Remember When: Duane Eddy Teamed Up With Art of Noise
In the middle ‘80s, it seemed you couldn’t turn on the television without hearing the slurring bass notes of “Peter Gunn.”
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In the middle ‘80s, it seemed you couldn’t turn on the television without hearing the slurring bass notes of “Peter Gunn.”
Kaleidoscope reignite the heady days of U.K. Psych rock For a half a dozen years, Kaleidoscope (later to be known as Fairfield Parlour) were one of the more unique psych bands in the U.K. Author: By Dave Thompson BETWEEN 1967 AND 1972, Kaleidoscope were one of the most adventurous, and intriguing, bands on the U.K. psych scene as they morphed into prog, folk and a wealth of other structures. Formed by Peter Daltrey (vocals), Eddy Pumer (guitar), Steve Clark (bass, flute) and Danny Bridgman (drums), the band had already been through a couple of name changes before settling upon Kaleidoscope, ...