Saturday, 12 February 2011

FAMILY - FAMILY TREE

This family tree is the work of Bruno Ceriotti. Help in putting this together has been provided by John H Warburg, to whom I'm most grateful.


JIM KING AND THE FARINAS (aka THE FARINAS #1) (1962 - 1965)
1) Richard John 'Charlie' Whitney vocals, guitar
2) Alec Woodburn (aka Jim King) lead vocals, harmonica, sax, flute
3) Richard Harry Ovenall (aka Harry Ovenall) drums, percussion
4) Timothy 'Tim' Kirchin bass
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5) Terence 'Terry' Cowlishaw drums (filled in for Harry Ovenall from time to time)


THE FARINAS #2 (1965 - SEPT or OCT 1966)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Jim King
3) Harry Ovenall
4) Richard Roman Grechko (aka Rick Grech) vocals, bass, violin


THE FARINAS #3 (aka THE ROARING SIXTIES) (SEPT or OCT 1966 - JAN 1967) / FAMILY #1 (OCT 1966 - FEB or MAR 1967)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Jim King
3) Harry Ovenall
4) Rick Grech
5) Roger Maxwell 'Chappo' Chapman lead vocals, sax


FAMILY #2 (FEB or MAR 1967 - APRIL ?, 1969)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Jim King
3) Rick Grech
4) Rger Chapman
5) Robert 'Rob' Townsend drums, percussion


FAMILY #3 (APRIL ?, 1969 - DEC 1969)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Jim King
3) Roger Chapman
4) Rob Townsend
5) John 'Johnny' Weider bass, violin 


FAMILY #4 (DEC 1969 - JUN 1971)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Roger Chapman
3) Rob Townsend
4) John Weider
5) John Michael 'Poli' Palmer vibes, piano, flute


FAMILY #5 (JUN 1971 - AUG or SEPT 1972)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Roger Chapman
3) Rob Townsend
4) Poli Palmer
5) John Kenneth 'Ken' Wetton vocals, bass


FAMILY #6 (AUG or SEPT 1972 - NOV or DEC 1972)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Roger Chapman
3) Rob Townsend
4) Poli Palmer
5) James 'Jim' Cregan bass


FAMILY #7 (NOV or DEC 1972 - OCT 13, 1973)
1) Charlie Whitney
2) Roger Chapman
3) Rob Townsend
4) Jim Cregan
5) Edward Anthony 'Tony' Ashton keyboards

2 comments:

  1. Last one Chappo on the Purple Haze Archive:

    http://www.southernfm.com.au/music/the-purple-haze-archive-presents-prog-rock-legend-roger-chapman-podcast/

    Great job of work on this website!!!

    Best,
    Mark

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    1. thanks Mark!! great job on your website too!

      Cheers,
      Bruno

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