Rare Mod Volume 3 (Wainwright's Gentlemen feat. Ian Gillan)

01. Open The Door - The Montanas

02. No Matter How You Slice It - Sean Buckley & The Breadcrumbs

03. Baby I Need Your Loving - Andee Silver

04. Think About Love - Dave & The Diamonds

05. Life Is Just Beginning - The Creation

06. Chicago Calling - The Iveys

07. Can You Think Of Another - Derry Wilkie & The Pressmen

08. Look For Me Baby - Goldie & The Gingerbreads

09. Desdemona - John's Children

10. About My Girl - St Louis Union

11. Midnight Hour - Kenny Bernard & The Wranglers

12. Sunflower - The Nocturnes

13. Dr Nero - The Montanas

14. Goodbye Girl - The Preachers

15. Shatterproof - Sean Buckley & The Breadcrumbs

16. Such Is Life - Dave & The Diamonds

17. Little Egypt - The Iveys

18. Pink, Purple & Blue - Unknown

19. Verse One - Gary Brooker

20. Ain't That Just Like Me - Wainwright's Gentlemen

Ian joined Wainwright's Gentlemen from 1964 untill 1965. The band recorded a number of tracks including a cover of The Hollies hit "Ain't That Just Like Me" which was officially released in February 2011 on a compilation CD "Rare Mod, Volume 3" on the Acid Jazz label (AJXCD 238). The track features Gillan on vocals, Mick Tucker (later of Sweet) on drums and, according to band bassist Jan Frewer, is thought to have been recorded in 1965.

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Peter London - Single 1965 (feat. RITCHIE BLACKMORE)

Side A - Bless You
Side B - Baby I Like The Look of You

Bless You (Original Speed version)
Bless You  (Backing Track)
I´m Your Lovin' Man (Unissued Track)
Peter Cook  - Georgia
Peter Cook  - There And Bach Again

Peter London , single de Octubre de 1965 producido por Joe Meek con Ritchie Blackmore en Guitarra
Peter ya habia grabado un single (Abril 1965) con su nombre real (Peter Cook) pero decidio cambiarse el nombre para no confundirse con el comediante del mismo nombre , para eso la revista Record Mirror organizo un concurso (igualmente se desecharon todos los nombres alli propuestos) , se sospecha que en el Lado B no canta el , sino Paul Jones de Manfred Mann 

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The Outlaws - Single 1965 (feat. Ritchie Blackmore)

Side A:Don't Cry
Side B:Only For You : 5 [Blackmore on the b-side]

US feb.1965 Smash S 202
People involved

Ritchie Blackmore (gtr)(in 1964 He was replaced by future Hot Chocolate guitarist Harvey Hinsley); Chas Hodges (bss); Ken Lundgren (gtr); Mick Underwood (drm).

Producer Derek Lawrence reassembled Outlaws in order to record the B side on a US single. (Hinsley plays lead on the A side, which had been recorded earlier.)

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Simon Raven Cult feat. Nick Simper - Single 1966

Side A - I Wonder If She Remembers Me
Side B - Sea of Love (Wanted) no participa Nick Simper en el lado B

• Geoff Glover-Wright (Also Buddy Britten) (Lead Vocals/Guitar)

• Tony Richards (Keyboards)

• Nick Simper (Bass)

• Roger Pinner (Drums)

Nick Simper

"Back on the mainland, we began to get ourselves into mode as the Simon Raven Cult, whilst awaiting the return of "Simon", who had stayed in Jersey for an extra month to tie up a few loose ends. Finally he arrived back, staying at his parents' home in Kenton near Harrow. We had been calling him by his real name, Geoff, for some time, so there was no confusion with the change of name. The air of anticipation was heightened when we were presented with a new song by music publishers Shapiro Bernstein, titled "I Wonder If She Remembers Me". This proved to be a commercial sounding rocker with a strong hook, a great first record from the "new" group, we thought. Once again we assembled at Pye Studios with John Schroeder at the helm. This time the result was a much heavier record, with Geoff creating a great fuzz sound from his Stratocaster, achieved by making cuts in a speaker cone which he had turned towards the ceiling with his silver identity bracelet placed inside it!"

"Feeling confident that I could find myself a new gig I decided that it was time to move on. I was swiftly replaced by an excellent player called Brad, who played on the 'B' side of the new single, a pretty good cover of the old Marty Wilde hit, "Sea of Love". Any regrets I felt were swiftly dispelled when I received a copy of the record, which bore one single name on the label, that of Simon Raven! The Cult had vanished before it even began!"

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Boz : single 1968 feat. Ritchie Blackmore , Jon Lord and Ian Paice

I SHALL BE RELEASED (Dylan) prod DEREK LAWRENCE arranger JON LORD
DOWN IN THE FLOOD (Dylan) Prod. DEREK LAWRENCE arranger RAYMON BURREL

One of several musicians to have emerged from a difficult term with King Crimson into a career with a much more commercially viable future, Boz Burrell first cut his musical teeth as a vocalist with various local bands around the Norfolk area. Upon leaving college he turned professional with Lombard and the Tea Time Four, which, after bringing on board keyboardist Ian McLagan (who would later throw in his lot with The Small Faces), became the jazz-oriented unit The Boz People. In the short years of their existence, The Boz People made a reasonable name for themselves through live performances (occasionally as the backing band for singer Kenny Lynch) and managed to secure a recording deal with Columbia. Four singles were released by the band between '65 and '66 (You're Just the Kind of Girl I Wanted, Meeting Time, Pinnochio, and The Baby Song); public interest remained elsewhere, however, and so the various members ultimately moved on to other projects. A period followed as an itinerant musician amongst a succession of soul groups (The Sidewinders, Feel for Soul), but none of these possessed sufficient focus to establish a lasting presence in the business. During this period Burrell released two singles of cover tunes simply using the name Boz: I Shall Be Released (coupled with a version of Bob Dylan's Down In The Flood)Raymond Boz Burrell (v) , Ritchie Blackmore (g) ,Jon Lord (k) , Chas Hodges (bass) , Ian Paice o Carlo Little (segun Nick Simper) (d) ,Del Newman (arr. String Section)
hubo otro single despues de este ( tambien en 1968 ) con Light My Fire de los Doors , algunas biografias lo nombran a Blackmore como parte del proyecto , todavia no encontre ese single

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ST.VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE feat. JON LORD

A - Brother Can you Spare a Dime
B - Al's Party
From DPAS .... "The most bizarre stage in the Artwoods' career followed soon after. During their absence, Johnny Jones had secured another one-off deal for the band, this time with Fontana. The label's manager, Jack Baverstock, had come up with the idea of dressing the group as gangsters, and relaunching them under the new name of the The St. Valentine's Day Massacre. In reality, the proposal was a lame attempt to cash in on the gangster craze sweeping the country following the success of the film "Bonnie and Clyde". Wood was unequivocal in his condemnation of the episode. "It was a bloody stupid idea . but they reasoned that Georgie Fame was getting away with it — and we badly needed a gimmick." In a fit of desperation the group agreed to the idea, and a single, Bing Crosby's "Brother Can You Spare A Dime" / "Al's Party", was released under their new name, initially coming in an appropriate picture sleeve. Though it flopped in the U.K. it went to number one in Denmark and the group spent three weeks touring Scandinavia as chart topping stars, although Derek Griffiths looked back on the trip merely as "a few heavy-hearted gigs with a changed line-up."



"Actually I felt bloody ridiculous," says Lord. "It wasn't too bad abroad but back in England we had to wear these suits and I felt stupid playing R&B dressed like that. We all did." Despite the Scandinavian success, various promotional appearances with actress Faye Dunaway (who'd played Bonnie Parker in the Hollywood film), and a show in the window of the Lord John shop in Carnaby Street which was covered by cinema newsreel, the group disbanded. Wood concluded: "It was a sad way to go, but when all is said and done it was a good single. It had a great atmosphere and I still really like it."

in 1968 a new vocalist and keyboardist to St. Valentine's Day Massacre (Rod Goodway ,vocals and Steve on keyboards)
The itinerary was; two gigs in Paris & then back to England for fourteen nights without a break. A grueling enough schedule without the accompanying tour partying with such bands as The Spencer Davis Group, The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band & The Move.
Once this tour ended, there was no work on the horizon, so the band disbanded. Malcolm Poole went on to play with John Mayall, Derek Griffiths went on to be a session musician & then joined 'Satisfaction' in 1971. Colin Martin went on to be a BBC Producer & Rod ran into Andy Rickell who was playing with a band called 'White rabbit'.
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The ARTWOODS - At The BBC feat. JON LORD

1. Jon Lord Interview / In The Deep End
2. What Shall I Do
3. Day Tripper
4. Steady Gettin’ It
5. Devil With The Blue Dress On / Good Golly Miss Molly


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ALAN DEAN & HIS PROBLEMS single 1965 Feat. Ritchie Blackmore

A -Thunder And Rain (Howard, Blaikley) 3:07
B -As Time Goes By (Joe Meek) 2:09

Single editado en Febrero de 1965 por otro "misterioso grupo" de la factoria Meek con Ritchie Blackmore , Mick Underwood y seguramente Dave Adams , un tema compuesto por Joe Meek y el otro por Howard & Blaikley (duo compositor y managers de Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich , mas tarde se llevarian a Underwood a un nuevo proyecto The Herd)

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The Joe Meek Orchestra : Single 1963 feat. Ritchie Blackmore

A - The Kennedy March

B - Theme of Freedom

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CHRIS CURTIS : SINGLE 1966

Tras su salida de THE SEARCHERS y antes de comenzar a formar RONDABOUT Chris Curtis graba este single , como curiosidad ... se trata de un tema de JOE SOUTH (autor de Hush)

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Riki Maiocchi e i Trips

Arvid Andersen (The Three Musketeers) en lugar de Nick Simper ?
Ritchie Blackmore con el seudonimo Tom Brown?
Toda la aventura italiana de Ritchie Blackmore AQUI

Glenda Collins - Singles ,Outtakes & Unreleased feat. Ritchie Blackmore

01. Take A Chance (**) 1960
02. Crazy Guy (**)1960
03. Oh How I Miss You Tonight (**)1961
04. The Age For Love (**)1961
05. Head Over Heals In Love (**)1961
06. Find Another Fool (**)1961
07. I Lost My Heart At The Fairground 1963
08. I Feel So Good 1963
09. If You've Gotta Pick A Baby 1963
10. In The First Place 1963
11. Baby It Hurts 1964
12. Nice Wasn't It 1964
13. Lollipop 1964
14. Everybody's Got To Fall In Love 1964
15. Johnny Loves Me 1965

16. Paradise For Two 1965
17. Thou Shalt Not Steal 1965
18. Been Invited To A Party 1965
19. Something I've Got To Tell You 1966
20. My Heart Didn't Lie 1966
21. It's Hard To Believe It 1966
22. Don't Let It Rain On Sunday 1966
23. Sing c'est la vie 1966 (Unreleased)
24. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'
25. Run To Me (***)1966
26. You're Gonna Get Your Way (***)
27. Yeah Yeah Yeah (***)with the Riot Squad
28. Self Portrait (***)1966 with The Riot Squad

** temas del 1 al 6 unicos no producidos por Joe Meek
*** 25 to 28 Joe Meeks Last unfinished production

A raiz de que aparecieron una gran cantidad de rarezas de Glenda Collins , las mismas , prometidas para este post ,estaran proximamente mejor detalladas.

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The Outlaws - Pre-Ritchie Blackmore (Demos & Unreleased) part.2

Hay pocos datos sobre las sesiones en las que participaron The Outlaws , menos datos hay sobre las sesiones de grabacion que finalmente no vieron la luz , los siguientes temas se supone formarian parte de un larga duracion "Tribute to Buddy Holly" se tratan en su totalidad de temas compuestos por el popular interprete e interpretados por Mike Berry & The Outlaws en 1961 ( la version corta oficial editada en formato EP la pueden encontrar en este blog AQUI)

01- Everyday
02- I'm Gonna Love You Too
03- It's So Easy
04- Look At Me
05- Looking For Someone To Love
06- Oh Boy
07- Peggy Sue
08- Peggy Sue Go Married
09- Rave On
10- Take Your Time

Los Siguientes temas tambien son ineditos y corresponden al periodo 1961/62 previo al ingreso de Ritchie Blackmore ( supuestamente ... tal vez en alguno de estos out-takes toque Ritchie pero ... quien lo sabe ?)

11- Hight School Confidential (Unreleased)
12- Don't Ever Change (Unreleased)
13- My Little Baby (Out-take)
14- You'll Do It Your Fall In Love (Out-Take)
15- Mike Berry & The Outlaws Untitled Session (Be Bop A Lula and Others)
16- Upside Down (unreleased)

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The Outlaws - Pre - Ritchie Blackmore History (Singles ,Demos & Unreleased)

BILLY GREY & THE STORMERS / THE STORMERS
May 1960

Billy Grey (vocals)
Billy Kuy (guitar)
Reg Hawkins (guitar)
Chas Hodges (bass)
Bobby Graham (drums)

The group played the usual round of youth clubs, dance halls and holiday camps
But a few months later, in October 1960, Billy Grey left the group to get married and abandons the music.

Reg Hawkins - Billy Gray - Danny Rivers - Bobby Graham - the Emoire Theatre Butlins Holiday Camp, Filey, Yorkshire 1960

To Bobby Graham History: the invitation to join his first rock 'n' roll band in Spring I960 proved irresistible. An old school-mate, Billy Halsey, had formed Billy Gray and the Stormers. "Billy knocked on my door and said 'do you fancy going off to Butlins Holiday camp in Filey in Yorkshire for a summer season gig' remembers Graham. He declined -no, I'm a jazz musician". so the offer was made more attractive. there will be plenty of booze, plenty of girls' -'no, no' - 'it's 20 pounds a week'. Suddenly I became a rock 'n' roll musician".

The Stormers (Butlins, Filey, Yorkshire 1960)
Left to right: - Bobby Graham -Billy Kuy - Reg Hawkins - Chas Hodges

So off Graham went to Yorkshire, playing the chart hits of the day, mainly covers of Cliff and the Shadows. In September I960, after the Butlin's season, the Stormers split when Halsey got married. Joe Meek was interested in Mike Berry, but didn't like his backing band, so the Stormers were talked into reforming. Meek renamed them The Outlaws in late I960, "I thought (The Outlaws) was a bit camp. At the time we did what we were told" recalls Graham.

MICK BERRY AND THE OUTLAWS

Mick Berry & The (Originals) Outlaws 1960

The original Outlaws date back to December 1960 when they, as members of the then recently disbanded 'Billy Gray & The Stormers', reformed without Billy, on the promise of better things to come in the shape of a recording contract from the legendary producer Joe Meek, initially to back his newly signed artist Mike Berry. As it transpired, when Joe realised what a talented bunch they were, he was very keen to get them to record in their own right, as well as back virtually every other solo artist under Joe’s control.

The First apperance on record was Backing Berry is on a version of the Shirelles "Will you Love me Tomorrow" the track boasted a big orchestral arragement by Charles Blackwell and the vocal part is reputed to have needed more than twenty takes before meek was finally satisfied ...

SIDE A - My Baby Doll (Decca F 11314 -1961)
SIDE B - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Decca F 11314 -1961)

Mick Berry & Chas Hodges

THE OUTLAWS #1
They were called Outlaws in December 1960.
They used cowboy clothes, and their songs were about that subject.

Mike Berry (vocals)
Billy Kuy (guitar)
Reg Hawkins (guitar)
Chas Hodges (bass)
Bobby Graham (drums)
A superb band, they were approached by the late, mythical producer, Joe Meek.


From The Bobby Graham Story :The Outlaws became a Meek house band, backing up Mike Berry and John Leyton as well as recording on their own. Meek's unusual approach to songwriting made an impression: "He used to come to us with demos of him singing what he thought he heard in his head, but he would use strange backing tracks that were nothing to do with the song. Occasionally he might try to play a few notes on the piano. We used to rewrite the things, but we would always see his name on the label, not ours!

You didn't dare criticise Joe, as he might throw a wobbly. I didn't like his occult thing, I'd seen him and (songwriter) Geoff Goddard on a oujia board session. He told me he was talking to Buddy Holly and Mario Lanza. Its no secret we didn't get on. He was a sad little man, a very lonely person. He couldn't relate to people"
They also released two singles:

SIDE A - Swingin' low (Mar 61, HMV)
SIDE B - Spring is near (Mar 61, HMV)

SIDE A - Ambush (Jun 61, HMV)
SIDE B - Indian brave (Jun 61, HMV)

Swingin' Low is a Top Fifty in Aplil 1961
It's Interesting to note that for the flipside Meek used a track that had been written for his abortive space fantasy "I Hear A New World". One of the demo tracks for the project which he had Releaded on his Short-Lived Triumph lavel called "Valley of The Saroos" Was transformed into a lush ballad titled "Spring Is Near"

Joe Meek & The Blue Men - Valley of The Saroos

They released an album, Dream of the west (Dic 1961)

01 - Dream Of The West
02 - The Outlaws
03 - Husky Team
04 - Rodeo
05 - Smoke Signals
06 - Ambush
07 - Barbecue
08 - Spring Is Near
09 - Indian Brave
10 - Homeward Bound
11 - Western Sunset
12 - Tune For Short Cowboys

Dream Of The West is a concept album on the topic "The Wild West"
Ritchie Blackmore hasn't met The Outlaws yet, it's Billy Kuy playing guitar. All 12 tunes are composed by Joe Meek under his standard pseudonyme Robert Duke. With a duration of only 26 minutes
More demos from "I Hear A New World " Were used , "Entry of The Globbots" became the comical "Tune for short Cowboys",while "Around the Moon" was transformed into "Husky Team" a tune recorded by another Meek group (The Saints) some time later .

Joe Meek & The Blue Men - Entry of The Globbots
The Blue Men - Orbit Around The Moon
The Saints - Husky Team
The Outlaws - Ambush (unreleased Joe Meek's Mix)
The Outlaws - Tune from Short Cowboys (Unreleased Joe Meek's Mix)

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Heinz - The Complete Heinz feat. Ritchie Blackmore

Heinz / Heinz & The Wild Boys feat. Ritchie Blackmore

01. Dreams Do Come True
02. Been Invited To A Party
03. Just Like Eddie
04. Don't You Knock On My Door
05. Country Boy
06. Long Tall Jack
07. You Were There
08. No Matter What They Say
09. Please Little Girl
10. For Loving Me This Way
11. Questions I Can't Answer ( & Wild Boys)12. Beating Of my Heart ( & Wild Boys)13. Diggin' My Potatoes ( & Wild Boys) *14. She Ain't Coming Back ( & Wild Boys)
15. Don't Think Twice It's Alright ( & Wild Boys)16. Big Fat Spider ( & Wild Boys)17. End Of The World
18. You Make Me Feel So Good
19. Heart Full Of Sorrow
20. Don't Worry Baby
21. Movin' In
22. I'm Not A Bad Guy


01. I Get Up In The Morning
02. Talk Like A Man
03. That Lucky Old Sun
04. Lonely River
05. Live It Up
06. Don't You Understand
07. When Your Loving Goes Wrong
08. Tribute To Eddie
09. Hush-A-Bye
10. (Sorry) I Ran All The Way Home
11. Summertime Blues
12. Don't Keep Pickin' At Me
13. Cut Across Shorty
14. Three Steps To Heaven
15. Come On And Dance
16. Twenty Flight Rock17. Look For A Star
18. My Dreams
19. I Remember20. Rumble In The Night
21. Somebody To Love (live)
22. I Got A Woman (live)

* El Tema "Diggin' My Potatoes" esta acreditado tanto a Ritchie Blackmore como a Jimmy Page ... es posible que uno toque en el lado B y otro en el Lado A pero absolutamente improbable que ambos compartan la grabacion ...
A Pesar del Titulo "the Complete Heinz" todavia hay mucho mas de Heinz feat. Ritchie Blackmore para compartir ...
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SUN DRAGON - feat. Ritchie Blackmore,Ian Paice & Jon Lord

01 Green Tambourine (2:25) (Leka ,Pinz)
02 So You Wanna Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:01) (Hillman, McGuinn)
03 Seventeen (2:43)
04 Peacock Dress (2:19)
05 Five White Horses (2:30)
06 Far Away Mountain (2:53)
07 Blueberry Blue (2:22) (Leka ,Pinz)
08 Love Minus Zero (3:19) (Dylan)
09 I Need All The Friends I Can Get (2:26)
10 Windy (2:10) (Friedman)
11 Empty Highway (2:39)
12 Look At The Sun (2:56)

Members: Rob Freeman, Ian McLintock
Sun Dragon was a group associated with producer Derek Lawrence, and their studio sides included accompaniment by Ritchie Blackmore, Jon Lord, and Ian Paice, in the time after the latter three had given up on Roundabout

Rob Freeman (guitar and vocals)and Ian McLintock (bass and vocals)never quite achieved rock stardom, but it wasn't for a lack of talent or effort, and their career together unwittingly serves as a superb example of the shifting tides of the British rock scene in the 1960s and early '70s.
Freeman and McLintock first worked together in the Others, an R&B combo from Southwest London whose lone single, a cover of Bo Diddley's "Oh Yeah," was a well crafted rave-up in the manner of the Rolling Stones and the Pretty Things.
, along with an unreleased follow-up, but by 1966 the Others had split and Freeman and McLintock had formed a new band, the more pop-oriented Sands. There was more than a bit of nascent psychedelia in Sands' music, especially their cover of the Bee Gees' "Mrs. Gillespie's Refrigerator" and "Listen to the Sky," an original that ends in a bizarre noise coda that quotes Holst's he Planets! After one single Sands fell apart, despite management by Brian Epstein, but Freeman and McLintock soldiered on with a new project, Sun Dragon, which scored an almost-hit with their cover of the Lemon Pipers' "Green Tambourine" in 1968 (with typical luck, their label's pressing plant went on strike as the single was starting to gain radio play, prematurely ending its run on the charts). Sun Dragon's music was more polished and calculatingly commercial than their earlier efforts, with polished production and a strong emphasis on covers, but the group's first and only album

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Tom Jones feat. Ritchie Blackmore 1965

1965-11 - Columbia DB 7733 - RGM

01 Lonely Joe (SIDE A)
02 I Was A Fool (SIDE B)

1965-05 - Columbia DB 7566 - RGM

03 Little Lonely One (SIDE A)
04 That's What We'll Do (Side B)

05 Chills and Fever (US Only)
06 Baby I'm In Love (US Only)

Los temas 5 y 6 son contemporaneos al resto y tambien producidos por Joe Meek no consta documentacion de que Ritchie Blackmore participe en ellos .

Tom Jones y Heinz & The Wild Boys

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SUN DRAGON - 1968 Feat. Ritchie Blackmore, Jon Lord & Ian Paice

01 Far Away Mountain (Stereo Single Mix)
02 BlueBerry Blue (Stereo Single Mix)

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Neil Christian & The Crusaders feat. Ritchie Blackmore

01 My Baby Left Me (Crudup) 2:42
02 Yahetty Yak (Tidmarsh) 2:56

Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Neil Christian (vcl); Tony Dangerfield (bss); Carlo Little (drm); Matt Smith (pno).

03 Oops (Dallon) 2:12 * 1966
04 She Said Yeah (Dallon) 2:38 *1966

*Estos 2 temas de 1966 no suelen estar en las discografias, sin embargo los creditos del disco señalan que quienes acompañan a Neil Christian son Bibi Blange(Bass),Tornado Evans(Drums),Elmer Twitch(piano),y Ritchie Blackmore (guit)

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The Maze - Singles ( feat. Rod Evans & Ian Paice)

MI 5 (1966)
Rod Evans - vocals ,Chris Banham - organ ,Eric Keene - bass ,Roger Lewis - guitar ,Ian Paice - drums

01-You'll Never Stop Me Loving You
02-Only Time Will Tell

Recorded one single, before changing their name to "The Maze".

THE MAZE (1966)

01 Hello Strange
02 Telephone (Gracias !! ha-jo) (este Single AQUI)
THE MAZE (1967)

03-Harlem Shuffle
04-I'm So Glad
05-The Trap
04-What Now (Gracias !! beat66) (este EP AQUI)

THE MAZE (1967)

06-Aria Del Sud
07-Non Fatemio Odiar
THE MAZE (1967)

01 Catteri Catteri AQUI02 Easy Street AQUI



The Maze (1966 to February 1968 )
People involved
Chris Banham (kbr); Rod Evans (vcl); Eric 'Jack' Keene (bss); Roger Lewis (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).


The MI 5 became The Maze and released three singles - one of them in Italy, in Italian! - and an EP. Says Roger Lewis: "The EP we made was recorded in Italy (Milan), in Feb/March 1967, released in France ... It was recorded live - that is, without overdubs as we wanted to reproduce the sound we used to get on stage."
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