LE MESURIER, ROBIN.
Guitar.
Member of Lion, 1980.
LE PAGE, DENNIS.
Banjo.
Member of The Dixie Flyers.
LE ROUX.
Bobby Campo - percussion, vocals; Tony Haselden - guitar; Leon Medica - bass; David
Peters - drums; Jeff Pollard - guitar, vocals; Rod Roddy - keyboards, vocals.
LE RUE, PHILLIPE.
Banjo, guitar.
Member of Le Rue, 1987.
LE RUE, PIERRE.
Accordion, fiddle, vocals.
Member of Le Rue, 1987.
LE RUE.
Dennis Calloway - accordion, bass; Fergus Feely - mandola; Lonzo McShane - drums;
Phillipe Le Rue - banjo, guitar; Pierre Le Rue - accordion, fiddle, vocals.
LE SURF, EDDIE.
Member of Eddie Edwards And The Alamo, 1975.
LE SURF, TONY.
Member of Eddie Edwards And The Alamo, 1975.
LE TEKRO, RONNI.
Guitar.
Member of TNT, 1982.
LEA, CHRIS.
Vocals.
Member of The Rockin' Berries, 1961-.
LEA, JIMMY.
Bass, vocals.
Member of The 'N' Betweens, 1966; Ambrose Slade, 1968; Slade, 1969.
LEA, LARRY.
Guitar, vocals.
Member of Roy Loney And The Phantom Movers, 1979-80.
LEACH, ANDY.
Drums.
Member of D&V, 1986.
LEACH, BEN.
Keyboards.
Member of The Farm, 1990.
LEACH, ED.
Percussion.
Session for The Rolling Stones, 1974.
LEACH, JOHN.
Cimbalon, kantele.
Session for The Alan Parson's Project, 1976; The Vapors, 1980.
LEACH, STEVE.
Bass, vocals.
Member of Shanti, 1971.
LEACOX, WILLIE.
Drums.
Session for America, 1977.
LEADBELLY.
Real name Huddie Ledbetter.
Thought to have been born 20th January 1989 in Mooringsport, Louisiana. Died 6th
December 1949 from polio, in New York
Accordion, guitar, harmonica, piano, vocals.
His first recordings were made for The Library Of Congress by Alan and John Lomax
while he was serving time for attempted murder in Angola State Prison in Louisiana,
1933-34. "Leadbelly" was no stranger to prison having kiled a man in Texas in 1917.
Although he was sentenced to life, he reputedly was freed having written a song for
the prison govenor.
After another brief (one year) spell in jail in 1939, he got a job as driver to
John Lomax before moving to New York and working the folk circuit with other
seminal figures like Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee and Woody Guthrie. He soon
became an established figure and by 1945 had his own radio show in Hollywood.
LEADHEN, JOHN.
Bass.
Member of Head Machine, 1970.
LEADING FIGURES.
Roger Coulam - keyboards; Ray Davies - trumpet; Eric Ford - bass; Arthur Greenslade
- keyboards; Joe Moretti - guitar; Alan Parker - guitar; Ronnie Verrell - drums;
Alan Whale - bass; Andy White - drums.
The Ray Davies of the line-up is not THE Ray Davies of Kinks fame. Released two
albums on Deram in 1967 (the first produced by Mike Vernon) but did nothing.
LEADON, BERNIE.
Born 19th July 1947 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Guitar, vocals.
Member of the Scottsville Squirrell Barkers, 1958-62; Hearts And Flowers, 1964-68;
Dillard & Clark, 1968-69; Linda Ronstadt And The Corvettes, 1969; the Flying
Burrito Brothers, 1969-71; Linda Ronstadt's band, 1971; The Eagles, 1972-76;
Leadon-Georgiades Band, 1977.
Sessions for Russ Giguere, 1971; Rita Coolidge, 1972; Free Creek, 1973.
LEADON-MIKE GEORGIADES BAND.
Brian Garafolu - bass; Mike Georgiades - vocal, guitar, banjo; Steve Goldstein -
keyboards; Dave Kemper - drums; Bernie Leadon - banjo, guitar, vocals.
LEAF HOUND.
Derek Brooks - guitar; Stuart Brooks - bass; Pete French - vocals; Mick Halls -
guitar; Keith George Young - drums.
Produced one album, 'Growers Of Mushroom' Decca SKL-R 5094. 1970, which is probably the
rarest major-label album of the progressive era.
LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN, THE.
Barry Andrews - organ; Robert Fripp - guitar; Sara Lee - bass; Johnny Toobad - drums.
LEAHY, JEFF.
Guitar, vocals.
Member of Foreheads In A Fishtank, 1991.
LEAHY, RONNIE.
Keyboards.
Member of The Pathfinders, 1967; White Trash, 1968; Trash, 1968; Stone The
Crows, 1972; The Dukes, 1979; Jack Bruce And Friends, 1983.
Sessions for Chris De Burgh, 1975; Alvin Lee, 1975, Donovan 1977; John Martyn;
Jack Bruce; Elton John, 1984.
LEAKE, LAFAYETTE.
Piano.
Sessions for Chuck Berry, 1957, 1964; Howlin' Wolf, 1972.
LEAMON, KEN.
Saxophone.
Member of The Preachers, 1965.
LEAMY, JOHN.
Drums.
Member of Surgery, 1991.
LEAR, GRAHAM.
Drums, percussion.
Member of Santana, 1977.
LEARY, S.P.
Drums.
Session for Fleetwood Mac, 1969; "T-Bone" walker, 1973; Otis Spann.
LEARY, VINNY.
Guitar, vocals.
Member of The Fugs, 1965-67.