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February 7, 2007 Playlist
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 John Alder "Twink" |
 Ian Fraser Kilmister "Lemmy the Lurch" (also known as "Ian Willis") |
 Paul Rudolph "Black George" |
 Larry Wallis |
 Mick Farren |
| The Pretty Things - drums Tomorrow - drums The Aquarian Age - drums & vocals The Pink Fairies - drums & vocals Solo artist (Also played with Syd Barrett in unrecorded band called The Stars; made album with Plasticland in the 1980's) |
The Rocking Vickers - guitar Sam Gopal - guitar & vocals Hawkwind - bass & vocals Motorhead - bass & vocals |
The Deviants - guitar The Pink Fairies - guitar & vocals Brian Eno - bass & guitar Hawkwind - bass (replaced Lemmy) |
The Pink Fairies - guitar & vocals Motorhead - guitar & vocals (Also played with UFO & Blodwyn Pig, producer for Stiff records late 1970's) |
The Deviants - vocals Solo artist Journalist & writer (Also produced Twink's 1970 solo album and collaborated with Rudolph & Wallis on his post-Deviants solo projects) |
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| Duncan "Sandy" Sanderson The Deviants - bass The Pink Fairies - bass |
Russell Hunter The Deviants - drums The Pink Fairies - drums |
Steve Perregrine Took Tyranosaurus Rex / T-Rex - bongo drums Also played on Twink & Farren solo albums (Founded unrecorded band Shagrat with Farren & Wallis; member of unrecorded early lineup of The Pink Fairies) |
Robert Calvert Hawkwind - vocals Solo artist (1974 solo album includes contributions from Twink, Lemmy, Rudolph & Eno) |
Brian Eno Roxy Music - synthesizer Solo artist (Recruited Paul Rudolph from The Pink Fairies to play on his solo albums) |
| John "Junior" Brown Tomorrow - bass The Aquarian Age - bass Twink solo album - bass |
Steve Howe Tomorrow - guitar Yes - guitar |
Dave Anderson Amon Duul 2 - bass Hawkwind - bass (replaced by Lemmy) |
Dick Taylor The Pretty Things - guitar (Also produced first Hawkwind album) |
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| Artist | Song | Album | Year (Label) | Country |
| The Deviants (Mick Farren, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter, Sid Bishop) | You've Got To Hold On | Disposable | 1968 | UK |
| The Pretty Things (Twink - drums) | Old Man Going | S. F. Sorrow | 1968 | UK |
| Amon Duul 2 (Dave Anderson - bass) | Eye-Shaking King | Yeti | 1970 | Germany |
| Hawkwind (Dave Anderson - bass) | You Know You're Only Dreaming | In Search Of Space | 1971 | UK |
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| The Rocking Vickers ("Ian Willis" aka Lemmy - guitar) | I Don't Need Your Kind | B-side 7" single (It's Alright! The Complete Rocking Vickers CD) | 1966 | UK |
| Sam Gopal (Lemmy - guitar & vocal) | The Dark Lord | Escalator | 1969 | UK |
| Sam Gopal (Lemmy - guitar & vocal) | Escalator | Escalator | 1969 | UK |
| Hawkwind (Lemmy - bass & vocal) | Lost Johnny | Hall Of The Mountain Grill | 1974 | UK |
| Robert Calvert (Lemmy - bass, Paul Rudolph - guitar and/or bass?) | Widowmaker --> The Right Stuff | Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters | 1974 | UK |
| Motorhead (Lemmy - bass & vocal) | Overkill | Overkill | 1979 | UK |
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| Tomorrow (Twink, Junior Brown, Steve Howe, Keith West) | Revolution | Tomorrow | 1968 | UK |
| The Aquarian Age (Twink, Junior Brown) | 10,000 Words In A Cardboard Box | A-side 7" single (Tomorrow CD bonus track) | 1968 | UK |
| Twink (Paul Rudolph, Steve Peregrine Took, Mick Farren Producer) | Suicide | Think Pink | 1970 | UK |
| Robert Calvert (Twink - drum, Eno - synth?) | Catch A Falling Starfighter | Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters | 1974 | UK |
| T-Rex (Steve Peregrine Took) | Raw Ramp | B-side 7" single (Electric Warrior CD bonus track) | 1971 | UK |
| The Pink Fairies (Twink, Paul Rudolph, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter) | Uncle Harry's Last Freakout | Never Never Land CLASSIC ALBUM OF THE WEEK |
1971 | UK |
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| The Pink Fairies (Twink, Paul Rudolph, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter) | Say You Love Me | Never Never Land CLASSIC ALBUM OF THE WEEK |
1971 | UK |
| The Pink Fairies (Paul Rudolph, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter, Trevor Bolder) | Portobello Shuffle | What A Bunch Of Sweeties |
1972 | UK |
| The Deviants (Mick Farren, Paul Rudolph, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter) | Metamorphosis Exploration | #3 | 1969 | UK |
| Hawkwind (Paul Rudolph - bass) | Kerb Crawler | Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music | 1976 | UK |
| Brian Eno (Paul Rudolph - bass, Jaki Liebezeit (from Can) - drums) | Backwater | Before And After Science |
1977 | UK |
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| The Pink Fairies (Larry Wallis, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter) | Street Urchin | Kings Of Oblivion | 1973 | UK |
| Motorhead (Lemmy - bass & vocal, Larry Wallis - guitar & vocal) | On Parole (alternate version) | On Parole (CD bonus track) | rec. 1975 | UK |
| Motorhead (Lemmy - bass & vocal, Larry Wallis - guitar & vocal) | City Kids (Pink Fairies remake) | On Parole | rec. 1975 | UK |
| Hawkwind (Lemmy - bass & vocal) | Motorhead (first released version) | B-side 7" single (Warrior On The Edge Of Time CD bonus track) | 1975 | UK |
| Motorhead (Lemmy - bass & vocal) | Motorhead (live) | No Sleep 'til Hammersmith | 1981 | UK |
| Lemmy Kilmister & Wendy O. Williams | Stand By Your Man (Tammy Wynette cover) | A-side 7" single (Motorhead - The Singles Collection CD) | 1982 | UK/USA |
| Probot (featuring Lemmy Kilmister) | Shake Your Blood | Probot | 2004 | USA/UK |
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| Twink & The Fairies | Do It '77 (Pink Fairies remake) | Do It '77 EP | 1978 | UK |
| Mick Farren & The Deviants (including Wallis and Rudolph) | Let's Loot The Supermarket Again Like We Did Last Summer (Deviants remake) | Screwed Up EP | 1977 | UK |
| The Deviants (Mick Farren, Duncan Sanderson, Russell Hunter, Sid Bishop) | I'm Coming Home | PTOOF!!! | 1967 | UK |
| Twink (Paul Rudolph, Steve Peregrine Took, Mick Farren Producer) | Tiptoe On The Highest Hill | Think Pink | 1970 | UK |
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| The Pretty Things (Twink - drums) | She Says Good Morning | S. F. Sorrow | 1968 | UK |
