The End were an English pop-psych band from Surrey that released six 1965–68 singles on Philips, Sonoplay, and Sonet, followed by the album Introspection on Decca/London in 1969. The band was produced and managed by Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman and briefly masqueraded under the names Polos Opuestos and Timothy Grass. In late 1969, The End’s final lineup morphed into hard-rockers Tucky Buzzard, which issued five albums between 1970 and 1973.
Members: Dave Brown (bass, vocals), Nicky Graham (keyboards, vocals), Colin Giffin (guitar, lead vocals, 1965-68), Roger Groome (drums, 1965), Hugh Attwooll (drums, 1965-68), John Horton (saxophone, 1965-?), Gordon Smith (saxophone, 1966-67), Terry Taylor (guitar, 1967-70), Paul Francis (drums, 1968-70), Jimmy Henderson (vocals, 1968-70)
Discography:
- Introspection (1969)
Artist/Album Pages:
Gong was a French/Anglo musical collective that existed through numerous iterations over a four-de...
Colin Newman (born Sept. 16, 1954) is an English musician, vocalist, and songwriter from Salisbury...
Indians in Moscow were an English New Wave/synthpop band from Kingston upon Hull that released a s...
Juicy Lucy were an English blues-rock band from London that released two albums on Vertigo circa 1...
Sonny Worthing is an English singer-songwriter who released the album Teenage Dream on Transatlantic...
Camberwell Now were an English art-rock trio that debuted with a five-song EP on small-press Dupli...
Musical Youth were an English pop-reggae band from Birmingham that released the album The Youth of...
Ramsey Lewis (born May 27, 1935) is an American jazz pianist from Chicago. Discography: Rams...
Chaz Jankel (born April 16, 1952) is an English keyboardist, songwriter, and vocalist from Stanmor...
The Sound was an English post-punk band from London that released the 1980/81 albums Jeopardy and ...
The Glove was the art-pop collaborative side-project of Cure frontman Robert Smith and Siouxsie an...
Matumbi were an English reggae/lovers-rock band from London that issued three singles in 1973 and ...