, harmonica, backing vocals; Ian Stewart – piano; Tony Chapman – drums; Bill Wyman – bass guitar, backing vocals; January 1963 Mick Jagger – vocals
Ricky Fenson. Ricky Fenson also played bass guitar with The Rolling Stones during their early days before Bill Wyman joined the band. Fenson participated in several gigs, contributing to the band’s developing sound during its formative phase. Carlo Little. Carlo Little played drums for The Rolling Stones for a few gigs in late 1962 and early ...
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Born Carl O'Neil Little at the Queen Charlotte's Hospital, Shepherd's Bush, London, England, he was brought up and lived in Wembley, Middlesex for most of his life with his sister Carole. His fellow townsmen included peers Keith Moon, Ginger Baker and Charlie Watts, all of whom would find fame with the same instrument. He was included in the evacua...
On his return to civilian life, he met David Sutch and formed the Savages with amongst others Nicky Hopkins who lived locally. Screaming Lord Sutch & the Savages toured the UK and became known for their unique British rock and roll shows. The bulk of the band members, including Little, left in 1962 to join the Cyril Davies All Stars, and recorded a...
Learn about Ricky Fenson, the original bassist of The Rollin' Stones, who played at the Ealing Club in 1962. Find out how he left the band and who replaced him, and watch interviews with Mick and Keith about their Edith Grove flat.
The first Rollin’ Stones bassist, Dick Taylor (later of The Pretty Things) who appears in the Story of the Ealing Club – Suburban Steps To Rockland was set to pursue his art school studies vacating his spot for Ricky Fenson. The Summer of 62 saw Ealing Club gigs along with a decision by Mick & Brian to rent a flat at 102 Edith Grove.
Along with Carlo Little and the legendary pianist Nicky Hopkins, Rick Brown (aka Ricky Fenson) was an original member of Screaming Lord Sutch's Savages and Cyril Davies' All Stars. He was also part of the embryonic Rolling Stones, and made his name in the Brian Auger Trinity and Steampacket.
