Resultado de búsqueda
Along with CREAM and LED ZEPPELIN, FREE stands as one of the most influential bands of the late 1960’s British blues boom. Formed in London during the spring of 1968, Free ‘s original lineup included drummer Simon Kirke, bassist Andy Fraser, lead vocalist Paul Rodgers and guitarist Paul Kossoff. Kirke and Kossoff were heavily influenced by ...
7 de dic. de 2020 · By 1980, drummer Simon Kirke had topped the charts with not one, but two legendary rock ‘n’ roll bands: Free, whose seminal hit “All Right Now” has been a go-to feel-good hit since its release in 1970, and Bad Company, the greatest hits of which are burned into the brains of anyone who came of age during the classic rock era.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1999 CD release of "It's Harder Now" on Discogs.
17 de abr. de 2015 · Andy Fraser was the musical lynchpin of Free. While all four original members were exceptional talents, it was Fraser, with his classical training and greater experience playing in clubs across London in the mid-60s, who gave the band its edge. “Andy was the most amazing musician,” says Simon Kirke, speaking to Classic Rock in the days ...
Determined to be a full-time drummer, Simon left school at the age of 17 and moved to London, where he lived with a relative. He held down a several menial jobs to pay monthly bills, and in early 1968, Simon Kirke joined Paul Kossoff of the blues band, The Black Cat Bones as their drummer. Simon and Paul Kossoff left the band a few months later ...
It's very unnatural to be known as well as he's known right now. It feels kind of strange when we're out and about to have the amount of people come up to us—it's pretty crazy, actually.
As of 2024, Simon Kirke’s net worth is $100,000 - $1M. DETAILS BELOW. Simon Kirke (born July 28, 1949) is famous for being drummer. He resides in Lambeth, South London, England. Blues and rock drummer known for his work with the bands Bad Company and Free. Also a songwriter, he released a solo album entitled Seven Rays of Hope.
