Pete King (drummer)

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Pete King (born August 13, 1958 - July 15, 1987 ) was a British musician.

The drummer Pete King played in the British formation After the Fire before he became a member of the Cologne rock band BAP in 1986 as the successor to Jan Dix . Pete King died of testicular cancer in 1987 . His successor at BAP was Jürgen Zöller . In 1988, BAP created a musical memorial for him on their album “Da Capo” with the song “fleeing”.

BAP
Werner Kopal • Rhani Krija • Michael Nass • Wolfgang Niedecken • Sönke Reich • Ulrich Rode • Anne de Wolff BAP-Logo-positiv.svg
Mario Argandoña • Afro Bauermann • Manfred Boecker • Wolfgang Boecker • Steve Borg • Alexander Büchel • Jan Dix • Rainer Gulich • Sheryl Hackett • Hans Heres • Klaus Heuser • Klaus Hogrefe • Pete King • Wolfgang Klever • Helmut Krumminga • Fritz Kullmann • Bernd Odenthal • Jens Streifling • Hans Wollrath • Jürgen Zöller


Studio albums

Wolfgang Niedecken's BAP rocks other Cologne Leeder • Affjetaut • For usszeschnigge! • Vun drinne noh drusse • Zwesche Salzjebäck and beer • Ahl men, slick • Da Capo • X for 'e U • Pik Sibbe • America • Comics & Pin-ups • Sound film • Aff un zo • Sonx • Three times ten years • Radio Pandora • Halv su wild • Life sentence

Live albums

Bess then • … affrocke !! • Övverall • Live and in color • Full program • The fairy tale of the unplugged plug • Lifelong in the home port of Neukölln • Live and clear

Compilation albums

Kristallnacht • Wahnsinn - The hits from 79–95 • Three times ten years • The most popular songs 1976–2016

Singles

Evaporation long ago • Kristallnaach

personal data
SURNAME King, Pete
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British musician
DATE OF BIRTH August 13, 1958
DATE OF DEATH July 15, 1987