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They were replaced by Diz Derrick (bass; born Grahame Derrick, 11 December 1944, Upminster, Essex) and B. J. Wilson (drums). Their musical style evolved from their initial R&B towards soul and, by 1963, they were regularly playing in London, and were signed by Parlophone .
The Paramounts fueron una banda de rock inglesa formada en Essex. 1 Tuvieron un exitoso sencillo, la versión de la canción "Poison Ivy", el cual escaló al puesto #35 en las listas de éxitos del Reino Unido en 1964. 2 El guitarrista Robin Trower inició una exitosa carrera como solista luego de abandonar la banda, mientras que el vocalista y p...
Sus actuaciones televisivas en los populares programas “Ready Steady Go” y “Thank You Lucky Stars” provocaron la alabanza crítica e incluso llevaron a los Rolling Stones a definir al grupo como “la mejor banda de R&B de Inglaterra”.
Diz Derrick replaced him in the group until they split up in October 1966. From 1963 until 1966 he studied at Leicester University, receiving an honours degree in chemistry. From 1966 to 1969, he worked for the government and studied for a PhD.
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Copping departed in 1962 and was replaced on bass by Graham 'Diz' Derrick. The group had moderate chart success with the cover single "Poison Ivy" after signing to Parlophone late in 1963. They appeared on both "Ready! Steady!
Whatever happened to Diz Derrick? What was it with Paramounts bass-players and the lure of academia? Chris Copping went off to university, and now we learn this about Diz Derrick, thanks to his step-son, Jolyon Green:
