Bob Andrews Touring

Bob became a professional musician in 1966, and spent two years working in Germany and Spain, in night clubs and on US bases. In 1968 he returned to London and played organ for P.P Arnold's backing band, and then landed the audition for pop act Kippington Lodge, which later became the band Brinsley Schwarz. They toured continuously through the early seventies, including supporting Paul McCartney on his Red Rose Speedway tour, and made six albums before splitting up in 1975.

Bob then helped form The Rumour who became Graham Parker's band and made five albums and many tours of the UK, Europe and USA.

TOURING
Bob became a professional musician in 1966, and spent two years working in Germany and Spain, in night clubs and on US bases. In 1968 he returned to London and played organ for P.P Arnold's backing band, and then landed the audition for pop act Kippington Lodge, which later became the band Brinsley Schwarz. They toured continuously through the early seventies, including supporting Paul McCartney on his Red Rose Speedway tour, and made six albums before splitting up in 1975. Bob then helped form The Rumour who became Graham Parker's band and made five albums and many tours of the UK, Europe and USA.	Wings 1973

Throughout the seventies Bob featured on many studio sessions, playing piano and organ on a wide variety of artistes work. He stopped touring in 1979.
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