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Written by bassist Graham Rivens and published as Jennifer Taylor, guitarist Denis Taylor's sister, the letter read: "The Who are only bordering on this new sound. If they want the real thing, listen to Davy Jones and the Lower Third from London."
Jun 8, 2021 · GRAHAM RIVENS born at Plaistow on October 10th, 1945. Plays bass guitar. Likes – big cars, guitars; dislikes – traffic wardens, taxi drivers. Favourite artistes – Phil Lancaster; food – curried prawns, fresh fish and chips; drinks – vodka. Ambition – “to end up with a line of garages and pubs”.
Jones joined a band called the Lower Third in early 1965, the band included Denis "Tea-Cup" Taylor on lead guitar, Graham Rivens on bass guitar and Les Mighall on drums. Mighall later left the band and was replaced by Phil Lancaster.
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The lineup consisted of Bowie, guitarist Dennis Taylor, bassist Graham Rivens and drummer Phil Lancaster. According to biographer Nicholas Pegg, Hatch berated the band's backing vocals as sounding "like a Saturday night at the old Bull and Bush".
Apr 1, 2021 · The band consisted of Graham Rivens on bass, Phil Lancaster on drums, and Dennis Taylor on guitar. ‘Can’t Help Thinking About Me’ and its B-side, ‘And I Say To Myself’, were both recorded in the basement of the Pye offices in Great Cumberland Place, on December 10th — what glamour!
Jan 25, 2022 · The line-up consisted of Denis Taylor (lead guitar), Les Mighall (drums) and Graham Rivens (bass guitar). Bowie joined the line-up in April 1965 and the band got a residency at The Bournemouth Pavilion every Friday and Sunday throughout the summer, along with the Ventnor Winter Gardens on the Isle Of Wight every Saturday.
