Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Harvey Ellison – saxophone, guitar, piano, backing vocals (1973–1977; died 2017) Pete Gill – drums (1973) Bob Edmunds – saxophone (1973) Gerry Shephard – guitar, lead and backing vocals (1973-1979, 1981–2001; died 2003) Tony Leonard – drums (1973–1977, 1981–1985) Eddy Spence – keyboards (1981–1987, 2009–2019)
- 1973–present
- United Kingdom
- Pete Phipps, Dominic Rodgers
Brian „Harvey“ Ellison (* 13. Januar 1952, † 1. Februar 2017) – Saxofon; Pete Phipps – Schlagzeug, Keyboards; Tony Leonard – Schlagzeug; Diskografie (Auswahl) Alben. Hey – Bell 1974; Rock'n'Roll Dudes – Bell 1975; Listen to the Band – Bell 1975; Greatest Hits – Bell 1976
8. 9. 4.8K views 6 years ago. One of the last performances of Harvey Ellison, playing with his long-time musical partner John Rossall, both of whom started out together in Boston Show Band who...
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15. Nov. 2019 · Of the original band members, Gerry Shephard died in 2003, and sax player Harvey Ellison passed away in 2017. More recently though, things are changing, with their appearances on Top of The Pops re-runs and more BBC radio airplay. In fact, Rock & Roll (part 2) is used in the new 2019 film soundtrack of The Joker.
1. Feb. 2017 · Just found out Harvey Ellison has died albeit 4 months late. I was a big fan of his and the infamous Glitter Band, whose records I still play today, and I’m 55 nearly. What did Harvey die of? My condolences to his wife and family. With Gerry having gone 14 years ago, it makes one realise, get out there and enjoy life while you can.
Harvey Ellison of The Glitter Band wrote and sang lead vocals on this one...it was included on the 1975 GB album 'Listen to the band'.If your a fan of Harvey...
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10. Feb. 2017 · Otley. By Jim Jack. Share. TRIBUTES have been paid to a former Otley schoolboy who went on to enjoy chart-topping success. Brian Harvey Ellison, formerly of Norwood, died of bowel cancer last week aged 65. Mr Ellison, who in recent years had lived in the New Forest area, was a Prince Henry's Grammar School student in the 1960s.
