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Tag Archives: Roadrunners
In 1967, the Roadrunners were Paul Rodgers, vocals; Mick Moody guitar; and me on bass — along with a drummer (Dave Usher) who only wanted to earn enough money to buy his own truck. Shortly before turning pro and leaving Middlesbrough for London, the band recorded a rehearsal at a local church hall. This tape, made on a domestic reel-to-reel machine, was thought lost decades ago. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged Bad Company, Free, Mick Moody. Whitesnake, Paul Rodgers, Queen, Roadrunners
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I Never Knew That!
The following is a new interview I did recently for Jon Liebman’s For Bass Players Only magazine. JL: Tell me about your musical upbringing. BT: There was a piano in the house and it came as a great surprise to me when I started hitting the notes that a tune didn’t come out at all, just a racket. After all, I was only doing what I’d seen everyone else do when playing the piano. But my mother had a good ear … Continue reading
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Tagged Attractions, Bass Guitar, Elvis Costello, Mick Moody, Paul Rodgers, Roadrunners
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