Andy Bown was born Andrew Steven Bown on 27 March1946, in London. March 27 is the 86th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (87th in leap years). ... 1946 (MCMXLVI) was a common year starting on Tuesday. ... For other uses, see London (disambiguation). ...
His first major band was with Peter Frampton in The Herd (UK band) and continued playing bass for him in the seventies. He started playing Keyboards for Status Quo in 1973 as a session musician, appearing on the Hello! album of that year. He is also associated with the Band Judas Jump but joined Status Quo as a full member in 1982. Peter Framptons solo career skyrocketed after the release of Frampton Comes Alive!, one of the most successful live albums. ... The Herd was 1970s uk rock bubblegum pop band which featured Peter Frampton and Andy Bown and others. ... Status Quo is a UK rock band founded by bassist Alan Lancaster and guitarist Francis Rossi in 1962. ...
Now going by Andrew, he still plays keyboards, guitar and harmonica with Quo to this day, and is an integral part of the band, having co-penned many good Quo songs on the last studio album Heavy Traffic as well as collaborating with Rick Parfitt on the group's 1979 hit Whatever You Want.. Rick Parfitt Rick Parfitt born 12 October 1948 in Woking, Surrey is best known for being a singer and the rhythm guitarist in the British rock band Status Quo. ...
His first major band was with Peter Frampton in The Herd (UK band) and continued playing bass for him in the seventies.
Now going by Andrew, he still plays keyboards, guitar and harmonica with Quo to this day, and is an integral part of the band, having co-penned many good Quo songs on the last studio album Heavy Traffic as well as collaborating with Rick Parfitt on the group's 1979 hit Whatever You Want..
Multi-instrumentalist AndyBown has displayed tremendous versatility as a sessionman as well as strength and loyalty as a bandmember in several much-loved British combos.
The Tim Hardin album Nine, for example, is one in which Andy Brown is credited with playing bass on some copies, against the wishes of scholars who believe it is really AndyBown.
Bown's next venture was a seven-piece band that settled on the name Judas Jump, with some members betraying their previous allegiance to groups such as the Mindbenders to join up.
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