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Bernard Bamford Calvert (born 16 September 1942) is an English musician who played bass guitar with The Hollies from 1966 until 1981. [1] Career. He worked with several rock and roll groups during the early 1960s, most notably Rickie Shaw and the Dolphins, where he worked with future Hollies members, Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott.
Im Jahre 1966 wurde der Bassist Eric Haydock durch Bernie Calvert ersetzt, der ebenfalls schon mit Elliott und Hicks bei The Dolphins gespielt hatte. Der Hollies- Produzent Ron Richards war mit diesem Wechsel nicht sehr zufrieden und kritisierte das Bassspiel von Calvert im Begleitheft zur CD 20 Song Anthology .
- Jeremy Levine (1962–1963)
- Allan Clarke, (1962–1971 + 1973–1999)
- 1962
Bernie Calvert was born September 16, 1942, in Nelson, England. In 1966, Eric Haydock's departure left the group with a hole to fill at. bass. After rehearsing the title track for the Bus Stop album with bass. player Klaus Voorman, Tony Hicks called in the bass player from his days. with Bobby Elliott in Ricky Shaw and the Dolphins, Bernie Calvert.
28. Sept. 2022 · Bernard Bamford Calvert spielte Anfang der Sechziger Piano bei Rickie Shaw and the Dolphins. Dort hatte er bereits mit Bobby Elliot (dr) und Tony Hicks (g) zu tun. Hicks, der ihm empfahl, an den Viersaiter zu wechseln, holte ihn wenig später zu den Hollies. Erst ersetzte er lediglich den Stammbassisten Eric Haydock auf.
10. März 2015 · Akin to numerous bassists in the early days of the instrument, Bernard Bamford Calvert started his musical journey at the keyboards. Calvert, who took up the bass at the behest of The Hollies’ Tony Hicks, toiled with several groups before joining the aforementioned Rock ‘n ‘ Roll Hall of Fame ensemble in 1966 commencing with ...
Bassist Bernie Calvert left his day job at a factory and drove directly to Abbey Road, having received a last-minute call from Hollies’ manager Michael Cohen. Bernie showed up, promptly nailed the bass part for Bus Stop , and stayed with them for the next 15 years.
24. Dez. 2017 · But it was another bassist entirely — fellow Dolphins’ alum Bernie Calvert — who subbed in for “Bus Stop,” their next Top Ten hit stateside that very same year. In fact, Calvert’s unique 12-string guitar riffing was so instrumental to the success of “Bus Stop” that the group kept Calvert on board until 1981. In short ...
