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Brewers Droop was a Southern English pub rock band of the early 1970s. Though they did not chart, they are notable as an early exponent of the pub rock style, as well as for their connections with Dire Straits, as both Mark Knopfler and Pick Withers played with the group for a few months in 1973.
Brewer's Droop. Pub-band británica de comienzos de los 70. Grabaron dos álbumes. El segundo, que fue producido por Dave Edmunds de Rockpile, no fue publicado hasta 16 años después, cuando dos de los miembros, Mark Knopfler y Pick Withers, dieron el salto a la fama de la mano del grupo Dire Straits .
Booze Brothers es el segundo y último álbum del grupo británico Brewer's Droop. Grabado en 1973, no fue publicado hasta 1989 cuando Dave Edmunds, de Rockpile, trabajó sobre el material de la banda y lo sacó adelante.
Around this time the Droop were in the middle of recording tracks in an unknown location in the U.K. These tracks were done with Mark and a new bass player—Steve Norchi, with production help from Dave Edmunds. Some of these tracks are featured on this album. Brewers Droop began as a Cajun band and progressed to what is recorded on ...
Steve Darrington – Teclados, clarinete, acordeón, saxofón y voz. Dave Edmunds – Guitarra. Gerry Hogan – Pedabro. Mark Knopfler – Guitarra. Steve Norchi – Bajo. Bobby O’Walker – Percusión. Alimony Slim – Guitarra y voz. Derrick Timms – Bajo. Pick Withers – Percusión. Temas del disco:
Mark Knopfler was now in the band! Around this time the Droop were in the middle of recording some tracks in the middle of nowhere, that being the only place that would tolerate them. the very same tracks were done with Mark and a new bass player—Steve Norchi, with production help from Dave Edmunds.
Brewers Droop discography and songs: Music profile for Brewers Droop, formed 1970. Genres: Blues Rock. Albums include The Booze Brothers, Surrender to the Rhythm: The London Pub Rock Scene of the Seventies, and Opening Time.
