RAY GLYNN info


Ray Glynn (guitarist)

Keyboardist, also a gifted composer.

First band I've been able to trace with him was The Mirage, a band from Hertford, England. It started with more guys (I guess they were his brothers), around 1960. After some years, they become a professional band. This was their first stable lineup:

Around 1965 or so, Pat Hynes leaves, being replaced by keyboardist Kirk Duncan: There were changes in the band (Jeff Peters would replace Dee Murray at some point). They released 7 singles from 1965 to 1969 (their 2nd single was produced by Graham Nash, Allan Clarke and Tony Hicks, all from The Hollies), and although they never released an album, many years later an album has appeared, You can't be serious, with 24 tracks, some of them live!

When they split, some of the members formed a new band, called Portobello Explosion, but I haven't been able to know if Ray went with them.

In 1972, he joins mythical Joe Brown in his new band, Brown's Home Brew, along with Joe's wife, the great, late Vicki Brown:

They released their first album, Brown's Home Brew, also featuring Pete Oakman on bass. After that, the band changed completely, and Ray left.

After that, I haven't been able to trace more bands with Kirk. But he remained active as session player.


QUESTIONS:

1. Was Ray a member of Jawbone and/or Portobello Explosion?


Albums with The Mirage: Albums with Brown's Home Brew: Sessions (as keyboardist):
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