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Simon Le Bon; Past members: Stephen Duffy; Simon Colley; Andy Wickett; Alan Curtis; Jeff Thomas; Andy Taylor; Warren Cuccurullo; Sterling Campbell; Website: duranduran.com
Simon Colley is a British bass player and clarinet player, who performed with bands including Subterranean Hawks and Duran Duran. In the late 1970s Simon was a student in Birmingham. He joined Duran Duran in 1978 and became a member of the band's first official line-up, which comprised of...
Duran Duran nació en 1978 en Birmingham (Inglaterra). Sus fundadores fueron Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, Simon Colley y Stephen Duffy. El nombre de Duran Duran fue tomado del personaje que interpretaba Milo O'Shea en la película de ciencia-ficción Barbarella, protagonizada por Jane Fonda.
22 de jun. de 2023 · Simon Colley is Likely Enjoying a Quiet Life Today. With his skills in clarinet and bass, Simon Colley became a part of Duran Duran during its formative years. However, in April 1979, he left the group alongside Duffy to form Obviously Five Believers/The Subterranean Hawks.
9 de jul. de 2020 · At age 19, Duffy parted ways with Taylor and Rhodes shortly before the band signed a record deal, per The Guardian.As AllMusic states, Duffy left for a solo career, which eventually took the shape of the newly formed Obviously Five Believers. However, the Believers hardly took off as Duran Duran exploded onto MTV in the early eighties (Duffy's band released its first and only single in 1981).
3 de mar. de 2005 · Rhodes, Taylor and friends Simon Colley and Stephen Duffy formed the band in 1978, playing the Birmingham bar circuit. Duffy and Colley left within a year, and drummer Roger Taylor joined. Eventually, the band settled on guitarist Andy Taylor and former punk rocker and drama student LeBon as the singer, in 1980.
1986. 1980. Next 1981. BACK TO LIST. The Beginning of Duran Duran. Nick Rhodes and John Taylor form Duran Duran in the late 70s. 1978 line up: Stephen Duffy (vocals and bass), John Taylor (guitar), Simon Colley (bass and clarinet), Nick Rhodes (synthesizers, tape and rhythm machines)
