Greenslade

After the demise of COLOSSEUM in ‘71, keyboardplayer Dave Greenslade founded his own band GREENSLADE, featuring Tony Reeves (bass), Dave Lawson (keyboards, clarinet, flute) and Andrew McCulloch (drums), he had left KING CRIMSON. In ’73, GREENSLADE released their eponymous debut album, followed by "Bedside Manner Are Extra" (’73), "Spyless Guest" (’74) and finally "Time and Tide" (’75). Then the band call it a day and Dave Greenslade went solo. The album "Shades of Green" (’97) is a comprehensive compilation-CD and "Live" (’99) a live-CD including recordings from ’73 and ’75. A few years ago Dave Greenslade and Tony Reeves teamed up to re-unite GREENSLADE with John Young (guitar and vocals) and Chris Cozens (drums). They released the albums "Large Afternoon" and "Greenslade live 2001" (same line-up except John Troter on drums).