O'NEILL, SEAMUS.
Drums.Member of The Bankrobbers, 1982.
O'ROURKE, JIMMY.
Guitar.Member of John Fred's Playboy Band.
O'SHAUGHNESSY, PAUL.
Violin.Member of Altan, 1988.
O'SULLIVAN, GILBERT.
Born Raymond O'Sullivan.Piano, vocals.
Had a run of chart singles in the seventies. One, "Clair" was written about the daughter of his manager Gordon Mills, for whom he was a babysitter.
O'SULLIVAN, HUGH.
Organ, vocals.Session for John Kay, 1973.
O'TOOLE, MARK.
Bass.Member of Frankie Goes To Hollywood, 1980.
O'TOOLE, TERRY.
Piano.Member of the Mojos, 1963-64.
O'WILLIAMS, WENDY.
Vocals.Member of the Plasmatics.
Wendy started her stage career in sex shows but soon found her place as the queen of minimalist punk. Her on-stage antics used to include chain-sawing guitars in half but unfortunately she's mellowed with age.
Went through a period as the grande dame of Heavy Metal back in the mid-eighties since when she's been awfully quiet.
OAK.
George Weathers Borden Jnr. - bass, vocals; Danny Caron - drums; Rick Pinette - guitar, piano, vocals; David Stone - keyboards, vocals; Scott Grover Weatherspoon - guitar, vocals; John Foster - bass, 1980.OAKEY, PHIL.
Vocals.Member of the Human League, 1977.
OAKHAM, PETER.
Member of Joe Brown's band during the sixties.OAKLEY, BERRY.
Born 4th April 1948 in Chicago. Died 11th November 1972 in Macon, Georgia.Bass.
Member of the Allman Brothers Band until his death in 1972.
Session for Johnny Jenkins, 1970.
OASIS.
Formed in Manchester, England. 1992.Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs - bass; Liam Gallagher - vocals; Neol Gallagher - guitar, vocals; Tony McCarroll - drums, 1992-1994; Paul McGuiggan - guitar; Alan White - drums, 1994-.
OATES, JERRY.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Calico, 1975.
OATES, JOHN.
Guitar, vocals.Member of Hall and Oates, 1973.
OBAN, GEORGE.
Bass.Member of Aswad, until 1977.
OBERLE, DAVID.
Drums.Session for Steve Howe, 1975.
OBERLE, MIKE.
Drums, percussion, vocals.Member of the Ian Thomas Band, 1976.
OBLANSSEY, CATHERINE.
Percussion, vocals.Member of Polyrock, 1980.
OBLIVION EXPRESS.
See: Brian Auger's Oblivion Express.
OCASEK, RICK.
Guitar, vocals.Member of the Cars, 1978.
Session for Steve Howe, 1975.
OCCAPELLA.
Liz Curtis - vocals; Bill Innes - saxaphone; Jackie Joyce - vocals; James Locke - drums; Tony de Winton Puller - guitar, keyboards; Nico Vitto - bass.OCCULT CHEMISTRY.
Gordon Calm - vocals, whistle; Thomas Dixon - bass, guitar, percussion; Justin - drums, piano; Selima - flute, piano; Martha Tilson - vocals.OCEAN, BILLY.
Born Leslie Sebastian Charles, 21st January 1950 in Trinidad.Vocals.
Brought up in the east end of London after his parents had emigrated there. He sang with a variety of local groups during the late sixties and early seventies. During that period he recorded under a variety of names - Joshua for Louvigny-Marquee; Les Charles for Spark; Scorched Earth for Youngblood - before being signed to GTO and renaming himself Billy Ocean.
Went on to become the most successful soul singer based in Britain.
OCEAN, HUMPHREY.
Bass, cover designer.Member of Kilburn & The High Roads, 1973.
Cover designs for 10cc (The Original Soundtrack); Wings (inner sleeve of Speed Of Sound) and others.