Associated Discographies

Tim Staffell

• Humpy Bong: "Don't You Be Too Long"/"We're All Right Then" (1970 single)
• Morgan: "Nova Solis" (1972 album)
• Morgan: "Brown Out" (1976 album)
  This album was recorded in 1973 but not released until 1976 by which time the band had long since broken up. It was re-released (on the Cherry Red label) in 1978 with the new name "The Sleeper Wakes"

  Keiran White: "Open Door" (1975 album)

  Tail Feathers: "Don't Count Your Chickens"/"Absolutely Right" (1977 single)

Peter Noone

• Roman Holliday - various releases from around 1983
  Peter used to be in this 1980s band who released three singles "Stand By", "Don't Try To Stop It" (this one reached #14 in the UK charts) and "Motormania". They also contributed a track "One Foot Back In Your Door" to the soundtrack of the "Teachers" film (which also include's Freddie's "Fooling Around"). There are probably other albums by this group and I will research them more soon.

  NOTE (from having seen them perform "Motormania" on a rerun of "Top Of The Pops") - either Peter looked very different in 1983 or he was not in the band at this point. So if you're interested in the secret history of Peter Noone then be careful when looking for this band's records.

  NOTE2 - he was never in Hermann's Hermits!

  Miss World - various releases from around 1992

  This band released a self titled album and a single "The First Female Serial Killer". When last seen at the 1994 OIQFC party, they were still going but I don't know if they had released any more records. I will research this some time as well.

Richard Thompson (1984 and Wreckage drums)

Richard played in punk band X-Ray Spex and later teamed up with Lara Logic and released five singles and two albums.

Chris Smith (Smile keyboards)

Chris now plays in a band called The King Ivory Band

Mike Bersin (Ibex guitar)

Mike is now the creative director of Metro FM in Newcastle

John 'Tupp' Taylor (Ibex bass)

Tupp now manages Traffic's drummer Jim Capaldi, Joe Brown and Sam Brown.

Rob Tyrell (Sour Milk Sea drums)

Rob joined the 'light entertainment circuit' and provided rhythm for people like Bonnie Langford, Mike Yarwood and The Nolan Sisters.

Chris Chesney (Sour Milk Sea guitar)

Chris played with Mandrake Memorial, Frankenstein and also appeared on the 1978 single "Psychedelic Punkeroo" by Twink.

Bill Richards (Left Handed Marriage vocals)

Bill is now a teacher