BURROWS, ROBBIE.
Drums.Member of Spider, 1981.
BURROWS, TONY.
Born 14th April 1942 in Exeter, Devon.Vocals.
Member of Edison Lighthouse.
Sessions for Long John Baldry, 1971; Chris Spedding, 1976.
BURRUSS, MONICA.
Vocals.Session For Johnny Winter, 1974.
BURT, HEINZ.
Bass.Member of The Tornados, 1961-67; 1975.
BURTIS, SAM.
Trombone.Session for Paul Butterfield s Better Days, 1973.
BURTON, BARRY.
Guitar, steel guitar, dobro, mandolin, vocals.Member of the Amazing Rhythm Aces.
BURTON, "BURT".
Bass.Member of Toranaga, 1988.
BURTON, GARY.
Vibraphone.Founder and mastermind of the Gary Burton Quartet of the late 1960's, he has since developed as a jazz soloist.
Session for Chuck Corea, 1972.
Albums: Alone at Last, 1971; Gary Burton and Keith Jarrett, 1971; Duster; Good Vibes, 1970; In the Public Interest; Norwegian Wood; Paris Encounter; Throb; Dreams So Real, 1976; Seven Songs, 1974; Crystal Silence, 1972; Hotel Hello, 1974; Turn of the Century, 1976.
BURTON, JAMES.
Guitar, dobro.Sessions for Doug Kershaw; Jonathan Edwards, 1976; Buffalo Springfield, 1967.
BURTON, JOE.
Trombone.Sessions for B.B. King, 1972, 1975.
BURTON, KEVIN.
Organ.Session for Harvey Mandel, 1972.
BURTON, KIM.
Percussion, piano.Member of Onward International, 1984; Working Week, 1984.
BURTON, LEE.
Drums.Member of The Killjoys, 1977.
BURTON, PAUL.
Bass.Member of Help Yourself, 1972; Deke Leonard And Iceberg, 1973.
BURTON, POL.
Drums.Member of Transvision Vamp, 1988.
BURTON, RUSSELL.
bass, vocals.Member of Mighty Mighty, 1986-87.
BURTON, STEVE.
Vocals.Member of Starfighters, 1981.
BURTON, TREVOR.
Bass, vocals, guitar.Member of the Move, 1967; Steve Gibbons Band, 1976.
Sessions for Luther Grosvenor; Gary Wright, 1970.
GARY BURTON QUARTET.
Gary Burton - vibra, harp; Larry Coryell - guitar; Roy Haynes drums; Jerry Hann - guitar; Bob Moses - drums; Steve Swallow - bass; Roy Haynes drums; Gary Burton looked like a hippy, and everyone knew hippies played rock in the late 1960's. But Burton s field was actually jazz, and he is probably responsible for a large audience of listeners today who would never have listened to jazz under normal circumstances in their formative music-listening years. Besides that, his original group featured one of the fastest guitar players of the time, Coryell, who has since built a large jazz audience around himself as a soloist. A1bums: The Time Machine, 1966; Tennessee Firebird, 1967; Dister, 1967; Lofty Fake Anagram, 196~ .BURWOOD, TIM.
Bass.Member of The Bodines, 1985-87.
BUSEY, GARY.
Guitar, vocals. Young actor and musician who frequently recorded as session help under the name Teddy Jack Eddy.BUSH TETRAS.
Formed in New York, 1979.Laura Kennedy - bass; Pat Place - guitar; Dee Pop - drums; Cynthia Sley - vocals.
BUSH, CATHERINE "KATE".
Born Plumstead, Surrey. 30th July 1958.Multi-instrumentalist, vocals, writer.
Discovered by Pink Floyd's Dave Gilmour while still a schoolgirl, he convinced EMI to sign her to ensure her talent developed. Found instant stardom with her first single, "Wuthering Heights".
Although her on-stage work was innovative and exciting, she has only toured once, in 1979. Since then she has restricted her work to infrequent albums, guesting occasionally with Peter Gabriel. Maintains an intensely private image, giving few interviews and doing little to promote her material other than well crafted promo videos.
Contributed songs to the films Castaway, 1987; She's Having A Baby, 1988 as well as Comic Strip productions, in which she has also acted.
BUSH, ROGER.
Bass, double bass, vocals.Member of The Flying Burrito Brothers, 1971; Country Gazette, 1973-75.
BUSHE, ALBERT.
Bass, vocals.Member of David Rudder & Tambu, 1990.
BUSHELL, MARTIN.
Guitar.Member of Wildfire, 1984; Statetrooper, 1986.
BUSHELL, NICK.
Bass.Member of Demon, 1991.
BUSHY, RON.
Drums.Member of Iron Butterfly, 1967-75.
BUSTERS.
Bob McCarthy - bass, vocals; Stewart Phillips - drums, vocals; Ej Quincey - guitar, vocals; Peter Spearin - guitar, vocals.BUTALA, TONY.
Vocals.Member of the Lettermen.
BUTCH.
Bass, vocals.Member of Flash Cadillac, 1974.
BUTCHER, BILINDA.
Guitar, vocals.Member of My Bloody Valentine, 1988.
BUTCHER, DAMON.
Keyboards.Member of Rough Diamond, 1977; Dynamic Three, 1987-88; Everything But The Girl, 1988.
BUTCHER, GARY.
Guitar.Member of Banderas, 1991-.
BUTCHER, ROBBIE.
Bass.Member of Ellery Bop, 1984.
BUTLER, ARTIE.
Piano.Session for Joe Cocker, 1968.
BUTLER, BERNARD.
Guitar.Member of Suede, 1992.
BUTLER, BILLY.
Guitar.Session for John Hammond, 1964, 1968; Barry Goldberg, 1969.
BUTLER, DURRON MAURICE.
Rapper.Member as Turbo B of Snap!, 1990-92.
BUTLER, GEEZER.
Bass.Member of Black Sabbath.
BUTLER, GEORGE.
Drums.Member of Uncle Dog, 1972.
BUTLER, JERRY.
Vocals.Member of The Roosters; The Impressions.
Although it was at one time Jerry Butler And The Impressions, he left in 1959 to follow a solo career.
Albums: All Time Jerry Butler Hits; Best of Jerry Butler; Best of Jerry Butler; Jerry Butier's Golden Hits Live; Fourteen Golden Recordings; Ice Man Cometh; Infinite Style of Jerry Butler; Just Beautiful; Power of Love; Spice of Life; Starring Betty Everett; Sweet Sixteen; Together; Tribute to Burt Bacharach; Very Best of Jerry Butler. JESSE Organ.
Session for Doobie Brothers, 1976.
BUTLER, JOE.
Drums.Member of the Lovin Spoonful, 1965-69.
BUTLER, JOHN.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Diesel Park West, 1987-88.
BUTLER, MARTIN.
Guitar.Member of the Demons, 1977.
BUTLER, PAUL.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Jellybread, 1969-72.
Sessions for Mike Vernon; B.B. King, 1971.
BUTLER, RICHARD.
Born 5th June 1956 in Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey.Vocals.
Member of The Psychedelic Furs, 1979-.
BUTLER, RONALD.
Bass.Member of The Psychedelic Furs.
BUTLER, SEAN.
Drums.Member of Western Promise, 1985.
BUTLER, STEPHEN.
Guitar.Member of Eek A Mouse, 1984-.
BUTLER, TIM (1).
Bass.Member of The Psychedelic Furs, 1979-.
BUTLER, TIM (2).
Bass.Member of Catapult, 1987.
BUTLER, TERRY.
Bass.Member of Black Sabbath, 1968-.
BUTLER, TONY.
Bass.Member of Big Country, 1982-.
BUTORAC, FRANK.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Gabriel, 1975.
BUTTERFIELD, PAUL.
Writer, flute, guitar, harmonica, organ, piano.Born December 17th, 1942 in Chicago
Considered to be the best blues harmonica player of his generation, Butterfield learnt his craft in Chicago's many blues bars listening to the greats like Junior Wells and James Cotton.
By the mid sixties he had gone through a number of loose band line-ups before forming the finest American blues band of the sixties, The Paul Butterfield Blues band. It was the launch pad for many fine musicians who went on to succesful solo careers. By the early seventies, however, Butterfield tired of trying to extend the blues, (he had fused it with a variety of styles from jazz to raga), and returned to his Chicago blues roots with a new band, Better Days.
While he had epitomised American music in the mid sixties, the seventies saw him struggle for a meaningful place in the music scene.
In 1975 he took the plunge into a solo career and the life of a session vocalist and harmonica player.
Sessions for Fathers and Sons, 1969; Creation, 1976; Nick Jameson, 1977.
Album: Put It In Your Ear, 1975.
See: Paul Butterfield's Better Days and Paul Butterfield's Blues Band.
PAUL BUTTERFIELD'S BETTER DAYS.
Ronnie Barron - keyboards; Paul ButterfieId - keyboard, harmonica, vocal; Amos Garrett - guitar, bass, vocals; Geoff Muldaur - vocals, slide guitar, keyboard; Christopher Parker - drums; Billy Rich - bass.A stop-gap band between the Paul Butterfield Blues band and his solo career. It allowed for some change in style and direction but still maintained a purist blues background.
See: Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
Albums: Paul Butterfield - Better Days, 1974; It All Comes Back, 197.
PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND.
Fred Beckmeier - bass; Elvin Bishop - guitar, 1965-67; Big Black - congas, 1971; Mike Bloomfield - guitar,until 1967; Paul Butterfield - harmonica, guitar, flute, piano; BiIIy Davenport - drums, 1966; George Davidson - drums, 1970; Gene Dinwiddie - saxophone, flute, mandolin, 1967; Buzzy Feiten - quitar, keyboard, 1968; Ted Harris - keyboard, 1969; Rod Hicks - bass, cello, vocals, 1969; Keith Johnson - trumpet, piano, 1967; Trevor Lawrence - saxophone; Steve Madaio - trumpet, 1969; Naffy Markham, 1968; Bugsy Maugh - bass, vocals, 1967; Mark Naftalin - keyboards, 1966-67; Dave Sanbourn - saxophone, 1967; Ralph Wash - guitar, 1970; Dennis Whitted - drums, 1971; PhiI WiIson - drums, congas, percussion, 1967.After hanging out with other blues players like Barry Goldberg and Harvey Mandel, Paul Butterfield decided to form a real blues band in 1965. His work can be likened in many ways to Alexis Korner or John Mayall, providing a training ground for America's new wave of blues players.
The band became a focal point for electric blues throughout the sixties but by the early seventies, Butterfield was looking once more to his Chicago roots. He dissolved the Blues band in 1972, moving on to Better Days which lasted a further three years.
BUTTERFLY CHILD.
Joseph Cassidy - bass, guitar, vocals; Gary McKendry - guitar; Rudy Tambala - programming.BUTTHOLE SURFACE.
King Coffee - drums; Gibby Haynes - vocals; Paul Leary - guitar; Jeff Pinkus - bass; Theresa Taylor - drums.BUTTON, IAN.
Guitar, vocals.Member of The Thrashing Doves, 1985.
BUTTREY, KENNETH.
Drums, percussion.Member of Area Code 615; Stray Gators, 1972.
Sessions for Bob Dylan, 1966, 1969; Pearls Before Swine, 1970; J.J. Cale, 1972; Donovan, 1974,1976; Harvey Mandel; lan and Sylvia; Pointer Sisters, 1974; Bob Seger, 1974; John Hammond, 1975; Mike Harrison, 1975; Neil Young, 1975; Splinter, 1977.
BUTTSTEAK.
George M. Bowen - guita, vocals; Jim Glass - guitar; Scott Hedrick - bass; Julie McDermott - keyboards, vocals; Sergio Ponce - drums.BUTZMANN, FRIEDER.
Berlin-based underground/experimental musician of the early 1980s.BUX.
Rocky Isaac - drums; Mickey Jones - bass; Ralph Mormon - vocals; Punky Meadows - guitar; James Newton - guitar.Album: We Come To Play, 1976.
BUY OFF THE BAR.
Paul Heckert - guitar, vocals; Michael Lemmens - saxophone, vocals; Francois Moonen - tambourine; Loet Schilder - drums; Marcel van Hoof - bass; Theo van Heynsbergen - guitar; Ingmar van Wynsberge - guitar.
BUZZCOCKS.
Formed in Manchester, 1975.Garth Davies (Smith) - bass, until 1977; Howard Devoto - vocals; Steve Diggle - bass, guitar; Steve Garvey - bass, 1978-; John Maher - drums; Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals.
BY CHANCE.
Daniel Francois - guitar; Michel S - vocals.BYARS, BRENT.
Conga, Yocals.Member of Tower of Power until1973.
BYCROFT, JIM.
Keyboards, saxophone.Member of Trixie's Big Red Motorbike, 1982.
BYERS, BILL.
Trombone.Session for the Mothers of Invention, 1972; Frank Zappa, 1972.
BYERS, JIM.
Guitar.Member of Touchstone, 1971.
BYFIELD, JOE.
Maraccas.Member of Gallon Drunk, 1991.
BYFORD, BIFF.
Born 15th January 1952 in Hanley, Staffordshire.Vocals.
Member of Saxon, 1977-82.
BYLES, MICHAEL.
Guitar, saxophone.Member of Popular Voice, 1982-83.
BYNDE, MIKE.
Conga, percussion.Member of Blue Rondo A La Turk, 1981-82.
BYNOE, DAVID.
Bass, flute, harmonica, drums.Member of Bagatelle.
BYRCHMORE, PETER.
Guitar, brass, keyboards, vocals.Member of The Nightingales, 1985-86; Robert Lloyd's band, 1989-91; Terminal Hoedown, 1992.
BYRD, BILLY.
Guitar.Session for Leon Russell, 1973.
BYRD, CARL.
Drums.Member of Zulu.
BYRD, JOSEPH.
Synthesiser.Member of the United States of America, 1968.
BYRDS, THE.
Gene Clark - guitar, vocals, writer, harmonica; Mike Clark - drums; David Crosby - guitar, vocals, writer; Chris Hillman - bass, mandolin, guitar, vocals; Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals, writer, keyboards; Gene Parsons - drums; Gram Parsons - guitar, vocals, until 1969; Red Rhodes - pedal steel guitar; Clarence White - guitar; Jay York - bass.
BYRES, RODNEY "RADIATION".
Guitar.Member of The Specials, 1977-83.
BYRNE, ALAN.
Bass.Member of Something Happens, 1988.
BYRNE, COLIN.
Guitar.Member of The Baby Snakes, 1987.
BYRNE, DAVID.
Born 14th May 1952 in Dumbarton, Scotland.Guitar, vocals.
Member of Talking Heads, 1977.
BYRNE, FRAN.
Drums.Member of Frankie Miller's band, 1979.
BYRNE, FRANK.
Drums.Member of Ace, 1974-.
BYRNE, IAN.
Drums.Member of Runrig, 1984-.
BYRNE, MARK.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Vitus Dance, 1979.
BYRNE, PADRAIG.
Bass.Member of The Great Leap Forward, 1987.
BYRNE, STEVE (d).
Drums.Member of Multi Story, 1984.
BYRNE, STEVE (v).
Vocals.Member of Freeze Frame, 1983-84.
BYRON, BUCK.
Vocals.Member of Buck Byron And The Little Seizures, 1978,79; Credit When Lit; Norman Bates Motel; Buck Byron & Les Techs.
BYRON, CLIVE.
Drums.Member of Power, 1985.
BYRON, DAVID.
Born 19th January 1947 in Epping, Essex.Vocals, writer.
Member of Uriah Heep, 1970-76; Rough Diamond, 1977; Uriah Heep, 1978-86.
Solo album: Take No Prisoners, 1975
BYRON, LARRY.
Guitar.Member of T.I.M.E., 1968-69; Steppenwolf (replaced Mars Bonfire), 1969-70.
Sessions for Chi Coltrane, 1973; Hoodoo Rhythm Devils, 1978; Levon Helms, Steve Young, 1978; Eddie Rabbitt, 1979
BYRSON, WALLY.
Guitar, vocals.Member of the Raspberries, 1972-74; Tatoo, 1976.
BYWATER, STEPHEN.
Guitar, vocals.Member of The Wallflowers, 1986.
BYWATERS, PETER.
Vocals.Member of Peter And The Test Tube Babies, 1980.