Aynsley Dunbar - Revision history

Duncan at 22:49, 23 April 2023

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Jason.Kreitzer at 23:17, 30 November 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 20:42, 25 October 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 20:41, 25 October 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 17:24, 25 October 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 18:15, 14 September 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 20:45, 18 July 2021

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Duncan: Removed non-FZ content better suited to the Aynsley Dunbar wiki

2020-11-26T00:24:50Z

Removed non-FZ content better suited to the Aynsley Dunbar wiki

Duncan: Linked to Bath Festival

2020-11-20T11:01:49Z

Linked to Bath Festival

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 *[[Joe's Domage]] (Oct 2004)
 *[[Quaudiophiliac]] (Sep 2004)
 As a member of bands on FZ's [[:Category:Beat The Boots|Beat The Boots]] series:

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 *[[Quaudiophiliac]] (Sep 2004)
-As a member of bands on FZ's [[Beat The Boots]] series:
+As a member of bands on FZ's [[:Category:Beat The Boots|Beat The Boots]] series:
 *[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)]] (Jul 1991)
 *[[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)
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 *[http://www.aynsleydunbar.com Official website]
-[[Category:Bandmembers|Dunbar, Aynsley]] [[Category:Tributes & Cover Bands|Dunbar, Aynsley]]
+[[Category:Bandmembers|Dunbar]] [[Category:Tributes & Cover Bands|Dunbar]]
-[[Category:Drums|Dunbar, Aynsley]]
+[[Category:Drums|Dunbar]]

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 '''Aynsley Thomas Dunbar''' (Born January 10, 1946, Liverpool, England) is a British drummer. He was a member of [[John Mayall]]'s Bluesbreakers, along with [[Wikipedia:Peter Green (musician)|Peter Green]] & John McVie who would form Fleetwood Mac. He then joined the [[Jeff Beck]] Group, before forming his own band 'Retaliation'.
-In the winter of 1969 Retaliation appeared at the 5-day [[Amougies Festival]], which was also attended by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]], acting in the unlikely role of Master of Ceremonies. At this event FZ got to jam on two numbers with Dunbar's band, which included keyboardist Tommy Eyre and bassist [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Alex Dmochowski]], (aka [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Erroneous]]).
+In the winter of 1969 Retaliation appeared at the 5-day [[Actuel Festival]], which was also attended by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]], acting in the unlikely role of Master of Ceremonies. At this event FZ got to jam on two numbers with Dunbar's band, which included keyboardist Tommy Eyre and bassist [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Alex Dmochowski]], (aka [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Erroneous]]).
 Shortly after, Retaliation broke up and Dunbar briefly formed [[Blue Whale]], with Eyre, Paul Williams (vocal), Ivan Zagni & Roger Sutton (guitars), Peter Friedberg (bass), Edward Reay-Smith (brass), and Charles Greetham (sax) . The band released an eponymous album in 1970, recorded at London's Marquee Studio, which contained a version of  'Willie The Pimp' (Track 2, 16:35). [See [[Hot Rats]]].

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 *[[Swiss Cheese/Fire! (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)
-As a member of an FZ band on other artists albums:
+As a member of an FZ band on other artists' albums:
 *[[John Lennon]] & [[Yoko Ono]]; Plastic Ono Band: [[Some Time In New York City]] (1972 Apple)

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−	*John & Yoko; Plastic Ono Band: ~~Sometime~~ In New York City (1972 Apple)	+	*[[John Lennon]] & [[Yoko Ono]]; Plastic Ono Band: [[Some Time In New York City]] (1972 Apple)

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 *[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)]] (Jul 1991)
 *[[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)
-*[[Tengo Na Minchia Tanta (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)
+*[[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)
 *[[At The Circus (BTB)]]  (Jun 1992)
 *[[Swiss Cheese/Fire! (BTB)]] (Jun 1992)

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 [[Image:ADunbarDrum2.jpg|right|frame|Aynsley Dunbar]]
-'''Aynsley Thomas Dunbar''' (Born January 10, 1946, Liverpool, England) is a British drummer. He was a member of [[John Mayall]]'s Bluesbreakers, along with [[Peter Green]] & John McVie who would form Fleetwood Mac. He then joined the [[Jeff Beck]] Group, before forming his own band 'Retaliation'.
+'''Aynsley Thomas Dunbar''' (Born January 10, 1946, Liverpool, England) is a British drummer. He was a member of [[John Mayall]]'s Bluesbreakers, along with [[Wikipedia:Peter Green (musician)|Peter Green]] & John McVie who would form Fleetwood Mac. He then joined the [[Jeff Beck]] Group, before forming his own band 'Retaliation'.
 In the winter of 1969 Retaliation appeared at the 5-day [[Amougies Festival]], which was also attended by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]], acting in the unlikely role of Master of Ceremonies. At this event FZ got to jam on two numbers with Dunbar's band, which included keyboardist Tommy Eyre and bassist [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Alex Dmochowski]], (aka [[Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski)|Erroneous]]).

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	*John & Yoko; Plastic Ono Band: Sometime In New York City (1972 Apple)		*John & Yoko; Plastic Ono Band: Sometime In New York City (1972 Apple)
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−	~~As a member of bands featuring [[Dweezil Zappa]]:~~
−	*An All Star Lineup Performing The Songs Of [[Pink Floyd]] (2002 usa, DZ & [[Vinnie Colaiuta]])
−	*[[Pink Floyd]]. Performed By: (2005 nl, DZ & Vinnie Colaiuta)
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−	~~As a member of a band featuring [[Flo & Eddie]] (Volman & Kaylan);~~
−	*Flo & Eddie. Phlorescent Leech & Eddie (1972)
−	*Flo & Eddie. Flo & Eddie (1973)
−	*Flo & Eddie. Illegal, Immoral And Fattening (1975, re-issue1992. [[Ian Underwood]] k.boards)
−	*Flo & Eddie. Best Of Flo & Eddie (1987)

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 Shortly after, Retaliation broke up and Dunbar briefly formed [[Blue Whale]], with Eyre, Paul Williams (vocal), Ivan Zagni & Roger Sutton (guitars), Peter Friedberg (bass), Edward Reay-Smith (brass), and Charles Greetham (sax) . The band released an eponymous album in 1970, recorded at London's Marquee Studio, which contained a version of  'Willie The Pimp' (Track 2, 16:35). [See [[Hot Rats]]].
-Meanwhile, Zappa had remembered Dunbar's skills from their jamming session in Belgium and, later in the Spring of 1970 at a meeting in [[The Speakeasy Club, UK|The Speakeasy Club]] in London, FZ invited Dunbar to join his band in America. Blue Whale was disbanded and Dunbar moved his kit into Zappa's basement. [[Chunga's Revenge]] followed, although Dunbar did reappear back in England for the 1970 ''Bath Festival of Blues'' - in a one-off line-up, drumming with John Mayall, Ric Grech and Peter Green.
+Meanwhile, Zappa had remembered Dunbar's skills from their jamming session in Belgium and, later in the Spring of 1970 at a meeting in [[The Speakeasy Club, UK|The Speakeasy Club]] in London, FZ invited Dunbar to join his band in America. Blue Whale was disbanded and Dunbar moved his kit into Zappa's basement. [[Chunga's Revenge]] followed, although Dunbar did reappear back in England for the 1970 [[70/06/28 Shepton Mallet UK Bath & West Showground|Bath Festival of Blues]] - in a one-off line-up, drumming with John Mayall, Ric Grech and Peter Green.
 As a member of FZ's bands '''Dunbar''' provided drums for: