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William James Eyden, born Hounslow, Middlesex UK Record: A Whiter Shade of Pale (45 RPM) Who played drums on AWSoP? From Q Magazine The Pete Best Club from Mojo (features a more genial photograph of Bill!) Sessions list: all non-PH and non-Paramounts records (up to 1986) to which Procol Harum members contributed Eyden obituary, and another |
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1960 |
Jazz Five |
Hooter |
Drums |
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1964 |
Stitt, Sonny |
Sonny's Blues |
Drums |
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1966 |
Fame, Georgie |
Sound Venture |
Drums |
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1967 |
Fame, Georgie |
Two Faces of Fame |
Drums |
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1968 |
Fame, Georgie |
Third Face of Fame |
Drums |
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1986 |
Watts, Charlie |
Live at Fulham Town Hall |
Drums |
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1997 |
Procol Harum |
Drums |
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1997 |
Tracey, Stan |
Laughin' & Scratchin' |
Drums |
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1997 |
Procol Harum |
Drums |
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1998 |
Jazz at Ronnie Scott's |
Jazz at Ronnie Scott's |
Drums |
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Greatest Little Soul Band |
Greatest Little Soul Band in the Land |
Drums |
Further information from 'Who's Who Of British Jazz' by John Chilton (Cassell 1997).
Bill Eyden played in Hounslow Army Cadet Corps Band at age thirteen and did National Service in the RAF (1948 – 1950).
He played with the Basil and Ivor Kirchin Band (Summer 52); Ray Kirkwood (1952 – 1955); Johnny Rogers (Summer 1953); Steve Race (October – December 1953); Terry Brown; Jimmy Skidmore; Joe Muddel; Lennie Metcalfe (Late 1953 – Summer 1954); Roy Fox; Johnny Rogers (again!); Harry Roy (Late 1954); The Malcolm Mitchell Big Band (April – June 1955); Tubby Hayes (July 1955 – September 1956); The Jazz Couriers (Tubby Hayes – Ronnie Scott) (April 1957 – July 1959); The Jack Sharpe Quartet; Pat Smythe, Vic Ash – Karry Klein (1960); Tubby Hayes (again!) (late 1960 – 1961); The Terry Shannon Trio (1962); The Maurice Allen Trio; The Tubby Hayes – Bobby Breen Octet; Long John Baldry (Early 1960's); Alexis Corner (Early 1960's); Wee Willie Harris (Late 1963, South America Tour); Georgie Fame (October 1964 – December 1965); The Stan Tracey Trio; Dick Morrissey (Summer 1966); Tubby Hayes (Summer 1968); The Ian Henry Band; Charlie Watts Big band (1985 – 1986); Bill Le Sage; Bobby Wellins, etc (The 1990s).
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