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Jon Werrell loaned his Silver Premier drum kit to John Bonham when Led Zeppelin played their famous impromptu December 1975 gig at Behans St Helier while tax exiles in Jersey. In 1975, Clem Cattini, Roger LaVern, Heinz Burt and George Bellamy reunited and released a version of "Telstar" as the 'Original Tornados'. [1]
The Mojos were reformed as a touring band in the 1970s by the Hal Carter Organisation with various professional musicians including lead guitarist Tony Cowell ( the Tornados, Billy Fury, Marty Wilde ), bass guitarist Dave Cowell ( Fusion Orchestra) and drummer Jon Werrell ( the Tornados, Heinz, Dustin Gee, Carl Simmons).
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The Tornados (in North America: The Tornadoes) were an English instrumental group of the 1960s that acted as backing group for many of record producer Joe Meek's productions and also for singer Billy Fury.
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The Tornados soldiered on for a time following Meek's 1967 death, playing a series of shows in Israel in 1968 before disbanding. In 1972, a version of the group reformed, with drummer Jon Werrell and lead guitarist Tony Cowell joining original members Heinz and Hale.
3 nov 2023 · It was Jon Werrell who loaned his Silver Premier drum kit to John Bonham when Led Zeppelin played their famous impromptu December 1975 gig at Behans St Helier while tax exiles in Jersey. In 1975 Clem Cattini, Roger LaVern, Heinz Burt and George Bellamy reunited and released a version of "Telstar" as the Original Tornados .
