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Patto were an English rock band, formed in London in 1970. Founded by vocalist Mike Patto , their lineup was taken from Timebox , consisting of vocalist Patto, guitarist and vibraphone player Ollie Halsall , bassist Clive Griffiths and drummer John Halsey .
4 de mar. de 2016 · March 3, 1979 – Mike Patto (Spooky Tooth) was born Michael McCarthy in Cirencester, Gloucestershire on September 22nd 1942 (also named name Michael Patrick McGarth). Patto first came to light as the vocalist in a Norwich R&B outfit called Mike Patto and The Breakaways. After several line-up changes, The Breakaways became The Bluebottles, but soon after Patto headed for London to […]
Mike Patto Page 1. Mike Patto was born Michael Thomas McCarthy on September 22, 1942 in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Mike was often referred to in the press as Mike McGrath, a false public name given presumably to help maintain his family's privacy. When Mike started writing, he didn't want to have a name that sounded like McCartney or a ...
Mike Patto, the name, came from a lead guitarist who had backed Mike when he won the Butlins national talent show. After this, Mike was offered a contract with the legendary Larry Parnes stable. Larry controlled such artists such as Tommy Steel, Marty Wilde, Billy Fury and Vince Eager.
Mike Patto John Halsey: Timebox was an English 1960s psychedelic pop band. They formed in October 1965, in Southport, Lancashire. Career. Originally named 'The Take 5', they formed in 1965 in Southport, with the following members: Ollie Halsall - vibraphone, guitar;
Mike Patto discography and songs: Music profile for Mike Patto, born 22 September 1942. sign in. RYM. new music genres. charts. lists. Close. Search: Music Film for: New Music Genres Charts Lists. Mike Patto. Can't Stop Talkin About My Baby / Love. Born. 22 September 1942, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom.
In May of 1975, Mike, Ollie Halsall, Clive Griffiths, and John Halsey reunited to do several reunion gigs in London as Patto, the first being at Dingwalls on May 15. In July, they played at the Torrington. They were benefit shows for the family of one of their roadmen named Eric Swain, who was murdered in Pakistan.
