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Skip Bifferty are something of a lesson in musical survival, and doubly so, since most of its members had viable and even highly successful careers in music stretching more than a decade after the group's break-up. The group was an offshoot of the latter-day Chosen Few, a Newcastle band that had been working together since 1962. They'd lost their bassist and lead guitarist in 1965, and organist Mick Gallagher kept the group going, recruiting John Turnbull on guitar and Colin Gibson on bass. With the departure of Chosen Few lead singer Rod Hood, Graham Bell joined as lead vocalist, but...

There are at least two artists named Skip Martin: 1) Skip Martin (1916-1976) was an American jazz saxophonist, clarinettist, and music arranger. 2) Skip Martin is the lead vocalist and trumpeter from Kool & The Gang, and Dazz .

Donald Ralph “Skip” Ewing was born in Redlands, California on March 6, 1964. Being in a military family, Skip moved around often as a child. He discovered country music through Merle Haggard and Lefty Frizzell. Glen Campbell, Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson influenced his musical taste. His musical talents developed at an early age; Skip was playing the guitar at the age of four and performing in stage musicals before he thought about writing poems to girls. In his mid-teens, he began writing songs, and also learned to play the banjo, which he played at bluegrass festivals to ear a...

Attaboy Skip was a band from Las Vegas, Nevada. Band members included: Abe McCormick Branden Campbell, now bassist of American alternative rock band Neon Trees Bronson Mack Justin Vaden Loren Jolley Ronnie Vannucci, Jr. (born February 15, 1976 in Las Vegas, Nevada), presently drummer of American rock band The Killers Shay Mehrdad, who later played with American band Faded Grey Ted Sablay, later a member of American band Expert on October The band released two EPs: Size 8 (1996) Another EP? (1997) .