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Ronnie Bond, died on 13 November 1992. In January 2012, Reg Presley retired after being diagnosed with lung cancer. The band carried on with new lead singer Chris Allen. Presley died on 4 February 2013. Bass guitarist and backing vocalist Pete Lucas died on 16 December 2023, his 73rd birthday.
Ronnie Bond war der erste, der eine Soloaufnahme machte (Anything for You, Single März 1969), gefolgt von Reg Presley mit Lucinda Lee im April. Chris Britton veröffentlichte sein Soloalbum As I Am im selben Jahr; es ist heute die meistgesuchte Troggs-Rarität.
13. Nov. 2009 · Ronnie Bond (Born Ronald Burris) May 4, 1943 – November 13, 1992. Ronnie Bond was the founding drummer for UK psychedelic rock band, the Troggs. Formed in 1964, the British Invasion band had such hits as “Wild Thing” and “Love is All Around.” The band broke up in 1969, with Bond going on to release a solo single that failed ...
12. Nov. 2015 · Ronnie Bond transitioned on Nov 12, 1992 at age 52 under non-disclosed circumstances, but former band bass player Pete Staples had this to say about Ronnie Bond: “Ronnie was a good heavy drummer and had a very good voice, possibly the best in the group. His frustration could be heard by the continued use of the F word. Underneath the drink and the frustration was a very kind bloke.”
9. Feb. 2022 · A Life In Song by Ronnie Bond, released 09 February 2022 1. Slightly Scared 2. Treat Me Like A Woman 3. Owning Up 4. Play Me A Sad Song 5. Dressed To Kill 6. It's The Business 7. Sweet Mystery Of Life 8. Do It Again 9. Dreamland 10. Only A Child 11. Court Jester 12. Learn How To Treat A Woman 13. The Mykonettes 14. Fly On The Wall 15 ...
Ronnie Bond of The Troggs - Anything for you (Ben Findon)The Larry Page Orchestra. Page One. Fontana. Ronnie Bond was the first drummer in The Troggs.Ronnie ...
Ronnie Bond. Real Name: Ronald James Bullis. Profile: Born 4 May 1940 in Andover, Hampshire, England - Died 13 November 1992 in Winchester, Hampshire, England. Founder member and drummer of The Troggs. Not to be confused with singer-songwriter Ronnie Bond (3) . Sites: Wikipedia.
