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Werdegang. 1970 war Nigel Olsson vorübergehend Schlagzeuger der Band Uriah Heep.. Bereits zu Beginn von Elton Johns Karriere, beim 1971 erschienenen Album Tumbleweed Connection, gehörte er mit dem Gitarristen Davey Johnstone, dem Bassisten Dee Murray und dem Percussionisten Ray Cooper zur „Stammformation“ der Band, die Johns erfolgreichste Jahre begleitete.
Nigel and Dee were invited back to the band in 1980, beginning another four-year run with Elton. Nigel played Saturday Night (from his album Changing Tides) and All I Want Is You, in the middle of Elton’s set on the 1980 tour…the only time Elton has regularly given the stage to a band member during one of his tours.. Nigel worked on his music production and songwriting in Atlanta and ...
Nigel Olsson. More images. Real Name: Peter Nigel Olsson. Profile: British musician (born February 10, 1949 in Wallasey, in the county of Merseyside, England). Drummer and singer, member of Plastic Penny, later played drums for (mainly) Elton John and also with Uriah Heep in 1970. Sites: angelfire.com , Wikipedia.
15 de ene. de 2007 · Elton John’s Nigel Olsson: That Classic Feel. by Robyn Flans. No one plays a pop song like Nigel Olsson, and his triumphant return to Elton John’s band has allowed the veteran musician to inspire drummers all over again. When news hit in the mid-’80s that Nigel Olsson was no longer playing drums with Elton John, the singer and drummer’s ...
15 de nov. de 2020 · 1. Sunshine Looks Like Rain [0:00] , 2. I'm Coming Home [2:34] , 3. Nature's Way [6:32] , 4. Hummingbird [9:41] , 5. Some Sweet Day [15:59] , 6. I Can't Go H...
Nigel Olsson. Nigel Olsson helped define the Elton John Band sound that took the singer’s career to new heights in the 1970s and has been a fan favorite for decades. Read more . Percussion. Ray Cooper. Ray Cooper has been a full- and part-time member of the Elton John Band since 1971.
Nigel Olsson Follow Artist + Best-known as the drummer in Elton John's early-'70s backing band, Nigel Olsson was born February 10, 1949, in the small Cheshire (now Merseyside) town of Wallasey, England.
