Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Lascelles Gordon – percussion, keyboards (1985–1992) Ceri Evans – keyboards (1985–1992) Jay Ella Ruth – lead vocals (1990) Rob Cremona – keyboards (1990–1991) Jim Wellman – saxophone (1990–1991) N'Dea Davenport – lead vocals, tambourine (1990–1995, 2005–2013, 2016, 2019) Mike Smith – saxophone (1994–1996)
- Simon Bartholomew, Andrew Levy, Angela Ricci
- 1985–present
26. Feb. 2022 · Simon Bartholomew, Andrew Levy, Jan Kincaid, Lascelles Gordon and Ceri Evans formed Funk/Soul/Jazz/Pop band, The Brand New Heavies, in 1985. But it took some time and some major line up changes before the group finally found…
Lascelles Gordon. Real Name: Lascelles Gordon. Aliases: Lascelles, Slowdeck. In Groups: 7 Hurtz, Campag Velocet, Eight From The Egg, Flight (7), Heliocentric World, The Brand New Heavies, Woven Entity, Vibration Black Finger. Variations: Viewing All | Lascelles Gordon.
The Brand New Heavies. One of the most successful acid jazz/UK funk groups of all time. Lead vocalists over the years include Linda Muriel, Jay Ella Ruth, N'Dea Davenport, Siedah Garrett, Carleen Anderson, Nicole Russo, Honey Larochelle, Dawn Joseph and Sulene Fleming. All but the last two have appeared on lead vocals on the group's records.
We are honoured to present a brand new futurecast from legendary DJ Lascelle Gordon. Lascelle pioneered the “rare groove” sound at the Wag club and beyond with Barrie Sharpe, opened for A Certain Ratio, joined a precursor to acid jazzers the Brand New Heavies, was a member of Campag Velocet and entered the realms of electronic music with 7 ...
19. Juni 2020 · Lascelle 'Lascelles' Gordon - the driving force behind Vibration Black Finger – astonishes us yet again with a magnificent second album. Once more his inspiration is drawn from the obscure spiritual jazz collectives of the 1970s where he employs a vast array of like-minded collaborators to create a listening experience infused with ...
19. Juni 2020 · Only in a Dream Lascelle ‘Lascelles’ Gordon - the driving force behind Vibration Black Finger – astonishes us yet again with a magnificent second album. Once more his inspiration is drawn from the obscure spiritual jazz collectives of the 1970s where he employs a vast array of like-minded collaborators to create a listening ...
