BLUE WEAVER

BLUE WEAVER has played on and contributed to the sound and the shape of an enviable array of gold and platinum selling records, heard by tens of millions of listeners in the United States alone, in between playing a key role in the development of English folk-rock as a member of the Strawbs and Welsh pop with Soul/Pop band Amen Corner not to mention rock with Mott the Hoople, pop and disco with the Bee Gees and Brit pop with Pet Shop Boys... These included "Gin House Blues," "Bend Me, Shape Me," and "High in the Sky" for Deram, and the number one hit "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice" for Immediate Records, where they carried their array of hits into the end of the decade. When the group splintered in 1970, Blue, Andy, Dennis, Clive and Neil formed new group, Fairweather, which enjoyed a Top Ten British hit that year with "Natural Sinner."