Ashton, Gardner & Dyke were an English organ-rock trio that released a self-titled album on Polydor in 1969, followed by two albums and a soundtrack on Capitol between 1970 and 1972. Bassist Tony Ashton and drummer Roy Dyke hailed from the R&B/beat combo Remo Four, which gigged for five years and released the album Smile! […]
The Creation was an English rock quartet that was active during the mid-to-late 1960s. Vying for attention just as beat music and mod fashions were being overtaken by psychedelia, the band was noted for the antics of guitarist Eddie Phillips, who played his instrument with a violin bow. Musically, their legacy amounted to a series […]
Badger was an English symphonic hard-rock band that released a live album on Atco/Atlantic in 1973, followed by the Epic studio release White Lady in 1974. Members: Tony Kaye (keyboards), David Foster (bass), Roy Dyke (drums), Brian Parrish (guitar), Kim Gardner (bass), Jackie Lomax (vocals, rhythm guitar), Paul Pilnick (lead guitar) Background Badger formed in […]
