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Rodger Mingaye - Keyboards/Guitar - RGM Music Productions | LinkedIn. Keyboard player with the Rhythm and Blues Band. Stevenage, England, United Kingdom. 38 followers 36 connections. RGM Music...
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Rodger Mingaye, from Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages, joined up as new lead guitarist while Big Jim Sullivan still played with them on records. The B-side of the Outlaws third single, "Crazy Drums", was credited solely to Meek, although Bobby Graham had devised it as a drum showcase.
22. Nov. 2019 · Lead guitarist Rodger Mingaye was recruited by Joe Meek in 1962 from Screaming Lord Sutch’s Savages. he went on to perform in a Bruce Springsteen tribute band. Mick Underwood, drummer with The Outlaws from 1962 to 1966, played and recorded with The herd, but left before they hit the big time.
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Rodger Mingaye Mick Underwood Ritchie Blackmore Harvey Hinsley Edward Watson Ray (Biffo) Byhart rhythm guitar. The Outlaws were an English instrumental band that recorded in the early 1960s. [1] One-time members included Chas Hodges (born Charles Nicholas ...
With the line-up : Ken Lundgren, Don Groom, Chas Hodges, Roger Mingaye "Ku-Pow!" b/w "Last Stage West" (February 1962) "Sioux Serenade" b/w "Fort Knox" (12 October 1962) With the line-up : Mick Underwood, Ken Lundgren, Chas Hodges, Ritchie Blackmore "Poppin' Medley Part 1". b/w "Poppin' Medley Part 2".
Tracks 4-7 features Rodger Mingaye Lead Guitar,Ken Lundgren Rythm And Steel Guitar,Chas Hodges Bass and Don Groom drums. Tracks B 1-6 feature Ritchie Blackmore lead Guitar,Kenny Lundgren Rythm And Steel Guitar,Chas Hodges Bass Guitar And Mick Underwood Drums. The Outlaws - Rare Items.
