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4 de may. de 2024 · The song is often suggested as an elegy for the band’s drummer, Martin Lamble, who died in a car crash just days before the band members went to the studio to record the song. However, Richard Thompson, the songwriter, has stated that the song was not written specifically for Martin.
6 de may. de 2024 · Martin Lamble. On May 12, 1969, tragedy struck as the Fairport Convention returned from a triumphant concert in Birmingham. Their vehicle veered off the road, claiming the life of 19-year-old drummer Martin Lamble. The band was left reeling from the loss, forever altering the trajectory of their career. Shorty Long.
Hace 2 días · However, if his memoir Beeswing, published in 2021, cautiously opened the book on his complicated upbringing and the trauma of losing his girlfriend Jeannie Franklin in the 1969 road accident that killed Fairport drummer Martin Lamble, Thompson’s songs on Ship To Shore are a reminder that the great psychic wounds of his life may have been inflicted when he was a tongue-tied teenager in ...
12 de may. de 2024 · The news of Martin Lamble and Jeannie Franklyn’s untimely deaths spread quickly, with social media platforms buzzing with condolences and tributes to the young lives lost too soon. While the details of the accident were still being investigated, the music world mourned the loss of a talented drummer and a vibrant fashionista, whose ...
12 de may. de 2024 · • MARTIN LAMBLE (1949-1969), músico británico nacido en St. John’s Wood, Londres, baterista de la banda de folk eléctrico Fairport Convention desde poco después de su formación hasta su muerte en un accidente de tráfico a los 19 años.
12 de may. de 2024 · 1969 Martin Lamble, British folk-rock drummer (Fairport Convention, 1966-69), killed in a vehicle crash at 19; 1975 Joe Mooney, American jazz and pop accordionist, organist, and vocalist, dies at 64; 1976 Rudolf Kempe, German conductor (Tonhalle Orch 1965-72), dies at 65
6 de may. de 2024 · In 1971, following the band’s van crash on the way home from a performance at Birmingham’s Mothers nightclub, Thompson made the decision to quit the group. Thompson lost his girlfriend, and the band lost its drummer, Martin Lamble. In 1972, he launched his solo album titled “Henry the Human Fly.”.
