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24 de oct. de 2023 · While the vast majority of bands – progressive or otherwise – experience comings and goings, Galahad’s world was particularly rocked by two exits: one voluntary and one, sadly, involuntary. In 2015 Roy Keyworth, the band’s guitarist since 1985, quietly exited stage left.
28 de mar. de 2017 · Galahad have confirmed they’re to move on without guitarist Roy Keyworth. Keyworth has had two stints with the UK outfit, from the band’s formation in 1985 until 1998 – rejoining them again in 1999. But Galahad have issued a statement to say they’ve had “no meaningful contact” with him since 2015 – and believe he’s retired from music.
Founder member Roy Keyworth left the band in March 2017. Producer Karl Groom filled in for Keyworth on the band's Quiet Storms album released in May 2017, [4] but did not join the band full-time. Lee Abraham was officially announced as the new Galahad guitarist on 23 October 2017 after having already recorded all the guitar parts for ...
Roy Keyworth. “My musical passion came into fruition when I was around 10 after hearing WALTER CARLOS. This then led to RICK WAKEMAN then inevitably YES, then GENESIS. Prog was then in my veins. I wanted to learn keyboards but couldn’t afford ’em, so bought a guitar. Many, many years later, after watching ANDY REVELL and TWELFTH NIGHT, I ...
11 de abr. de 2018 · They then build back up to an anthemic, optimistic arena rock crescendo, punctuated by Roy Keyworth’s riveting fret shredding. Empires Never Last (Empires Never Last, 2007) A fine example of Galahad’s co-opting of techno and industrial tropes as an electronic voice and a positively funky bassline help a stuttering beat propel us into ...
Roy Keyworth – guitar (2010, 2012) Geoff Mann – vocals (1979, 1981–1983, 1988; died 1993) Electra McLeod – vocals (1980) Clive Mitten – bass, keyboards, guitar (1978–1987, 1988, 2007–2008, 2010, 2012, 2014) Andy Revell – guitar (1978–1987, 1988, 2007–2008, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2022)
11 de dic. de 2019 · Roy Keyworth, of Galahad at the time of this gig and who played with Twelfth Night during their ‘Reunion’ phase about 10 years ago, joins them for a rumbustious version of East of Eden. However, the gig has to end on only one song, the beautiful Love Song, which Revell introduces as “our song for Geoff”.
