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Musical Partners & Band Members: Drums
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Mark Brzezicki | performed with:
Big Country,
Ultravox,
Procol Harum,
The Cult,
Fish,
Nigel Preston,
Rick Astley,
John Webster,
Ian Astbury,
Jamie Stewart,
Joan Armatrading,
Rick Walton,
Howard Jones,
Frida,
Tom Cochrane,
Richie Zito,
Les Warner,
Matt Sorum,
Roger Daltrey,
Bob Rock,
Midge Ure,
Pete Townshend,
Carol Kenyon,
Josh Phillips-Gorse,
Billy Duffy,
Charley Drayton ...and many more http://www.the-company.com/hmarkb.htm |
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Kevin Wilkinson | (1958 - July 17, 1999) He was a former drummer for British pop groups including Squeeze, The Waterboys, China Crisis and The Proclaimers and his last work was with Howard Jones.
He committed suicide on July 17, 1999, age 41 by hanging himself at the family home in Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom. Our thoughts are now for the family that he leaves behind http://www.the-company.com/hkevin.htm |
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Dave Haswell | Dave isn't just a drummer, he is a percussionist. Setting a groove or a feeling is his speciality. Know for his ethnic percussion on Tam White's album, but check out the credits on many Fish albums and see his importantes. Performed/recorded with many Celtic acts including The Incredible String Band, Talitha Mackenzie, Savourna Stevenson, Capercaillie, and Rock singer Fish. Currently playing with Jimi McRae (renamed as Pipedreams) |
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Dave Stewart |
In 1994 Kevin Wilkinson left the drum stool empty and a youngster came along to show off what he was capable of. This long time fan showed the oldies around how they needed to play the old Marillion tunes. Cockey! But Squeaky stayed and became the youngest member of the band with the longest state of duty. After the writing of Fellini Days Dave went in business as manager of a drum shop and later joined Camel, Deacon Blue and the John Young Band |
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John Marter |
Also know as John Martyr. Drummer in: Mr. Big, Voyager (Halfway Hotel / 1979 & Act of Love / 1980), Marillion, shortly: Punch And Judy, Market Square Heroes & Three Boats Down From The Candy (cd Besides Themselves / '83), Alaska (Pack / 198?), the band changed their name in; MGM, Franky Miller, SOS, As fan of Queen he played in different tribute bands such as SAS, Fish: Fellini Days & live (2001). http://www.sasband.com/sasabout.html |
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Alan Brown |
Alan came along as a fresh prince of... to complete the writing of Fellini Days. But he couldn't deliver. After some try-outs he resigned himself from the task. Stage fried was his problem and good looks was not the request on stage |
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Luis Jardim |
Percussionist on Vigil Other artists he worked with: Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Tina Turner, Mick Jagger, Brian Ferry, Steve Winwood, Elvis Costello, Seal, Cher, Grace Jones, Annie Lennox, Bjork, James Brown, Ray Charles, Goldie, Tom Jones, Errol Brown, Olita Adams, Eric Clapton, Gary Barlow. Tanita Tikaram. Mark Morrison , Yazz, Adamski, Terence Trent D'Arby, Claire Martin, Michael Crawford, Elaine Page, Sam Brown, Allison Moyet, Andrea Adams, Robbie Williams, Gareth Gates, Gwen Stefani and many more..... |
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John Keeble |
John Keeble (born 6 July 1959) is a British pop artist who was a member of the 1980s New Romantic band Spandau Ballet. He is married and has a daughter called Jaime (which can be both a male and female name despite coming from the Spanish for James). He helped out playing drums on Vigil. John found gainful employment joining Tony Hadley's band following the demise of Spandau Ballet |
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Ethan Johns |
Ethan Johns is a 32 year old British record producer/multi-instrumentalist. He has enjoyed a varied career recording and touring with such varied artists as Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Emmylou Harris, Ryan Adams, Rufus Wainwright, The Counting Crows, and many others. Some solo recordings will be made available soon at www.3crowsmusic.com. http://www.the-company.com/hethan.htm |
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Ted McKenna | Ted is best known as a member of The Sensational Alex Harvey Band which released its first album 'Framed' in 1974. Eight albums later (including one without Alex) the band split up. Since then he has played with Dan McCafferty, Rory Gallagher, Tear Gas, Ali Thompson, Greg Lake, Michael Schenker, Billy Rankin and Phenomena. SAHB reformed after Alex's death (with one Fish on vocals occasionally). http://www.the-company.com/hted.htm |
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Jim Drummond | Jim left the band in 1997 and headed home to Scotland where he became a side-man for Horse and Hue & Cry. He has also been playing Jazz with the John Goldie Trio and various other jazz groups, and has been involved in many theatre productions, as well as being a member of the (Musicians Union) Workshop Band. http://www.the-company.com/hjimdr.htm |
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Windsor McGilvray | Windsor McGilvray, Drums, age 23 and born in Scotland. Musical activities to present include international touring and professional studio work, recently recording with Danny Kadar and the legendary Tony Visconti in New Orleans. Windsor has worked with Hugh Cornwell (Stranglers), Fish (Marilion) and Ritchie Neville (ex Five). ………Windsor is scary Now plays in Bronz |
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John Tonks |
Windsor McGilvray has had to leave the tour after an injury failed to respond to treatment and began to have a detrimental effect on his playing. He has been replaced by John Tonks, drummer with the support band Never The Bride. John Tonks has also played drums Raoul Mallo (Mavericks), Belinda Carlisle, Thunder, Tony Hadley, Steve Winwood and Lamb. http://www.the-company.com/htonks.htm |
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Dave Innes | Dave filled in for John Tonks in 2006 MC Tour. He discovered Buddy Rich at a very early age. He has toured, recorded and shared a stage with: Deacon Blue, Walter Trout, Hamish Stuart, Bryan Adams, Satus Quo, Bay City Rollers, Graham edwatds (Go west), Then Jericho, Paul Carrack, The Cure, A Bigger Splash and recorded Ads for Nike & Snickers. He joined the Electric Experience in the summer of 2002. |
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Gavin John Griffiths | Gavin was the drummer with 'Karnataka' for a number of years and his combination of styles fit the new direction perfectly. He is our first ever Welsh band member |
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