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Alan Charles King (born 18 September 1945) is an English guitarist and singer, best known for his time with the British 1960s pop group The Action and the 1970s rock band Ace.
Alan "Bam" King is British guitarist, singer and songwriter best known as a member of the London Blues & pub-rock scene. A founding member of The Action, Mighty Baby, Clat Thyger, and then Ace (7), in December 1972. After the dissolution of Ace, he joined Juice On The Loose (2).
Alan 'Bam' King. Martin Stone. Ian Whiteman. Mike 'Ace' Evans. Roger Powell. Website. www .actionmightybaby .co .uk. Mighty Baby were an English band formed in January 1969 by former members of the Action. [1] They released two albums, Mighty Baby (1969) and A Jug of Love (1971).
Alan "Bam" King – rhythm guitar, vocals (1963–1971, 1998–2004) Pete Watson – lead guitar, vocals (1964–1966, 1998–2004) Mike "Ace" Evans – bass guitar (1963–1971, 1998–2004; died 2010) Roger Powell – drums (1963–1971, 1998–2004) Additional members: Ian Whiteman – keyboards, vocals, saxophone, flute (1967 ...
Reg King left the band in 1967, and Alan King took over as the main lead vocalist. In 1969, when signing to John Curd's Head Records, the band was renamed Mighty Baby . Alan King later went on to form Ace.
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