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Gary Thain Discography
1963-1964 The Strangers (New Zealand) |
Arthur Thain - Lead Guitar and Vocals Graeme Ching - Rhythm Guitar Gary Thain - Bass Dave Beattie - Drums |
1965-1966 The Secrets (New Zealand) |
Derek Wright (Lead Guitar and Vocals) Paul Muggleston (Rhythm Guitar and Vocals) Gary Thain (Bass) Wayne "Biggy" Allen (Drums) |
1966-1967 Me And The Others (Christchurch/ New Zealand) (never r)eleased |
Me And The Others (Unreleased) Label: Suisa FA 6514-NN 2009 All tracks recorded Live, Friday January 1967 at Robinson Barracks, Stutgart, Germany, except Love Is Not A Game, recorded Friday 28 October 1966 at Regent Sound Studio, London, UK Dave Chapman - Lead Guitar Paul Muggleston - Vocals, Rhytm Guitar, Organ Gary Thain - Bass, Backing Vocals Peter Dawkins - Drums, Backing Vocals |
1967-1968 New Nadir (Europe) LP: under label "Witchseason" (never released) |
The New Nadir (Unreleased) Publishing Company: Giant Music All tracks recorded Monday, August, 1967 at Sound Studio Ertenbacherhof, in Erlenbach, Switzerland Production: H.R. Büchi, Eurex Records Label: Suisa FA 6514-NN 2009 Ed Carter - Guitar, Vocals Gary Thain - Bass, Backing Vocals Peter Dawkins - Drums, Backing Vocals |
1969 Champion Jack Dupree (UK) |
Scoobydoobydoo Label: Blue Horizon 7-63214 Producer: Mike Vernon Sound engineer: Mike Ross Musical director & arrangeur: Terry Noonan Line up: Champion Jack Dupree (Vocals) Richard Studt, Reg Cole, Barry Wilde and Peter Oxer (Violins) Terry Noonan and Bud Parks (Trumpets, Flugelhorn) Alan Skidmore and Les Wigfiels (TSax) Jim Chester (BSax) Gary Thain (under pseudonym Wallace Tring) (Bass) Alex Dmochowski (under pseudonym Eduardo Givezano) (Bass) Mike Vernon (Percussion) Aynsley Dunbar (under pseudonym Harris Dundee) (Drums) Keef Hartley (under pseudonym Big Chief Drumstick) (Drums, Percussion) Track list: |
1969 Martha Vélez (UK) lineup: Johnny Almond (saxophone) Brian Auger (organ) Dave Bidwell (drums) Duster Bennett (harmonica) Jack Bruce (bass) Jim Capaldi (drums) Eric Clapton (guitar) Jeff Condon (horns) Rick Hayward (guitar) Spit James (guitar) Paul Kossoff (guitar) Christine McVie (keyboards) Chris Mercer (saxophone) Mitch Mitchell (drums) Terry Noonan (horns) Bud Parkes (horns) Andy Silvester (bass) Gary Thain (bass) (Swamp Man; Tell Mama) Derek Wadsworth (horns) Blue Weaver (keyboards) Stan Webb (guitar) Chris Wood (saxophone) Keef Hartley (drums) |
Single 1969: Tell Mama / Swamp Man LP 1969: Fiends and Angels (SHK 8395 1969) Label:London Records – SHK 8395 Bass – Andy Silvester, Jack Bruce Drums – Dave Bidwell, Jim Capaldi, Mitch Mitchell Guitar – Eric Clapton, Paul Kossoff, Rick Hayward, Spit James, Stan Webb (2) Harmonica – Duster Bennett Horn – Bud Parkes, Derek Wadsworth, Jeff Condon, Terry Noonan Keyboards – Blue Weaver, Christine McVie Organ – Brian Auger Saxophone – Chris Mercer, Chris Wood (2), Johnny Almond Vocals – Martha Velez Track list: |
Swamp Man / Tell Mama - 1969 Fiends And Angels - 1969 |
1969-1972 Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Miller Anderson - Vocals, Guitar Harry Becket - Trumpet Peter Dines - Keyboards Lyn Dobson - Flute, Tenor Saxophone Keef Hartley - Drums Spit James - Guitars Henry Lowther - Trumpet Chris Mercer - Tenor Saxophone Gary Thain - Bass |
Halfbreed – 1969 Producer: Neil Slaven Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - Halbreed - 1969 |
Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Chris Mercer - Saxophone, Sax (Tenor) Gary Thain - Guitar (Bass), Bass Derek Varnals - Engineer Ray Warleigh - Flute Mick Weaver - Keyboards, Organ, Percussion, Piano Keef Kartley - Guitar, Percussion Michael Davis - Trumpet Miller Anderson - Vocals, Guitar Lyn Dobson - Sax (Tenor), Wind, Flute Keef Hartley - Drums, Main Performer Jimmy Jewell - Saxophone, Sax (Tenor) Spit James - Guitar Mick Taylor - Guitar Barbara Thompson - Sax (Baritone), Wind, Flute Harry Beckett - Flugelhorn, Trumpet Henry Lowther - Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Violin |
The Battle Of NW Six - 1969 Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - The Battle Of NW Six - 1969 |
Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Miller Anderson - Guitar, Vocals Dave Caswell - Trumpet Keef Hartley - Drums Lyle Jenkins - Saxophone Jimmy Jewell - Saxophone Henry Lowther - Trumpet, Violin Del Roll - Percussion Gary Thain - Bass Stuart Wicks - Keyboards |
The Time Is Near - 1970 Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - The Time Is Near - 1970 |
Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Gary Thain - Bass Ingrid Thomas - Vocals Mick Waver - Keyboards John Almond - Flute Miller Anderson - Vocals, Guitar Keef Hartley - Drums, Producer, Main Performer Dave Caswell - Trumpet Valerie Charrington - Vocals Peter Dines - Keyboards Jon Hiseman - Drums Lyle Jenkins - Saxophone Joan Knighton - Vocals |
Overdog - 1971 Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - Overdog - 1971 |
Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Chris Mercer - Saxophone Terry Noonan - Trumpet Michael Rosen - Trumpet Gary Thain - Bass Ingrid Thomas - Vocals Roger Wade - Saxophone Derek Wadsworth - Trombone Pete York - Percussion Michael Davis - Trumpet Miller Anderson - Vocals, Guitar Lyn Dobson - Wind Keef Hartley - Drums, Main Performer Danny Allmark - Trombone Derek Austin - Keyboards Martin Drover - Trumpet Barbara Thompson - Wind Harry Beckett - Trumpet |
Little Big Band - Live at Marquee Club - 1971 Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - Little Big Band - Live at Marquee 1971 |
Keef Hartley Band (UK) Line up: Junior Kerr - Guitar, Vocals Pete Wingfield - Piano, Vocals Gary Thain - Bass Guitar, Vocals Chris Mercer - Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax Nick Newell - Alto Sax, Flute Keef Hartley - Drums Mick Weaver - Organ |
Seventy Second Brave - 1972 Track list: |
Keef Hartley Band - Seventy Second Brave - 1972 |
Singles: 1969: A Side: Don't Be Afraid / B Side: Hickory 1969: A Side: Halfbread / B Side: Waiting Around 1969: A Side: Just to Cry / B Side: Leave It 'Til The Morning 1969: A Side: Plain Talkin' / B Side: We Are All the Same 1970: A Side: Roundabout / B Side: Roundabout pt 2 1973: A Side: Dance to the Music / B Side: You and Me |
Uriah Heep 1972-1975 |
Demons And Wizards - 1972 May 1972 Recorded March-April 1972 at Lansdowne Studios London UK: Bronze, US: Mercury Producer: Gerry Bron Line up: David Byron - Vocals Ken Hensley - Acoustic, Electric and Slide Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion Mick Box - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals Gary Thain - Bass guitar (except "The Wizard") Lee Kerslake - Drums, Percussion, Vocals Mark Clarke - Bass guitar, Vocals on "The Wizard" |
Side A: |
Uriah Heep - Demons And Wizards - 1972 |
The Magician's Birthday - 1972 Released: November 1972 Recorded September-October 1972 at Lansdowne Studios, London Bronze UK, Mercury US Line up: David Byron - Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyb., Guitars, Moog Synth., Vocals Mick Box - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals Gary Thain - Bass Guitar Lee Kerslake - Drums, Percussion |
Side A: |
Uriah Heep - The Magician's Birthday - 1972 |
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Uriah Heep Live - 1973 January 1973 Double LP Released: June 1973 Label: Bronze Line up: David Byron - Vocals Mick Box - Guitar, Vocals Gary Thain - Bass, Vocals Lee Kerslake - Drums, Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyboards, Vocals Track list: Side A: Sunrise (Hensley) - 3:50 Sweet Lorraine (Box/Byron/Thain) - 4:27 Traveller In Time (Byron/Kerslake/Box) - 3:20 Easy Livin’ (Hensley) - 2:43 Side B: July Morning (Byron/Hensley) - 11:23 Tears In My Eyes (Hensley) - 4:34 Side C: Gypsy (Box/Byron) - 13:32 Circle Of Hands (Hensley) - 8:47 Side D: Look At Yourself (Hensley) - 5:57 The Magician's Birthday (Part 'Happy Birthday') (Hensley/Box/Kerslake) - 1:15 Love Machine (Hensley/Box/Byron) - 3:07 Rock'n'roll Medley: (Arranged By Uriah Heep) - 8:17- Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry) - Blue Suede Shoes (Perkins) - Mean Woman Blues (DeMetrius) - Hound Dog (Leiber/Stoller) - At The Hop (Singer/Medora/White) - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (Williams/David) - Blue Suede Shoes (Perkins) (part) |
Uriah Heep - Uriah Heep Live - 1973 |
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Sweet Freedom - 1973 September 1973 UK: Bronze; US: Warner Bros Producer: Gerry Bron Line up: David Byron - Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals Mick Box - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals Gary Thain - Bass Guitar Lee Kerslake - Drums, Percussion, Vocals Track list: Side A: |
Uriah Heep - Sweet Freedom - 1973 |
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Live On The King Biscuit Flower Hour - 1974 Recorded: February 1974 at San Diego Sports Arena, California Label: King Biscuit Flower Hour Released: June 3 1997 USKBFH 70710-88027-2 CD only Executive producers: Len Handler/Steve Ship Mixed: Gary Lions Assistant Engineer: Rob Murphy Mastered: Scott Hull, at Masterdisk David Byron - Vocals Mick Box - Guitars/Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyboards/Vocals Gary Thain - Bass/Vocals Lee Kerslake - Drums/Vocals Track list: |
Uriah Heep - Live On The King Biscuit Flower Hour - 1974 |
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Wonderworld - 1974 Released: June 1974 Label: Bronze Producer: Gerry Bron Line up: David Byron - Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals Mick Box - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals Gary Thain - Bass Guitar Lee Kerslake - Drums, Vocals Track list: Side A: |
Uriah Heep - Wonderworld - 1974 |
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Live at Shepperton '74 - 1974 Recorded: 1974 Live LP Released 1986 UK Label: Heep1 David Byron - Vocals Mick Box - Guitar/Vocals Ken Hensley - Keyboards/Vocals Gary Thain - Bass/Vocals Lee Kerslake - Drums/Vocals Side A: Easy Livin' (Hensley) - 2:57 So Tired (Box/Byron/Hensley/Kerslake/Thain) - 3:58 I Won't Mind (Box/Byron/Hensley/Kerslake/Thain) - 5:41 Something Or Nothing (Box/Hensley/Thain) - 2:51 Side B: Stealin' (Hensley) - 4:42 Love Machine (Box/Byron/Hensley) - 2:16 The Easy Road (Hensley) - 2:43 Rock 'N' Roll Medley (Arranged by Uriah Heep) - 5:52 |
Uriah Heep - Live at Shepperton '74 - 1974 |
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