Gary Farr & the T-Bones

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Gary Farr & The T-Bones was an English beat band from the 1960s that already combined jazz and pop elements at that time and thus ran counter to the Mersey sound that was popular at the time .

Gary's father was the famous boxer Tommy Farr and his brother was Ricky Farr , the promoter of the Isle of Wight festival . Her manager was Giorgio Gomelski , the owner of the "Crawdaddy Club" and producer of Julie Driscoll, among others .

At the end of 1965 the band split up. The T-Bones then accompanied PP Arnold for a time , and Farr tried his hand at a solo career that led him from Columbia Records to Dandelion , from there to Marmalade and finally back to CBS . He has been a welcome guest at various music festivals, including the one on the Isle of Wight and the Richmond Jazz Festival.

Members

  • Gary Farr
  • Keith Emerson
  • Lee Jackson

Discography

Gary Farr & The T-Bones / Singles

  • How Many More Times / I'm A Lover Not A Fighter (1964)
  • Won't You Give Him / Hamish's Express Release (1965)
  • Give All She's Got / Don't Stop And Stare (1965)

Gary Farr & The T-Bones / EPs

  • Dem Bones Dem Bones Dem T-Bones (1964)

Chris Barber & The New T-Bones / Singles

  • If I had A Ticket / They Kicked Him Out Of Heaven (1966)

Gary Farr solo / singles

  • Every Day / Green (1968)
  • Hey Daddy / The Vicar And The Pope (1968)
  • Revolution Of The Season / Old Man Boulder (1971)

Gary Farr solo / lps

  • Take Something With You (1969)
  • Strange Fruit (1970)
  • Addressed To The Censors Of Love (1973)