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| 194.1 | | KERNEL::IMBIERSKI | Three views of a secret | Fri Sep 09 1988 14:52 | 8 |
| I remember Back Door - just. They did have a very unusual line up.
The Bass player played like a rhythm guitarist and they threatened
to be quite big in the jazz-rock scene for a time. Then after the
first album they added extra musicians and it was never quite the
same again. They faded quite quickly. Did 2 or 3 albums in total,
I think. First one was called 'Back Door'.
Tony
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| 194.2 | Back Door man | WELMTS::GREENB | L=R,R=X | Wed Sep 14 1988 14:24 | 5 |
| That bass player was *amaaaaaaaayzing* man, as we used to say back
then. Was his name Colin Hodgkinson? Anyway, that old bugger nearly
provoked me into putting my bass down for good (but not quite)
Bob
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| 194.3 | | SUBURB::DALLISON | welcome to the jungle..... | Wed Sep 14 1988 15:03 | 7 |
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re-1
if it was Colin "Bomber" Hodgkinson, he was the bass player for
Whitesnake for a brief spell, around 1983 (ish).
-Tony
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| 194.4 | Jaw drops in astonishment, -.1 | WELMTS::GREENB | Life? Dont talk to me about life | Wed Sep 14 1988 17:49 | 1 |
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| 194.5 | | KERNEL::COHEN | Keep Music Live | Thu Sep 15 1988 19:16 | 7 |
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Yep, the main thing about this band was Hodgkinson's full chording
techniques - he was reckoned to be one of the best. Apparantly,
their first album was so good, it was hard to follow up.
David.
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