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释义

  1. The Gass and early career

  2. The Jeff Beck Group

  3. Ginger Baker, BBA

  4. Freddie King

  5. Linda Lewis and Junior Marvin's Hanson

  6. A&M records, Hummingbird, Chapman/Whitney and Streetwalkers

  7. Widowmaker (U.K), Boxer, Streetwalkers first album

  8. Streetwalkers breakup and Hummingbird's final album

  9. Van Morrison and Wavelength

  10. Eric Burdon and Axis Point

  11. Humble Pie

  12. Solo recordings, Topper Headon and The Short List

  13. Thin Lizzy band, Alan Price and The Electric Blues Company

  14. 1995-2005

  15. 2006-present

  16. Following and legacy

  17. Discography

      Singles    Albums   DVD and video 

  18. Notes

  19. References

  20. External links

{{Infobox musical artist
| name = Bobby Tench
| background = solo_singer
| birth_name = Robert Tench
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| alias = Bob Tench, Bobby Gass
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| origin = United Kingdom
| instrument = Vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboards
| genre = Rock, electric blues, blues-rock
| occupation = Guitarist, singer
| years_active = 1960s–present
| label = A&M, Atco, Epic, Indigo, Jet, Line, Mercury, Parlophone, Polydor, RCA, RSO, Sanctuary, Stiff, Vertigo
| associated_acts = Alan Price, Axis Point, Boxer, Catch My Soul, Eric Burdon, The Electric Blues Company, Freddie King, The Gass, Ginger Baker, Gonzalez, Junior Marvin's Hanson, Humble Pie, The Jeff Beck Group, Hummingbird, Linda Lewis, Peter Green, Ruby Turner, Topper Headon, Roger Chapman, Streetwalkers, Van Morrison, Widowmaker
| website = {{URL|http://www.bobbytench.co.uk}}
}}Robert Tench also known as Bobby Tench, is a British vocalist, guitarist, sideman, songwriter and arranger.[1] He is also credited on recordings as Bob Tench and Bobby Gass.[2]

He is best known for his work with Freddie King[3] and Van Morrison,[4] as well as a member of The Jeff Beck Group, Humble Pie, Streetwalkers[1] and The Van Morrison Band.[5] He was also associated with Hummingbird[1] and Gass,[3] as a founding member.[6]

At the start of his career he performed and recorded with Gass and also appeared with Gonzalez, before joining the Jeff Beck Group. He recorded with Ginger Baker before touring with Beck, Bogert & Appice as vocalist and recording sessions with Linda Lewis. Associations with Wailer Junior Marvin and the blues, rock guitarist Freddie King followed.

He signed to A&M Records and formed Hummingbird, later joining Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney in Streetwalkers. During this period he had brief associations with Boxer and Widowmaker, recording album tracks with each before working with Van Morrison. When his commitments with Morrison came to an end he moved on to work and record with Eric Burdon, also Axis Point, before Steve Marriott included him as an official band member in a new lineup of Humble Pie.

More collaborations and associations followed with musicians such as Brian Robertson, Topper Headon, Roger Chapman, Ruby Turner, Alan Price and a re-formed Humble Pie line up.

The Gass and early career

Tench formed The Gass with Godfrey and Errol McLean in May 1965,[7] credited as Robert Tench and during his time with the band featured as vocalist, guitarist and bass player.[8] The band played mainly in the London Club circuit[9] at West End venues such as Rasputin's, The Bag O'Nails, The Speakeasy Club, Sibyllas, The Flamingo Club (also known as The Pink Flamingo) and Revolution.[10] They also made other appearances elsewhere in the U.K with occasional tours in Europe.[9]

The Gass were often accompanied on stage by guest musicians, such as Georgie Fame,[9]Jimi Hendrix and Eric Burdon.[3] They recorded two singles for Parlophone[11] and another for CBS with their original lineup,[8] before taking a more progressive musical direction.[12] During 1968 they were supporting bands such as Led Zeppelin.[13] Tench moved on with drummer Godfrey McLean to form a new lineup and were signed by Polydor Records in 1969. By now the band was simply known as Gass and were already playing as the backing band for Catch My Soul, a stage musical produced by Jack Good.[14] Tench sang some parts for Othello and he featured with the band on the original UK cast recording of Catch My Soul-Rock Othello, released a year later.[8] They recorded Juju (1970),[15] which was soon removed from retail outlets and re-released as Gass.[16] Juju featured the Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green[17] on the tracks "Juju" and "Black Velvet".

Tench also formed the original lineup of Gonzalez[18] with Godfrey McLean. The lineup also included Gass bandmates bassist Delisle Harper, percussionist Lennox Langton[19] and sax player Mick Eve.[20] During this period Tench began to use the pseudonym 'Bobby Gass'.[21]

The Jeff Beck Group

Tench moved on at the end of May 1971, leaving Gass and Gonzalez to become a full-time member of The Jeff Beck Group. Jeff Beck had signed a record deal with CBS in June 1971, having reformed The Jeff Beck Group. Vocals by Alex Ligertwood had been unexpectedly rejected by record company bosses, forcing Beck to find a replacement singer. Having heard Tench perform with Gass, "Upstairs" at Ronnie Scott's club in Soho London, he employed him as replacement vocalist. In their book about Beck Chris Hjort and Doug Hinman, mention this association and circumstances.[22] He was given only a short time to add his vocals to Rough and Ready (1971), before mixing resumed on tracks previously recorded in London by Beck and the other band members including, drummer Cozy Powell, bassist Clive Chaman and keyboard player Max Middleton.[23] When the album was released in Europe they toured Finland, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany.[22] Rough and Ready[24] was released in USA eight months later and a sixteen date promotional tour followed. The album eventually reached #46 on the US album charts.[25]

In January 1972 The Jeff Beck Group travelled to United States to join Beck at TMI studios in Memphis, Tennessee, where they recorded the album Jeff Beck Group (1972)[26] with Steve Cropper as producer. The promotional tour which followed included an appearance on the BBC In Concert series, which was recorded on 29 June 1972 at the Paris Theatre, London. During this session Tench's guitar playing was featured on "Definitely Maybe",[27] a rare occasion whilst he was associated with Beck. On 24 July 1972, the second Jeff Beck Group was officially disbanded and Beck's management released this statement: "The fusion of the musical styles of the various members has been successful within the terms of individual musicians, but they didn't feel it had led to the creation of a new musical style with the strength they had originally sought".[22]

Ginger Baker, BBA

In 1971 Tench played guitar with Cream's drummer Ginger Baker. The sessions were recorded and the album Stratavarious[28] was released in July 1972.[29] He was credited under the pseudonym Bobby Gass and appeared with Afro beat Pioneer Fela Ransome-Kuti, also appearing at live dates with Baker during this period.[30] Tracks from Stravarious were later re-issued, along with others on Do What You Like.[31]

He was re-united with Jeff Beck during the summer of 1972. At that time Beck was collaborating with bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice and they had begun touring the United States on 1 August 1972, billed as The Jeff Beck Group. Tench was flown in from England to replace vocalist Kim Milford,[23] in time for the Arie Crown concert in Chicago, on 8 August.[32] The tour concluded at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle, on 19 August 1972 and Tench ended his association with Jeff Beck further to the formation of the power trio Beck, Bogert & Appice.[22]

Freddie King

Tench recorded with the blues rock guitarist Freddie King[33] and record producer Mike Vernon.[34] He is credited on two albums by King, Burglar (1974) and Larger than life (1975)[35] King died of a heart attack on 29 December 1976 aged 42[36] and the compilation album Freddie King 1934-1976 was released several months later, featuring tracks Tench had contributed to on Burglar.[1]

Linda Lewis and Junior Marvin's Hanson

He featured as guitarist on Fathoms Deep (1973), an album by Linda Lewis which followed her top twenty success with "Rock a Doodle Do" in the UK singles charts. He appeared alongside former Jeff Beck Group keyboardist Max Middleton, bassist Phil Chen and guitarist Jim Cregan who also produced the album.[37] In her review of Fathoms Deep for Allmusic, Amy Hanson wrote: "Helmed by a virtual supergroup featuring the likes of R&B masters Bobby Tench, Max Middleton, Danny Thompson and rocker Philip Chen, alongside Jim Cregan, Fathoms Deep is a true singer songwriter's album, tasteful and tight".[38]

During February 1973 he went into the studio with Junior Marvin, who had appeared with Tench on the Gass album Juju three years previously (credited as Junior Kerr),[8][39] Marvin had previously formed Hanson[40] also known as "Junior Marvin's Hanson"[41] and they recorded Now Hear This (1973).[42] The lineup on this album included, drummer Conrad Isidore, bassist Clive Chaman who later joined Tench in Hummingbird and DeLisle Harper who also played bass and had been a member of Gass with Tench. The album fused rock with funk and was produced by Mario Medious also known as "Big M".[43]

A&M records, Hummingbird, Chapman/Whitney and Streetwalkers

Tench signed to A&M in 1973 and later formed the rock and soul fusion band Hummingbird,[44] whose lineup included members of the second Jeff Beck Group also second guitarist Bernie Holland and drummer Conrad Isidore.[45] The band's recordings were produced by Ian Samwell[46] for A&M Records and they recorded the first of three albums produced by Samwell, Hummingbird (1975)[47]

In April 1975 he became a member of the Streetwalkers.[48] He had already been part of a fluid line-up with Chapman and Whitney, performing as a member of "Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers"[49] and had appeared with their touring band at concerts, such as at Hyde Park in London, the previous year[50] and in television appearances, including Rockpalast in March 1975.[51]

Tench recorded a second album with Hummingbird, We Can't Go On Meeting Like This, which was released in 1976 and was the first of two albums to feature drummer Bernard "Pretty" Purdie.[52]

Widowmaker (U.K), Boxer, Streetwalkers first album

Tench recorded with former Mott the Hoople and Spooky Tooth guitarist Luther Grosvenor's band Widowmaker (UK), which was considered as a potential supergroup,[53] and was formed during 1975. Tench contributed guitar and vocals to the band's first album Widowmaker (1976),[54] which was recorded in 1975[55]

During 1976 Tench contributed vocals to Bloodletting with Boxer, a band which had been formed by Mike Patto and Ollie Halsall the year before.[56] Bloodletting was recorded at The Manor Studios in Oxfordshire and would eventually be released as the band's third album three years later.[57] Tench also appeared on stage with members of Boxer at the Crystal Palace Bowl on 7 August the same year, at a concert promoted by Harvey Goldsmith. This high pedigree concert also featured others such as Eric Clapton and Freddie King, who appeared with guests Larry Coryell and Ronnie Wood on the same bill.[58]

Tench and Streetwalkers recorded their first album Downtown Flyers early in 1975, which was released during October the same year in Europe and the U.S.A.[49] they then recorded a second album, the groove heavy Red Card (1976), which became their most respected album.[59] On 8 June 1976 he appeared on the BBC Radio 1 Peel Sessions[60] with Streetwalkers[61] and they performed again on the John Peel sessions, on 14 March 1977.[62]

Streetwalkers breakup and Hummingbird's final album

On 19 April 1977, Streetwalkers appeared on Rockpalast, for a final time[63] and their set for this performance included Tench playing guitar and singing on songs such as "Run for Cover".[64] Streetwalkers recorded their third and last studio album Vicious but fair (1977) with Tench and he also appeared on their final release Live Streetwalkers (1977), before the band broke up.[65] Tench and Hummingbird's final album Diamond Nights was released the same year.[66]

Van Morrison and Wavelength

Van Morrison included Tench in a new band lineup as the lead guitarist and a vocalist,[5] in March 1978 to record the Wavelength album. Tench was recommended to Morrison by drummer Peter Van Hooke, after Hooke had seen him perform with Streetwalkers. In an interview with Johnny Rogan Tench stated: "I quite liked the songs "Natalia" and "Wavelength" because I had a lot to do with them. They came together quickly. He's a very quick worker and once it's there he doesn't see why you can't record it. He let us get on with it, really. It was a good band".[4] He was credited with production assistance, guitar, and backing vocals on this album, which became Morrison's best selling album at that time.[67] He also contributed lead guitar and vocals to the promotional Wavelength tour which followed. The tour started in Santa Clara, California on 30 September 1978 and ended on 1 March 1979 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. By the end of the tour he had appeared in Morrison's lineup sixty two times.[4][68]

One of these appearances with Morrison was recorded and broadcast by WNEW-FM radio on 1 November 1978 at the Bottom Line. In his book Van Morrison: The Mystic Music, Howard. A. DeWitt described this concert as the "best live Van Morrison concert broadcast over radio".[69] Later that year, on 26 November 1978 Morrison appeared with the same band at the Roxy in Los Angeles, U.S.A. This performance was recorded and released as the promotional album Live at the Roxy (1979).[70]

Tench also appeared in the video Van Morrison in Ireland, which was filmed in February 1979, when he was performing with Morrison on "The Wavelength Tour" and was released in 1981. Of the band's performance on the video, Tony Stewart commented in NME, that: "The band display a range of textures reminiscent of The Caledonia Soul Orchestra, first with the dark resonance of Toni Marcus' violin, then Pat Kyle's bright sharp tenor sax and finally Bobby Tench's prickly electric guitar".[67] In a review of the same video in January 2013, Rovi Eleanor Mannikka mentions "the quality of the music" in her review for The New York Times.[71]

Eric Burdon and Axis Point

During May 1978 Tench joined Eric Burdon to record the album Darkness Darkness,[72][73] at Roundwood House in County Leix Ireland. The album was released nearly two years later. The album was recorded using Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio and with a lineup also including guitarists Brian Robertson from Thin Lizzy and Henry McCullough recently departed from Wings, also Mick Weaver from Traffic. He performed with Burdon in concerts during this time,[74] before joining Streetwalkers guitarist Charlie Whitney's band Axis Point[75] as a guitarist and vocalist to record Axis Point (1979).[76]

Humble Pie

He joined Humble Pie in 1980,[77] further to a previously aborted attempt to enlist him.[78] The lineup included founder member, guitarist and vocalist Steve Marriott, their original drummer Jerry Shirley and American bassist Anthony "Sooty" Jones. They recorded and submitted "Fool For a Pretty Face" which Marriott had written with Shirley earlier, to record companies. The song secured a recording contract with Atlantic subsidiary Atco in USA and Don Arden's Jet Records in U.K.[79] Tench remained with them and they recorded On To Victory (1980), which reached #60 in the Billboard 200 album charts and the single "Fool For a Pretty Face" reached #52 in the US singles charts. Tench toured with Humble Pie in United States as part of the Rock 'N' Roll Marathon Bill, which included others such as Aerosmith and they recorded Go for the Throat (1980). The band toured this album after its release[78] During the tour, earlier scheduled appearances by the band were delayed and later Marriott became ill, forcing the cancellation of all further tour dates. Soon afterwards Humble Pie disbanded.[79]

Solo recordings, Topper Headon and The Short List

Tench recorded "Chain Gang" (1982) as a tribute to Sam Cooke, which was released as a single by the German label Line Records. "Looking For A Good Time" was featured on the B side, a song co-written by Tench and Peter Bardens. He later recorded with Topper Headon[80] the drummer from The Clash, credited on Headon's album Waking Up (1984).[81] Tracks from these sessions and others such were used for promotional and commercial releases and some found Club success as well. The lineup included Headon, Tench, vocalist Jimmy Helms, former Ian Dury and the Blockheads and Clash keyboard player Mick Gallagher, also bassist Jerome Rimson.[82]

During this period he appeared with bands such as Roger Chapman's Shortlist at Glastonbury in 1985, also appearing with them at various other European festivals.[83] He recorded vocals for a cover of "Still in Love with You" (1986) for Stiff records,[84] as a tribute to Phil Lynott who had died on 4 January the same year. The song was released as a single by the Stiff label, later the same year[85] and Brian Robertson contributed guitar parts.[86] The B side "Heart Out Of Love" was co-written by Jeremy Bird and Tench.[85]

Thin Lizzy band, Alan Price and The Electric Blues Company

In 1993 Tench sang lead vocals with The Thin Lizzy band, which featured original Thin Lizzy drummer Brian Downey, former guitarist Brian Robertson, also Doish Nagle and bassist Dough Brookie. The band played a short tour of Ireland.[87] Tench also played guitar and sang vocals with former Animals keyboardist Alan Price and The Electric Blues Company[88] on Covers (1994).[89] Later that year he recorded A Gigster's Life for Me[90] with the same lineup. This album was recorded between July and August 1995 at Olympic Studios, London and released the next year as part of Sanctuary's Blues Masters Series.[90] In his review for Allmusic, Thom Jurek hints at Tench's influence on the album and stated that "the Peter Barden's and Bobby Tench song Good Times, Bad Woman with its slippery guitars and keyboards feels more like Peter Green's mid-period work and the killer read of Boz Scagg's Some Change, is more driven and funky than the original. Then there's the reggae-blues of the title trick, which swings out of a jazzy backbeat into a rootsier inner circle type groove".[91]

1995-2005

During 1995 he contributed guitar and vocals to Rattlesnake Guitar a tribute to Peter Green (1995).[92] He joined Paul Jones and Max Middleton on the song "Whatcha Gonna Do" and Zoot Money on the song "Albatross", the album was released in October of the same year.[93] In 1998 he played guitar and contributed vocals on Ruby Turner's Call Me by My Name, appearing alongside Boz Burrell, Stan Webb and Zoot Money.[94]

Humble Pie drummer Jerry Shirley reformed Humble Pie in U.K during 2000 with a lineup including former member Tench, their original bassist Greg Ridley[95] and a new rhythm guitarist Dave "Bucket" Colwell. They recorded Back on Track (which was released by Sanctuary Records on 19 February 2002).[96] A brief tour of U.K and Europe with Company of Snakes followed, but was curtailed due to Greg Ridley becoming ill.[97] On 14 April 2001, Tench appeared at the Steve Marriott Tribute Concert and performed The Humble Pie song "Fool for Pretty Face",[98] which he had originally recorded with the band in 1980.[99] He was also the front man for the house band which included Zak Starkey, Rabbit Bundrick and Rick Wills.[100][101] Performances from this concert were released on various CDs, including Mustn't Grumble: Steve Marriott Memorial Concert 2001[102] and a DVD entitled The Steve Marriott Astoria Memorial Concert 2001, was eventually released on October 5, 2004.[103]

2006-present

Tench continued to be involved with studio collaborations and production, occasionally making appearances at live shows, such as with Roger Chapman, Arthur Louis and Jim Cregan.[3] In 2009 he was a featured artist in the Maximum Rhythm and Blues Tour of thirty two UK theatres.[104] On 17 March 2015 he appeared at The Half Moon, Putney music venue, in a benefit concert for the former Wings guitarist Henry McCullough. This concert also featured Paul Carrack, Nick Lowe, Andy Fairweather Low and Suggs. At the same event he also performed with the backing band Henry's Heroes an appropriate pseudonym for Hinkley's Heroes, along with Tim Hinkley, Steve Simpson, Mel Collins, Neil Hubbard, John Halsey[105] and bassist Kuma Harada.[106]

Throughout this period Tench has made regular appearances with his band Barnes Blues [107] and he also performs with them at the historic Bull's Head music venue in South West London,[108] where the band has a long-standing residency.[109]

Following and legacy

Tench's proficency as a guitarist and vocalist[22] has attracted an international following.[110] For Allmusic, Mark Deming states in his biography of Tench, that he is: "a talented singer and guitarist who has worked with some of the biggest and best-respected names in British rock".[111] In their book Chronology of Jeff Beck's Career 1965-1980, Chris Hjort and Doug Hinman mention that "Tench is a proficient guitar player"[112] and in her review of The Linda Lewis album Fathoms Deep, Amy Hanson described him as a "R&B master".[113]

When writing about Tench joining the Jeff Beck Group the author Martin Power makes reference to him stating that "he was a first class singer".[114] On the original release of The Jeff Beck Group's album Rough and Ready, Stephen Davis of Rolling stone magazine wrote "Then comes [the track] Situation and a neat rocker called Short Business. Vocalist Tench does a valiant job on both, considering the considerable handicap of being mixed down under the guitar. Tench has a fine, gravel voice and sometimes sounds like Felix Cavaliere. Trying to fill [Rod] Stewart's high heels is no mean feat and it's to Tench's credit that he carries himself well".[115]

A Beat publication which featured an article about the band Hummingbird's album We can't go on meeting like this, noted that Tench's voice had "surprising power and range utilised to the full" [116] and of the band in which Tench also played lead guitar, the music magazine Gramophone commented that "the members of Hummingbird are the cream of British session musicians, more acclimatised than most to playing rock at all intellectual levels".[117]

In his autobiography Stick It, Carmine Appice (drummer for the influential Vanilla Fudge), states that Tench was "a killer soulful singer, with a real cool gritty edge to his vocals".[118] The Canadian rock band Danko Jones mention his vocals in their song "Sugar High"[119] with the lyric "Got the radio on to Bob Tench singing Sugar Cane,[120] from their album This is Danko Jones (2009).[121]

In 2008 Doug Collett reviewed Van Morrison's re-mastered Wavelength album (2008) for the online magazine allabout jazz.com and mentioned Tench's guitar solo on the title track, stating that he "imbued his fast fingered guitar solo with all the joy of singing".[122] More recently rocktrain.net also commented about Tench's guitar solo on the same recording, stating that "of particular note is the zinging, joyous lead guitar of Bobby Tench. His concise solo at mid-song is uplifting, bending notes every which way while displaying a special adeptness at speed noodling. It is truly pleasurable"[123] and on the blog site "The Immortal Jukebox" Thom Hickey reflected on a live performance from the same period, noting that "Bobby Tench played gorgeous spiky guitar fills".[124]

Fran Leslie wrote an editorial feature about Tench for the September 2009 edition of the Blues in Britain magazine. In her introduction she wrote "Our cover artist Bobby Tench, is a musician who has played and recorded with so many people that his biography reads like a Who’s Who of British Blues". She also stated that he was a noted singer and formidable guitarist.[125]

In an interview with Tom Jennings from Backstage Axxess in 2012, Joe Bonamassa mentioned Tench as a vocal influence.[126] Later, in a 2018 interview with Planet Rock magazine Bonamassa mentioned Tench's vocal skills and stated that he: "had one of the best voices of the 1970s".[127]

Discography

Singles

As Bobby Tench

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountrySingle
1982"Chain Gang" (S.Cooke/C.Cooke)"Looking For A Good Time" (Tench/Bardens)LineGermanyTribute to Sam Cooke7"
1986"Still in Love with You" (Lynott/Moore)"Heart out of Love" (Tench/Jeremy Bird)StiffUK/EuropeTribute to Phil Lynott7"
1986"Still in Love with You" (Lynott/Moore)"Heart out of Love" (Tench/Jeremy Bird)StiffUK/EuropeExtended version12"
With Gass
Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1965"One Of These Days""I Don't Know Why"ParlophoneUKN/A7"
1966 "The New Breed""In The City"ParlophoneUKN/A7"
1967"Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)""Jitterbug Sid"CBSUKN/A7"
1971"Something's Got to Change Your Ways""Mr. Banana"PolydorUK/EuropeN/A7"

With The Jeff Beck Group

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1971"Got the Feeling""Situation"EpicUS/EuropeRough and Ready7"

With Hanson (Junior Marvin)

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1973"Love Knows Everything""Take You Into My Home"ManticoreUS/EuropeNow Hear this7"

With Freddie King

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1974"My Credit Didn't Go Through""Texas Flyer"RSOUSBurglar7"

With Streetwalkers

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1975"Raingame""Miller"VertigoUS/EuropeDowntown Flyers7"
1976"Daddy Rolling Stone""Hole In Your Pocket"VertigoEuropeRed Card7"
1977"Chilli Con Carne""But You're Beautiful"VertigoEuropeVicious but Fair7"

With Hummingbird

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1975"For the Children's Sake""You Can Keep Your Money"A&MUS/EuropeHummingbird7"
1976"Troublemaker""Gypsy Skies"A&MUS/EuropeWe Can't Go On Meeting Like This7"
1977"Madatcha""Anna's Song"A&MUS/EuropeDiamond Nights7"

With Boxer
A side only

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1976"Hey Bulldog""Loony Ali"VirginUK/US/EuropeA)Bloodletting
B)Below the Belt		7"

With Widowmaker (U.K)

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1976"On The Road""Pin a Rose on Me"JetUS/UK/EuropeWidowmaker7"
1976"When I met you""Pin a Rose On Me"JetUS/UK/EuropeWidowmaker7"
1976"Pin a Rose on Me""On the Road"JetUS/UK/EuropeWidowmaker7"
With Van Morrison
Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1978"Wavelength""Checkin' It Out"MercuryUS/EuropeWavelength7"
1979"Kingdom Hall""Checkin' It Out"MercuryUS/EuropeWavelength7"
1979"Natalia""Lifetimes"MercuryUS/EuropeWavelength7"

With Humble Pie

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1980"Fool For a Pretty Face""You Soppy Pratt"Atco/JetUS/EuropeOn to Victory7"

With Topper Headon

Date of issueA-sideB-sideLabelCountryAlbum
1986"Leave it to Luck""Casablanca"MercuryUK/EuropeWaking Up7"
1986"I'll Give You Everything""You're So Cheeky"MercuryUK/EuropeSide A Waking Up7"
1986"Leave It to Luck"
"Casablanca"		"East Versus West"
"Got to Get Out of This Heat"		MercuryUK/EuropeExtd version
Waking Up		12"

With Jeff Beck
"New Ways/Train Train" only

Date of issueLabelCountryAlbum
1991"People Get Ready""New Ways/Train Train""The Train Kept A-Rollin"MercuryUK/EuropeBeckologyCD

Albums

With other artists
Year Artist Album Label
1970GassJuju[8] Polydor
Gass Gass (re-issue of Juju) Polydor
Gass Supergroups Vol 2 (track 1 "Black Velvet")[8] Polydor
1971GassCatch My Soul[8] Polydor
The Jeff Beck Group Rough and Ready Epic
1972The Jeff Beck Group Jeff Beck Group Epic
Ginger BakerStratavarious Atco
1973HansonNow Hear This Manticore
Linda LewisFathoms Deep Reprise
1974Freddie KingBurglar RSO
Linda LewisHeart Strings Reprise
1975Freddie King Larger than life RSO
HummingbirdHummingbird A&M
StreetwalkersDowntown Flyers Mercury/Vertigo
StreetwalkersLive at the BBC BBC
1976Streetwalkers Red Card Mercury/Vertigo
HummingbirdWe Can't Go On Meeting Like This A&M
Widowmaker (UK)Widowmaker United Artists
1977 Streetwalkers Vicious but Fair Mercury/Vertigo
HummingbirdDiamond Nights A&M
Streetwalkers Live Streetwalkers Mercury/Vertigo
1978 Van Morrison Wavelength Mercury
1979Axis Point Axis Point RCA
Boxer Bloodletting Virgin
Van Morrison Van Morrison Live at the Roxy (promotional release) Warner Bros
Gass Juju Polydor
1980Humble PieOn to Victory Atco
Eric BurdonDarkness Darkness Polydor
1981 Humble Pie Go for the Throat Atco
1986 Topper Headon Waking Up Mercury
Various artistsLive in World EMI
1989 Roger Chapman Walking the Cat Castle
1990 Roger Chapman Hybrid and Lowdown Polydor
1991 Jeff Beck Beckology Epic/Legacy
Streetwalkers Best of Streetwalkers Vertigo
1992 Freddie King Stayin' Home With The Blues Universal/Spectrum
1994 Electric Blues Company & Alan Price Covers AP
Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers BBC Radio 1 in Concert Swansong
1995 Various artists Rattlesnake Guitar Tribute to Peter Green EMI
1996 The Electric Blues Company & Alan PriceA Gigster's Life For Me Sanctuary
1998 Ruby Turner Call Me by My Name Indigo
Ginger Baker Do What You Like Polygram
2002 Humble Pie Back on Track Sanctuary
2003 Al Slavik The Secret One Slavik
2005Tim HinkleyHinkley's Heroes Akarma
Humble Pie On to Victory/Go for the Throat Collectables
2006Streetwalkers Red Card/Viscious But Fair BGO
Gass Juju Synton
Steve Marriott One More Time For The Ol' Tosser United States of Dist
2007Junior MarvinNow Hear This Ork
2008Van Morrison Wavelengthre-mastered +bonus tracks from Live at the Roxy (1979) Universal
2010Various Artists This is The Blues. Vol2 Eagle
Freddie King Texas Flyer: 1974-1976 Eagle

DVD and video

  • Van Morrison: Van Morrison in Ireland. Video (1981)[71]
  • Steve Marriott: Astoria Memorial Concert 2001. DVD (2004)[128]
  • Streetwalkers: Live at Rockpalast DVD (2013)[129]

Notes

1. ^1 2 3 {{cite web| url={{Allmusic| class=artist |id=p130948| pure_url=yes}}| title=Bobby Tench| publisher=allmusic.com| accessdate=2017-02-28}}
2. ^{{cite web| url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/295859-Bobby-Tench?filter_anv=0&subtype=Writing-Arrangement&type=Credits| title=Bobby Tench| publisher=discogs.com| accessdate=2017-02-28}}
3. ^1 2 3 {{cite book|author=Leslie Fran|title=Interview with Bobby Tench| publisher=Blues In Britain| page= 18,19,20 Vol 1 issue 94| date=October 2009}}
4. ^1 2 {{cite book| author=Rogan, Johnny| title=No Surrender| page=315,316,325}}
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  • {{cite web|url=http://www.lindalewis.co.uk/biography/biog_1.html|title=Linda Lewis|publisher=allmusic.com|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100924212716/http://lindalewis.co.uk/biography/biog_1.html|archivedate=2010-09-24|df=}}
  • {{cite web|author=Wynn, Ron|url={{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p116165|pure_url=yes}}| title=Bernard "Pretty" Purdie|publisher=allmusic.com}}
  • {{cite web|url=http://www.bobmarleymagazine.com/forum_bmwm/showthread.php?t=21392|author=Glen Lockley|title=Junior Marvin|publisher=bobmarleymagazine.com}}
  • {{cite web|url=http://www.stiff-records.com/flash.html|title=Bobby Tench, "Still in love with you"| publisher=stiff-records.com}}
  • {{cite web|author=Jurek, Thom|url={{Allmusic|class=album|id=r233286|pure_url=yes}}| title=Alan Price and The Electric Blues Band|publisher=allmusic.com}}
  • {{cite web|author=Pato, Greg|url={{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p85474|pure_url=yes}}| title=Topper Headon|publisher=allmusic.com}}
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  • {{cite web|url=http://www.popmatters.com/pm/features/article/9466/all-talk-and-no-stick| author=Scott Kenemore|title=Topper Headon All Talk and No Stick|publisher=popmatters.com}}
  • {{cite web|url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/wavelength-19781116|author=Bangs, Lester|title=Van Morrison, Wavelength review| publisher=rollingstone.com}}
  • {{cite web|url=http://www.concertvault.com/van-morrison/bottom-line-november-01-1978-early.htmll|title=Van Morrison Concert, Bottom Line (New York) November 1, 1978|publisher=wolfgangsvault.com}}
  • {{cite web|url=http://www.ainian.com/jb8.html#1|author=Wyzanski, Richard|title=Jeff Beck Bulletin issue #2|publisher=ainian.com}}
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