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Johnny Bivouac. John Beckett (born 1958) is an English musician, actor and record producer. He is best known for being a former guitarist of Adam and the Ants under the name Johnny Bivouac, during which time he recorded the track "Deutscher Girls" with the band, later a UK Top 15 hit single.
More Images. Real Name: John Beckett. Profile: British musician, producer and composer. Director at Fugitive Music . Was guitarist of Adam & The Ants from 1977-1978 under the artist name Johnny Bivouac. Sites: Wikipedia.
TitleCatalog NumberYearIn Your Collection, Wantlist, Or ...ANTSEX 1Adam And The Ants - Antmusic For ...MP 7505DSRolf Harris - Bohemian Rhapsody (Single) ...noneAvenues & Alleyways and 7 more… Various ...500782 2Adam And The Ants - Antbox 2 versionsExplore Johnny Bivouac's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Johnny Bivouac on AllMusic.
Johnny Bivouac – guitar (1977–1978) Matthew Ashman – guitar (1978–1979, 1979–1980) piano (1979) (died 1995) Leigh Gorman – bass (1979–1980) Chris "Merrick" Hughes – drums, acoustic guitar, piano (1980–1982) Terry Lee Miall – drums (1980–1982) Marco Pirroni – guitar (1980–1982) Kevin Mooney – bass (1980–1981)
The song was first recorded in August 1977 at Free Range Studios with Mark Ryan on guitar; this version appears in the actual film (in the same scene depicted on the single sleeve). It was performed at a John Peel session on 23 January 1978, with new guitarist Johnny Bivouac.
Johnny Bivouac. Johnny was guitarist with Adam and the Ants 1977 -78. He's written the Film Scores to 'Love, Honour and Obey', 'The Wee Man', To Be Someone' and 'Miss The Kiss'. He also played the part of Strings in the BBC cult series 'Operation Good Guys'
11 ott 2014 · First band on is Johnny Bivouac’s Lastarza… they’re fresh and entertaining but apart from that all you can say is they’re like the Ants. Then Duncan’s band Martian Dance have their moment in the limelight… All the band are old Ants fans and this obviously influences them a lot.
