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Dave Rotchelle, pub rock drummer, photographer and NUJ freelance stalwart, died last month. by Phil Sutcliffe. "Remain calm…" would have been Dave's wise counsel to anyone inclined to a spot of garment-rending on hearing the terrible news of his death.
2 de nov. de 2020 · When he died at the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, on October 28, 2020, aged 68 - succumbing after years of grinding illness to various severe conditions arising from diabetes - NUJ members responded with a spontaneous outpouring of affectionate thoughts and memories via Facebook and emails.
Dave Rotchelle (birth registered October→December 1952 in Hammersmith district 1952 (age 71–72)) drums, had previously been a member of The Rockets, and later The Count Bishops, and is currently a freelance photographer, and chairman of National Union of Journalists Freelance London Branch.
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The Count Bishops formed in spring 1975 when members of the group Chrome joined the American vocalist Mike Spenser. In July of that year, Spenser (née Scolnick) called fellow countryman Johnny Guitar from Paris for five days straight and finally convinced him to pack up two Les Pauls and fly to the UK and join up with Spenser and ...
21 de feb. de 2021 · Dave Rotchelle in conversation with Kurt Barling (right), former Special Correspondent for BBC London News, in October 2014. Image © Richenda Power
27 de nov. de 2015 · The Band With their smart suits and ability to actually play their instruments The Pleasers, Nick Powell, Steve McNerney, Bo Benham & Dave Rotchelle) were at the forefront of the new wave of guitar-based groups that swept through the Britain’s music industry in the late 70’s. They wrot… read more.
