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October 1962. The original Savages were split into two - but not for much longer. Following a spell in Hamburg, Bernie Watson and Nicky Hopkins had been sacked by Cliff Bennett. Carlo Little and Rick Brown had also broken away from Screaming Lord Sutch in a row over pay. Knowing the fact that the great Savages were now all free, the R&B club ...
17 de ago. de 2005 · Carlo Little, the drummer who has died aged 66, played with the nascent Rolling Stones, but left them for Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages; one of the loudest and most talented rock'n'roll ...
Carlo visited Kenya and Malta during his time in the army. He was eventually demobbed February 6th, 1960 and returned to his home town Sudbury. He was about to meet someone who would change his life forever. Thanks to Derek Addison for information and photos in this chapter. You can buy his excellent book Memories of Wembley - Growing Up in the ...
The Carlo Little Night of Honour. Sunday 26th March 2006, York House, Richmond, London. When Carlo died on Aug 6th 2005, his musician friends and family were devastated. Not everyone could make the long journey from London, where most were based, to the North East of England for the funeral. Carlo's family wanted to honour Carlo in the best way ...
Carlo Little, the drummer who has died aged 66, played with the nascent Rolling Stones, but left them for Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages; one of the loudest and most talented rock'n'roll drummers on the British pop scene of the early 1960s, by 1999 he could be found selling hamburgers outside a Stones concert at Wembley Stadium.
Carl O'Neill Little (17 December 1938 - 6 August 2005), better known by his stage name Carlo Little, was a rock and roll drummer based in the London nightclub scene of the 1960s. . He played on an early version of the Rolling Stones. Little was also a member of Cyril Davis' All Stars and a founding member of Screaming Lord Thatch's Savages.
Carlo Little was one of Britain's most influential drummers. His heavy drumming style was unique during the UK 1960's music scene, when pop music was in its infancy.
