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22 de oct. de 2014 · Former Bonzo and avowed musical loon Spear had original Yes guitarist Peter Banks among the guests on 1972’s Electric Shocks, newly restored here with its 1973 sequel Unusual with Esoteric’s customary loving care. The first now includes the Rebel Trouser four-track EP that was his first solo offering. Both albums abound with Spear’s, and the Bonzos’, two fondest specialities for ...
Roger Ruskin Spears = Electric Shocks. 48:07; Lists Add to List. Add to List. Contributors. SteveHall, DiscogsUpdateBot, BobFripp. Report. Ad. More images. ... Vocals [Screaming], Backing Vocals, Handclaps, Performer [Auto-clapping Machine] – Roger Ruskin Spear. Violin – Graham Preskett. Written-By – Lionel Bart. Backing Vocals, Handclaps ...
Yes Guest--Date: 1972--Artist: Roger Ruskin Spear--Album: Electric Shocks--Song: Doctor Rock (w. Peter Banks)--For all my Yes posts see here: https://judicia...
19 de may. de 2008 · Roger Ruskin Spear: Electric Shocks + By. D.M. Edwards / 19 May 2008 . ... Electric Shocks is a reissue of Spear’s 1972 solo album combining jazz, English music hall (vaudeville), ...
27 de jun. de 2014 · SPEAR,ROGER RUSKIN - Electric Shocks - Amazon.com Music. Skip to main content.us. Delivering to Lebanon 66952 ... I've always thought that Roger Ruskin Spear was underrated in the Bonzo Dog Band. Yes, Neil Innes was the primary songwriter and Master of Ceremonies, and Viv Stanshall was Mad Genius Loon Deluxe, ...
Electric Shocks, an Album by Roger Ruskin Spear. Released in 2014 on Esoteric (catalog no. ECLEC 2463; CD). Genres: Musical Comedy, Comedy Rock ... New Music Genres Charts Lists. Electric Shocks By Roger Ruskin Spear.... Artist: Roger Ruskin Spear: Type: Album: Released: 2014: RYM Rating: 3.75 / 5.0 from 2 ratings Genres ...
30 de oct. de 2016 · Roger Ruskin Spear – Electric Shocks / Unusual. If you’re ready to leave the distressing real world of Brexit and Trump-mania behind, then join me in this bizarre alternate comedy universe where everything is hunky-doodle, concocted by a madman from the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band in the early ’70s. There’s actually three releases here ...
