Tony Dangerfield

Tony Dangerfield was among the longest surviving music artists to emerge from Joe Meek’s steady of performers. Although he isn’t remotely aswell referred to as Ritchie Blackmore, he exceeded through some significant and extraordinary rings. Dangerfield was using Screaming Lord Sutch’s Savages in 1964 when Meek attempted grooming him for stardom ? la Heinz Burt (another bassist), intending him to become another P.J. Proby. Therefore was spawned Tony Dangerfield & the Thrills, who slice a unitary (“I’ve Seen MIGHT BE FOUND”) on Pye, made by Meek. The music group was effective in Germany for a while, and supported Teddy “Kingsize” Taylor on tour there, but Dangerfield ultimately returned to other music group circumstances — with Ritchie Blackmore and Matthew Fisher, he performed in Lord Caesar Sutch & the Roman Empire for a couple weeks, and used Blackmore once again in Neil Christian & the Crusaders, and is at the initial lineup from the Fleur de Lys offshoot group Rupert’s People, all in 1966-1967. Dangerfield continued to be energetic in music through the 1990s like a vocalist and musician around the pub rock and roll scene in Britain. He passed on in July of 2007.