Difference between revisions of "Father Thyme"

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Described by John Dix's Stranded in Paradise as "art rockers refusing to play the Top 40". They formed in Hamilton in 1974, comprising Steve Grant (vocals), Don Bedgegood (guitar), Alan Moon (organ), Lindsay Brook (drums) and Don Martin (bass). Disbanded in 1977, with Alan and Don being joined by Steve Gilpin, Don Smart and Kevin Stanton to form Fragments of Time, and eventually after more linup changes, Misex.

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−	Described by John Dix's ''Stranded in Paradise'' as "art rockers refusing to play the Top 40". They formed in Hamilton in 1974, comprising [[Steve Grant]] (vocals), [[Don Bedgegood]] (guitar), [[Alan Moon]] (organ), [[Lindsay Brook]] (drums) and [[Don Martin]] (bass). Disbanded in 1977, with Alan and Don ~~joining~~ [[Steve Gilpin]], [[Don Smart]] and [[Kevin Stanton]] to form [[Fragments of Time]], and ~~sfter~~ more linup changes, [[Misex]].	+	Described by John Dix's ''Stranded in Paradise'' as "art rockers refusing to play the Top 40". They formed in Hamilton in 1974, comprising [[Steve Grant]] (vocals), [[Don Bedgegood]] (guitar), [[Alan Moon]] (organ), [[Lindsay Brook]] (drums) and [[Don Martin]] (bass). Disbanded in 1977, with Alan and Don being joined by [[Steve Gilpin]], [[Don Smart]] and [[Kevin Stanton]] to form [[Fragments of Time]], and eventually after more linup changes, [[Misex]].

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