Come On (1963 BBC recording)

[@MrMelodynelson]

It was Brian or Alex on Harmonica? please, if you know it, let me knoww....

[@Deltics1]

It's Brian on harmonica.

[@MrMelodynelson]

just sayin because, "Elmo" also started a group with Paul Jones (Pound) called "Roosters" in 63...and that harmonica seems (came up with that english tune) "wired" if it really was Brian to play it..but, its ok!!

[@Deltics1]

Brian very briefly played with Paul Jones (AKA P.P. Pond) in 1962 as "Odin's Big Thunder". They also sat in on a few occasions with Blues Incorporated also in 1962. Neither of them played with The Roosters (later renamed The Engineers) which was Tom McGuinness' band that also featured Eric Clapton before he joined the Yardbirds.

[@MrMelodynelson]

briefly? ....so why did he needed to "make" create a new band?....with no serious project, no nothing..no even a name....just a lil advertisement in a news paper? ..."Mayallmo"..its well know thãt Brian was hosti" when the things doesnt go as he wanted to, but he could be an "engineer"..dont you think? (Clapton didnt really like him, I think..)

[@Deltics1]

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say. Brian and Paul Jones played together in Oxford (which is about half way between Cheltenham and London) in early 1962 before Brian moved to London. He placed the advert in the May 2nd, 1962 edition of Jazz News. I have no idea whether Clapton liked him or not.