Andwella
| Andwella | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Psychedelic rock , progressive rock |
| founding | 1968 as The Method |
| resolution | 1972 |
| Founding members | |
| Dave Lewis | |
Bass , vocals |
Nigel Smith |
| Gordon Barton | |
| former members | |
Guitar, vocals |
Dave McDougall |
bass |
Dave Struthers |
Drums |
Jack McCullock |
Andwella was a British psychedelic rock band that existed from 1968 to 1972.
The group was formed in Northern Ireland under the name The Method by frontman Dave Lewis, along with Nigel Smith and Gordon Barton. After the renaming to Andwella's Dream , the first album Love and Poetry was recorded in London in 1968 with Bob Downes on saxophone and flute . The album flopped and Lewis recorded a solo album in 1970, including new versions of some Andwella's Dream songs.
After Dave McDougall added the band in 1970, it was renamed Andwella . The second album World's End was recorded, then Nigel Smith left the band and was replaced by Dave Struthers; Jack McCullock was also added as a drummer. With this line-up they recorded their last album People's People in 1971 .
Andwella disbanded in 1972.
Discography
Studio albums
- 1969: Love and Poetry ( CBS , as Andwella's Dream)
- 1970: World's End (Reflection Records)
- 1971: People's People (Reflection Records)
Web links
- Andwella at Allmusic (English)
- Andwella at IrishShowbands.Net (English)
- Andwella at kultobozrevatel.ru (Russian)