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Pete McDaniels – Drums (1964–1966) Session musician: Clem Cattini (drums on "Granny Rides Again", recorded in December 1966) Discography. Singles. "You're on My Mind" (Ronnie Wood) / "You Don't Love Me (You Don't Care)" ( Ellas McDaniel) (November 1964, Decca F 12031) ( Producer: Franklyn Boyd)
The Birds. More images. Profile: English Garage R'n'B band, early to mid 1960s. With Ron Wood, later famous with The Faces and The Rolling Stones . Members: Ali McKenzie: vocals - Ron Wood: lead guitar, vocals - Tony Munroe: rhythm guitar, vocals - Kim Gardner: bass, vocals - Pete McDaniels: drums. Sites:
6 dic 2019 · Pete McDaniels - drums. Formed in West Drayton, Middlesex in 1964. They were originally called the Thunderbirds but shortened their name. Ali McKenzie and Kim Gardner had previously been in The Renegades. Appeared in the horror film ‘The Deadly Bees (1966)’. Later renamed themselves Bird’s Birds.
Pete was sports editor of the Hendersonville Times-News for 13 years where he earned several North Carolina Press Association writing awards. He is a recipient of the Harlem YMCA’s Black Achiever in Industry Award and the co-author of the late-Earl Woods’ best-selling book “Training A Tiger.’’
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British R&B band from the '60s, best known as one of the first groups to feature guitarist Ron Wood. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1960s. Formed. 1964 in Yiewsley, London, England. Disbanded. 1967. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. British Invasion, British Psychedelia, Freakbeat, Mod, Psychedelic/Garage. Group Members.
Left to right: Pete McDaniels (drums), Ali McKenzie (vocals), Ronnie Wood (guitar), and Kim Gardner (bass). Related Posts Peter Doyle Born in 1949, Peter Doyle enjoyed a varied and successful career which took him from Australia to the UK, the…
