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London, United Kingdom. Works at Gilson Lavis Art. Former Drummer at Squeeze. 1974 - 1990. A breath taking ride on an emotional roller coaster. Former Drummer at session drummer. 1966 - 1973. Chuck Berry, Springfields, Jerry lee, Tommy Cooper, Tammy Wynette ect. Jools Holland's Rythm and Blues Orchestra.
When Gilson Lavis replaced Gunn on drums everything seemed to fall into place, and word of mouth soon spread about the band – ironically, ... Lavis and Keith Wilkinson, Squeeze’s longest serving bass player. Over the next 12 years Difford and Tilbrook remained the only constant element as Squeeze continued to receive critical acclaim, ...
Gilson Lavis has a career spanning four decades where he has played with a myriad of names from the entertainment industry. He is one of Britain’s most experienced and versatile drummers, still ...
Biography. Gilson Lavis was born in Bedford on 27th June 1951. His career has spanned four decades where he has played with a myriad of people from the entertainment industry. He is one of Britain's most experienced and versatile drummers still performing and touring Britain and Europe on a full time basis. His talents are many.
1951. Gilson Lavis (/ˈ ɡ ɪ l s ən ˈ l eɪ v ɪ s / GHIL -sən LAY -vis, born David Leslie Gilson Lavis, 27 June 1951, Bedford, England) is an English drummer and portrait artist. He gained fame as the drummer with band Squeeze in the 1970s. Lavis is currently the drummer with his ex-bandmate Jools Holland's band Jools Holland's Rhythm and ...
Gilson Lavis was the drummer of Squeeze during the years of their greatest success. Like the main Squeeze article, this was written for MOJO, January 1996. Hired in 1976. Fired in 1982. Hired in 1984. Fired in 1992. The untold story of former Squeeze drummer, the legendary Gilson Lavis. The burly and splendidly-named Gilson Lavis was
Jools Holland and His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra performing Honey Dripper Live with Gilsons drum solo in the middle.
