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Hawkwind
After playing for a few years around the British circuit
(including many free and benefit gigs) Hawkwind made the Top 20
with their single Silver Machine.
Their albums were barely coherent celebrations of acid, space
flight, time travel, Marvel comics and UFO culture, while their
live shows were loud, raucous assaults that made full use of
electronically generated sounds, pre-recorded tapes, light shows,
and of course Stacia - their amply-endowed stripper.
When bass player Lemmy was sacked from Hawkwind while in prison
in Canada on drugs charges, he went on to form Motörhead.
According to Lemmy the name 'Hawkwind' came about as a result
of Nick Turner's unusually large nose and recurring flatulence
problems.
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Dave Brock
Guitar, keyboards, vocals
Nik Turner
Flute, sax, vocals
Huw Lloyd-Langton
Guitar
John Harrison
Bass
Terry Ollis
Drums
Dik Mik
Audio generator, synthesizers
Thomas Crimble
Bass
Del Dettmar
Oscillators, synthesizers
Dave Anderson
Bass
Robert Calvert
Vocals
Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister
Bass, vocals
Simon King
Drums
Stacia
Dancer
Alan Powell
Drums
Paul Rudolph
Bass, guitar
Adrian Shaw
Bass
Paul Hayles
Keyboards
Tim Blake
Keyboards
Ginger Baker
Drums
Martin Griffin
Drums
Keith Hale
Keyboards
Alan Davey
Bass, vocals
Clive Deamer
Drums
Danny Thompson
Drums
Simon House
Violin, keyboards |
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