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3 of the Flintstones:
Terry Slater (guitar), Rupert Ross (bass), Rod Freeman (guitar/vocal) with
Little Richard
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Delta Five, 1963
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Delta Five onstage, 1963
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Nick Simper (guitar); with
Ricky Eagles (rhythm guitar); Ken Pickering (vocals); Paul Tait (drums); Dave
Hillyard-Jones (bass).
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'Some Other Guys', September 1964:
L to R Alan Hill, Nick Simper, Dave Taylor, Mike Payne, Steve Cameron
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Cyrano & The Bergeracs c 1964:
L to R Terry Burchett (Sax), Mike Lake (Vocal), Dave 'Cyrano' Langston
(Guitar/Vocals), Alan Camplin (Drums), Keith Dyett (Bass)
The band Nick played lead guitar with in early
1965
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Rupert Ross
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Agent's commission receipt 1964
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West London's finest! Frankie Reid and the
Casuals c1963 at Botwell House, Hayes, Middlesex
L to R Chris Jackson (Rhythm Guitar), Reg Bodman (bass), John Kerrison (drums),
Frankie Reid (vocals, and founder of the Good Ol' Boys), Mick Leiber (Guitar)
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'Episode Six', with my old mate and fabulous
drummer Johnny Kerrison second left.
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Bobby Britten (1963)
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Johnny Kidd, 1966 |
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I'll Never Get Over You / Then
I Got Everything HMV POP 1173 |
Restless / Magic Of Love HMV POP 790
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Shakin' All Over / Yes Sir, That's My Baby HMV
POP 753
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Kidd and Vincent: Johnny Irving
in the middle. Circa 1962 |
Johnny Kidd publicity shot |
The Pirates at the Kingsbury Odeon, '66. |
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Pirates Sept 66: l to r: Nick,
Roger Truth (drums), Mick Stewart (guitar), Kidd |
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The New Pirates: L to R: Johnny
Carroll (vocals/keyboards); Roger Truth (drums); Nick Simper (bass); Mick
Stewart (guitar) |
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The New Pirates at Kelvin Hall,
Glasgow, March 25th 1967 |
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Aboard the Cutty Sark,1967 |
Nick with a fan, Kelvin Hall,
March 27th 1967
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Courtesy of Ged Peck, somewhere
in England 1968. Bill, Ged, Nick, and Carlo.
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Courtesy of Ged Peck, Nick,
Carlo, and Ged when they backed Sutch.
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Courtesy of Ged Peck, from the
same venue. Sutch is setting fire to the stage.
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Courtesy of Ged Peck, from a
Munich gig. It shows Ged watching Carlo doing a drum solo. Nick is on the right
and Jon Lord is out of shot to Nick's right. It was a live TV show, which makes
it either November or December 1967.
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With Billie Davis, Germany
1967, courtesy of Ged Peck.
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Courtesy of Ged Peck, the near
crash in Denmark. Nick, Carlo, and Bill Davidson.
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