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Steve Gurl joins Babe Ruth, replacing Chris Holmes on keyboards. Babe Ruth appeared again on BBC Two's The Old Grey Whistle Test, this time getting banned from BBC by Bernie Andrews. Babe Ruth was unbanned from BBC in 1975. The next two albums, Babe Ruth and Stealin' Home, were released in 1975.
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Any Trouble's new line-up included Andy Ebsworth on drums and Steve Gurl on keyboards, with original members Clive Gregson and Phil Barnes. The sessions started promisingly enough with Val Garay ( The Motels ) as producer but Garay left after contract negotiations broke down.
7 de oct. de 2020 · After the album’s release, Holmes was replaced by ex- Wild Turkey keyboardist Steve Gurl. In February 1975, Babe Ruth issued their self-titled third album on Harvest, their last for the label. It features nine songs, including “Private Number,” “Sad But Rich,” “Dancer,” and “The Duchess of Orleans.”.
Steve Gurl, formerly of Wild Turkey, was added to the line-up shortly prior to the release of their third album which climbed to No.75 in the US Charts. The band was now under considerable demand to tour the US but these demands gradually brought about their demise.
Tracklist. Hide Credits. Companies, etc. Distributed By – Capitol Records, Inc. – ST-11515-451. Notes. Produced By Steve Rowiand For Evolution For Evolution Productions Ltd. BABE RUTH are: Dave Hewitt bass; Ed Spevock - drums, percussion; Steve Gurl - keyboards. Janita Haan - vocals; Bernie Marsden - vocals, guitar.
