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Kirtley did not say long and was replaced in ca. November 1963 by drummer Viv Andrews on drums (b. Vivian Andrews, 1946). Andrews had been in The Hooker Brothers with 16-year-old Davie Jones on lead vocals, Conn tenor sax (b. David Robert Hayward Jones, Wednesday, January 8, 1947, 40 Stansfield Road, Brixton, South West London, England d.
Kitley was soon replaced by Viv Andrews, also known as Viv Broughton. [5] Bryan Morrison, a fellow student at the Art College where May and Taylor studied, was recruited as their manager. Morrison was to manage them for the rest of the 1960s, building his own Bryan Morrison Agency. This agency represented Pink Floyd among many other bands.
The group decided to name themselves after Bo Diddley’s cousin and sideman Jerome Green, and his song ‘Pretty Thing,’ becoming Jerome and the Pretty Things , though the ‘Jerome’ part didn’t last much longer than Pete Kitley did, and soon The Pretty Things were out with new drummer Viv Andrews working the pubs, clubs, and art school ...
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The band was never actually banned from re-entering New Zealand, contrary to what can be read in some sources. Over time, Viv would miss recording sessions more and more often, and the band had to call upon other drummers to replace him, including Bobby Graham, Mitch Mitchell and Twink. His tenure with the Pretty Things ended in mid-November ...
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Vivian Andrews, 1946) joined the band in ca. November 1963. The band's first single release was shelved until they could find a replacement for drummer Viv Andrews. Jimmy Duncan felt that an important ingredient was missing from the band and that an experienced drummer was needed, one that would inject the professionalism that was lacking in the group.
