Roger Daltrey Harry? born in the London borough of Hammersmith, but? grew up in Acton, same neighborhood on the edge of the work of fellow members Pete Townshend and John Entwistle produced. He was one of three children born to parents Irene and Harry Daltrey, and grew up with two sisters, Gillian and Carol. Harry Daltrey worked for a manufacturer of toiletries, and Irene Daltrey was told that children could not because of the loss of a kidney in 1937 to have. Right? went into labor during World War II air raid and gave birth to her son in the nearby Hammersmith Hospital, west London. At the age? three years, the young Roger swallowed a rusty nail that was surgically removed, leaving a visible scar. At the age? five years, the rust from the nail caused an ulcer in the stomach, which required him to be hospitalized.

Daltrey attended Victoria Primary School and then Acton County Grammar School for boys with Pete Townshend and John Entwistle. He showed academic promise in the English state school system, located at the top of his class for the treatment of eleven more? that led to his enrollment at the Acton County Grammar School. His parents hoped he would continue to study at university?, But Daltrey has revealed? be a self-described “school rebel” and developed a special interest in emerging rock and roll music scene instead.

He made his first guitar from a block of wood and formed a skiffle group called The Detours. When his father bought him? Epiphone guitar in 1959? was the guitarist of the band and shortly thereafter he was expelled for smoking. Describing the postwar period, Pete Townshend wrote in his autobiography, “Until when? Displaced, Roger was a good student. Then he heard? Elvis and processing? A Teddy boy with a guitar and a grin dress. It was just rock ‘roll? was clearly an intelligent young man like Roger that no future in accordance with pi. “

Daltrey? become a sheet metal worker during the day, practice and performance nights with the band at weddings, pubs and clubs of men. He invited schoolmate John Entwistle playing bass for the band, and the advice of Entwistle, Pete Townshend invited guitar. At that time, the band consists of guitar Daltrey, Pete Townshend on rhythm guitar, John Entwistle on bass, Doug Sandomir on drums and Colin Dawson as singer. After Colin Dawson left the band, Daltrey switched to vocals and harmonica player as well, while Townshend? was the guitarist. In 1964 drummer Doug Sandomir leave? the band, eventually replaced by Keith Moon. Daltrey still occasionally playing guitar with the performance, although much more? often in recent years? Later in the early years of the band. />
Early on, Daltrey was the band leader, earning a reputation for using his fists to monitor, if necessary, despite his short stature (height? Reportedly 5 feet 7 inch (1. 70 m)). According to Townshend, Roger “ran things the way he wanted. If you argued with him, usually a stack of five.” Choose the type of music they performed, including songs by The Beatles, various Motown artists, James Brown and other rock artists. />
In 1964, the group has discovered another group, such deviations and discussed changing their name. Pete Townshend suggested “Hair” and Townshend’s roommate Richard Barnes suggested The Who “. The next morning, Daltrey made the decision for the band, saying: “It’s The Who, eh?” />
In 1964, band manager Peter Meaden renamed the band The High Numbers, as part of a move to the band name for himself as a favorite mod? a reference to the T-shirt with the “numbers” that are currently used mods. Pete Meaden composed songs Mod for them (in fact, the songs were almost a copy of Mod results at the moment, with changed lyrics) and released one single, “I’m The Face / Zoot Suit” on the Fontana label. The single? been unsuccessful. />
Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp discovered The High Numbers at the Railway Hotel, the band changed? name to go back to the WTO as N? Lambert N? Stamp like the name “The High Numbers.” />
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With the band’s first hit single record deal in early 1965, Townshend began writing original material and Daltrey, the band start domain? to decline.

Due to the dynamic shift of control within the group, other members of The Who Daltrey from the band released in late 1965, after defeating the drummer Keith Moon on the supply of drugs Townshend and Entwhistle to, forcing him to his methods of dealing with people to investigate. A week later, Daltrey? is returned to the band, but? said he would be free! probation. He promised no more? violent outbursts or attacks. Daltrey recalled, “I thought if I lost the band I was dead. If I stick with the WHO, a sheet metal worker for the rest of my life.” />
The bands second single, “In any case, however, Anywhere”? was the only song on which Daltrey and Townshend together, and only Daltrey wrote two songs for the band. While Townshend was one of the composers most? established rock, Daltrey’s voice? become the vehicle through which Townshend’s visions were expressed, and earn? Daltrey himself a reputation as a powerful singer and frontman sound. The Who’s stage act was highly energetic, and Daltrey swinging habit of the microphone cable around on stage, his signature move.

Daltrey, Townshend and the microphone on palcoespressione stuttering

Daltrey of youthful anger, frustration and arrogance of the band single, “My Generation” in 1960 laid the revolutionary atmosphere for many young people around the world? the band trademark. Pi? Later, his scream near the end of “Will not Get Fooled Again”? become a defining moment in rock and roll. (Note: The Stuttering? Was originally created by Pete Townshend for the demo of “My Generation” as a way to rapid fire speech Mods Express at that time. Daltrey faithfully followed the trial in this context.) /> < , br /> In October 1973, Townshend was one point higher? layer after the difficulties? through the rock opera Quadrophenia, Lifehouse and projects, and Daltrey was experiencing success with his solo projects and acting roles. Daltrey has a number of ‘free time, while others worked on the tape recording of the music for Quadrophenia, and he used some of this time to the Who’s books to check. He discovered that he had fallen into chaos under the control of Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp. Kit Lambert? was also the artistic mentor of Pete Townshend and stimulate him to renewed tensions within the band. During a filming session (with an incident that Daltrey claimed was inflated), Townshend and Daltrey were supported during the program. Townshend hit the singer over the head with his guitar and Daltrey responded with shots Townshend unconscious, again with a single blow. />
With each successful milestone in the Who’s Tommy, Who’s Next and Quadrophenia, Daltrey was the face and voice of the band as they themselves described as the last of the rebels in a generation of change. When adapting Ken Russell’s Tommy? appeared as a feature film in 1975, Daltrey played a leading role and? was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for “Best acting debut in a movie.” Later Daltrey worked with Russell again, starring as Franz Liszt in Lisztomania. He worked with Rick Wakeman on the soundtrack of this film, writing the lyrics of three songs and also performing this, cos? like the others. />


again? after the death of Keith Moon in 1978, but the tension continued as Daltrey felt new drummer Kenney Jones? was the wrong choice for the WHO. In 1980, Daltrey has completed a major project for The Who Films, Ltd., a British drama called bank robber John McVicar McVicar on. Daltrey produced and starred in, and completed a great soundtrack with other members of the band. This success, along with other tensions, contributed to a deterioration of relations with Townshend and The Who retired? active tourism Townshend in 1982 when more toward? can write for the band. The band continued to sporadically work together, bringing together the Live Aid concert and recording songs for a solo album under a Raging Moon Daltrey and Townshend’s solo album Iron Man

Daltrey turned to go to work as an actor, to complete this high-profile projects as The Beggar’s Opera and The Comedy of Errors for the BBC. ? also appeared in several films, television and theater productions at the moment, including hunting Mike Batt’s Snark (1987), The Little Match Girl (1987), number of Buddy (1990), who also produced and Mack the Knife (1990). In 1991 he received a Grammy Award with The Chieftains for an evening of Irish: Live at the Grand Opera House in Belfast. />
The Who in 1989 with their tour in 1925? birthday, also the 1920 tour? anniversary of the rock opera Tommy. The tour offers a wide range of media and appearances by Steve Winwood, Patti LaBelle, Phil Collins and Elton John. Although Daltrey health threatens life successful? in order to complete the tour. He continued working on stage and screen during this period, the completion of projects like The Wizard of Oz in Concert: Dreams Come True (1995) appears as the Tin Woodman, alongside Nathan Lane, Joel Gray, Natalie Cole, and Jewel Kilcher as Dorothy. During this period, beginning? Also to appear in U.S. television. />
In 1994 Daltrey celebrated his 50? birthday by performing a two-night spectacular at Carnegie Hall or a party: the music of Pete Townshend and The Who, and popularly called Daltrey sings Townshend? Daltrey was produced by the manager at the time, Richard Flanzer The Who’s music? was arranged for orchestra by Michael Kamen, the Juilliard Orchestra under the direction of the event. Bob Ezrin, who produced Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” CD, among other well-known albums, produced the live CD. Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, Eddie Vedder, who performed a special tribute acoustic Sinad O’Connor, Lou Reed, David Sanborn, Alice Cooper, Linda Perry, The Chieftains and others performed in quality? special guests. Michael Lindsay-Hogg directed the program, then what? was broadcast on the satellite t. to see. Roger Daltrey’s Celebration raised money to support baby’s Hospital in New York as well. The concert, at the moment? was the most? quickly sold out in the history of the house of the famous. The event? was followed by a tour more? Important financed by Daltrey and John Entwistle including on bass, Zak Starkey on drums and Simon Townshend on guitar. Although the tour? was considered an artistic success, no? managed to make a profit why? Daltrey spared no expense to outstanding musicians and orchestras in each city has to offer? to the event at Carnegie Hall to replicate for his fans. However, the purpose of attracting the attention of The Who’s Quadrophenia songs, and gathered support for a staging and major tour of the rock opera in 1996-1997. />
In 1996 Pete Townshend? was approached for the production of Quadrophenia for Prince’s Trust concert in Hyde Park, London. He originally intended the work as a solo piece to perform with sounds parts of the movie screens, but after receiving offers of financing decided on a full production. At contact Daltrey on cooperation may be invited, Daltrey refused, but after some discussion, decided to help a single performance to be achieved. Work? was performed with a great backing band, including John Entwistle on bass, Pete Townshend on guitar and vocals, Zak Starkey on drums, Rabbit and Jon Carin Bundrick on keyboards and Simon Townshend on guitar and special guests including David Gilmour, Adrian Edmondson, Trevor McDonald and Gary Glitter. A horn section? was added, and singers, along with other actors. The night before the show, Daltrey? was hit in the face by a microphone stand swung by Gary Glitter. The incident? broken eye socket and caused considerable concern that can not be run safely, but Daltrey drew a connection to the e-bruises cover and completed the show as planned. Later, Townshend decided to take the production on tour in 1996-1997 as The Who.

After Quadrophenia tour was successful, as the WHO have returned to a stripped down the occupation of five pieces for the tour in 1999-2000. The band continued to work together, making a major impact on the concert for New York City. After the death of Entwistle in June 2002, both Daltrey and Townshend decided to go with a tour already? programmed as The Who. Bassist Pino Palladino? was chosen to fill gap in its place. They also completed a short tour in 2004. In 2006 they released their first studio album of new material in twenty-four years, Endless Wire, which some fans and critics say leads to the famous artistic tensions within WHO to establish between these two principles. They completed a world tour in 2006-2007 to support this album.

Rock person Daltrey, exuberant and secure s? with his role on stage. October 1976

Colin Dawson When the deviations to the left, Roger Daltrey took over on vocals, the guitar to give. The band as a whole has recognized that the Moon and innovation and talent on their instruments of Entwistle and Pete Townshend had begun to hit songs. Daltrey has struggled to a vote at their new music floods in England are present. Daltrey has struggled to a vote on an interpretation of their music offering available. The materials? Le expression resulted in Townshend’s pretty good records, and while his character suitable for a small club scene where The Who live their origin. However, this presentation is not the confidence of more years? later, and was probably still a singer looking for a voice. />
The Who’s first tour of North America in 1967, appear at the Monterey Pop Festival, and Daltrey new experiences reported in dealing with the most? larger halls and venues. 1968 shows? pivitol one years with the movement of the Townshend? The guide is only three minutes, his goal of writing a rock opera. From “A Quick One while? Away”, a nine minutes Opera Mini, Daltrey performance in The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus has demonstrated a new confidence in dealing with material Townshend. In 1969, the first great rock opera Tommy Who? issued, Daltrey and found an entry for the main character that port? The Who to stardom? World Music clubs like Woodstock and Isle of Wight Festival, and opera houses worldwide in 1969 and 1970. Townshend later remarked Amazing Journey with Tommy, that Daltrey and adapt to the character portrayed on stage, he? you? evolved from what was a narrow, hard to those who crossed her arms, her naked body for the public, and you begin? to really go to them. With this change, the band was complete last summarized.? Was a marriage, “says Townshend,” but in a good marriage. These were glorious years. “Daltrey has confirmed, saying, you hear? finally accepted, displaying a new role of sound during live performances and energetic.

Daltrey? always been known as one of the most? charismatic frontmen in rock. His character embraces the audience and the stage of projects such as the WHO guide hero? Cal folk songs and ballads that touch the emotions and grabbed the imagination of the public for forty years. This person has earned a position as one of rock and roll4 ODS] and affects the development of many other bands since then. />
His appearance in the early 1970s included striking, long curly blond hair and a look that has become more sexually ambivalent? man in the seventies progressed. He developed a trademark move of swinging and throwing his microphone through a complex chain, always try to these sequences with the rhythm of the song right now is playing game. Although Daltrey has reduced his athletic achievements during the year more? Later, his presentation remains dynamic and exciting.

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In 2003, Roger Daltrey? were you? honored by Time Magazine as a European hero for his work with the Teenage Cancer Trust and other charities. In New Year Honours List published on December 31, 2004, was appointed commander of the British Empire for the music, the entertainment industry, and caritate?. In December 2008, he and Pete Townshend were presented with more awards? prestigious American culture as recipients of the 31st annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, DC 04/03/2009, three days after his 65th? birthday, he accepted the James Joyce Award from the literary and historical Society of University College Dublin for outstanding achievement in music.

Charity Roger Daltrey supports many charities, both solo and in collaboration with other members of The Who. All The Who’s Encore Series profits go to charity for young people. ” Daltrey has contributed to the Teenage Cancer Trust series of concerts starting in 2000, WHO actually play in 2000, 2002, 2004 and 2007. Daltrey played benefits with the RD Crusaders in 2003, 2004, 2006, performed with The Who at Live 8 in 2005 to the Nordoff-Robbins Silver Clef benefit in 2005 and the area of the city? Hope benefit in Los Angeles in 2001 and 2004. />
The WHO, the? performed for the Robin Hood Foundation at the concert for New York City and other benefits in 2001, to Neil Young’s Bridge School Benefit at 1999, and the Quadrophenia concert for the Prince’s Trust in Hyde Park, 1996. In addition to benefits Daltrey performed in Vail, Colorado in 1999 and attended a PETA benefit with Sarah McLachlan and Chrissie Hynde, the same year.

Daltrey appeared in The Wizard of Oz in Concert: Dreams become reality? in 1995 for the Children’s Defense Fund, and the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert to benefit AIDS research in 1992.

She sang “Rock and Roll” on a charity single as McEnroe & Cash snowshoe trails Full Metal to Rock Aid Armenia in 1986, and played with The Who at Live Aid concert in 1985 and Cambodia in 1979. In 1976, the? performed at Celtic Football Ground in Glasgow, Scotland. An audience of 35,000 participants and an amount of 100,000? was donated to charity.

Daltrey? was also a judge for eight? Annual Independent Music Awards for supporting independent artists.

personal

Daltrey? He was married twice. In 1964 he married? The former Jacqueline “Jackie” Rickman, and had a child born in 1965, Simon. The couple divorces? in 1968. In 1967, Daltrey? Mathias son? born, the result of an affair with the Swedish model Elisabeth Aronsson. In 1971 he met Heather Taylor, his current wife. Together they have three children, Rosie Lea (born 1972), Willow Amber (born 1975) and Jamie (born 1981). It also has four grandchildren, Lily, Lola, Ramona and Scarlet, and a granddaughter, JonJo.

visits and advocacy

Daltrey? a supporter of the Countryside Alliance and held concerts to raise funds for the organization.

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For a complete list of the album with Daltrey The Who, see The Who discography.

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While it is not? Never force a written overshadowed by The Who and compositional talent of Pete Townshend and Entwistle, Daltrey contributed a handful of songs to the catalog of the band during their career:

any case, however, Anywhere (1965)-The Who? second single, co-written by Townshend.

“See My Way” (1966)-Daltrey ’s only contribution to A Quick One. < br />
“Here For” (1970) B-side of “The Seeker”. />
Daltrey Another song, entitled “Certified Rose”? tested by The Who shortly before the death of John Entwistle. The band was planning for this (as well as Townshend’s “Real Good Looking Boy”), during their 2002 tour to play, but the plans were suspended after the death of Entwistle. A studio version? was probably recorded during the sessions of Endless Wire (which is characterized by bass Entwistle 2002). The song? unreleased.

“Early Morning Cold Taxi” a song recorded during The Who Sell Out sessions in 1967 and published in 1994 on thirty years of Maximum R n’B boxset,? accredited by Roger Daltrey and the roadie Dave “Cy” Langston, the song? actually been written by Langston. [ edit] When Daltrey and Langston were planning to establish a partnership to write, where all songs are written by one of them form would be credited as Daltrey / Langston (similar to Lennon-McCartney). The partnership has more songs ( plus a brand new demo called “Blue Caravan”). Langston continued to play guitar first solo album by John Entwistle, the Smash your head against the wall in 1970.

career of music only

Daltrey closing concert Trans-Siberian Orchestra December 2007

Daltrey has released eight solo albums. The first? Daltrey was same name in 1973, during a break in the Who’s tour schedule. The top single from the album, “Giving It All Away,” reached number five in the UK and the album, which Leo Sayer introduced as a composer in the Top 50 in the United States. The inner sleeve photo shows a trompe-l ‘? le playful reference to the myth of Narcissus, Daltrey of reflection on the water differs from its appearance reale.Il second album

, Daltrey, of a horse riding rock? was released in 1975? his second solo album of the largest commercial? le success. The cover, photographed by the nephew of Daltrey’s Graham Hughes? notable for depicting the singer as muscular a centaur rampant . Sayer When his career started as an artist, Daltrey called on a widening group of friends to write and to perform on his album. Paul McCartney contributed the new song “Giddy” for One of the Boys, where the tape Hank Marvin, Eric Clapton, Alvin Lee and Mick Ronson. This cover is another visual trick played with the image Daltrey, with reference to Magritte’s famous painting reproduction interdite.

McVicar? was billed as a soundtrack album of the same name, in which Daltrey played and also co-produced. And all the other members of The Who (Townshend, Entwistle and Kenney Jones). McVicar included two hit singles, “Free Me” and “Without Your Love”, and? Daltrey solo bestseller. />
The track was part of a Raging Moon? was a tribute to the Who drummer Keith Moon died in 1978. Each of the tracks the album, including “Let Me Down Easy” by Bryan Adams, expressed the frustration of growing older as only a man who sang “Hope I die before I get old” as possible. Daltrey? credited as co-author from “not talk to strangers,” “The Pride? Hide, “” move better in the Night “and” I am not satisfied. “/>
At no I can not wait for the movie, see Daltrey? credited as co-author on the tracks” Balance threads “and” Take Me Home. “On the rocks in his head, Daltrey? credited (along with Gerard McMahon) for co-writing seven of the eleven tracks, including: Times have changed,” “You Can not Call It Love “” Love Is “,” Blues Man’s Road “,” Days of Light “Everything that? that a heart can? desire “and” Unforgettable Opera. “This? was his first serious attempt as a writer of songs for her solo album. Daltrey’s voice is not like any parent have on this album, ranging? office of a powerful blues growl, the Wolf Howlin ‘ race shared with her daughter Willow to the ballad “everything a heart can? want”. />
In 1992, Daltrey appeared at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, singing the song Hard Rock “I Want It All” to pay tribute to Freddie Mercury, his friend of long duration, What? died one day after a public announcement that he was suffering from AIDS last year.

Daltrey celebrated his fiftieth anniversary in 1994, performing in concert at Carnegie Hall in two versions (11:24 p.m. February) later issued on CD and video a lot: the music of Pete Townshend of The Who, and sometimes Daltrey sings Townshend, accompanied by the Juilliard Orchestra, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, Irish dancers and special guests. The success of these two shows led to a U.S. tour with the same name, the brother of Pete Townshend’s guitar solo with Phil Simon Spalding take the bass lines for the first half of each show and play for John Entwistle second semester. An Australian stage? considered, but ultimately scrapped.

Daltrey has recruited a number of other solo projects including a tour with the British Rock Symphony in 1998, and The Night of the Proms in 2005. Daltrey has also worked with the Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy Camp, raising money for charity during the final concert. />
Besides songs Daltrey co-author for his solo album,? credited for co-writing others, including “Child O Mine” by Gerard McMahon, used in the soundtrack for The Banger Sisters and the Witchblade TV show, and “A Second Out” with Steve McEwan, issued Moonlighting compilation album. On the soundtrack Lisztomania, Daltrey? credited with “Love’s Dream,” “Song of Orpheus” and “Peace at Last.” />
In 2005, Daltrey has a short weekly series on BBC Radio 2, which is a personal choice favorite rock’n'roll. In 2006, he wrote and performed for a special song “Highbury Highs” for 7.5 ceremony after the game at Highbury to leave Cup final between Arsenal and Wigan Arsenal Stadium, where Arsenal celebrated the last 93 years at Highbury, the preparation of their move to the Emirates Stadium, Ashburton Grove next season.

; Roger Daltrey began a solo tour of the United States and Canada October 10, 2009. Simon Townshend is one? him as guitarist for this tour. Eddie Vedder made an appearance in Seattle, WA show on October 12. Photos of the concert live at his recent exhibition in Chicago, IL November 2, 2009 show to see in 104. 3 Jack FM website. Later, Daltrey is expected to appear on several dates with Eric Clapton.

DiscografiaAlbum only

Daltrey, 1973, U.S. # 45 /> < br /> Ride a Rock Horse, 1975 U.S. # 28

Lisztomania, 1975 (soundtrack)

One of the Boys, 1977, U.S. # 46

McVicar, 1980, U.S. # 22 />
Best Bits, 1982 (compilation)

Parting would be painless, 1984, U.S. # 102 />
Under a Raging Moon, 1985, U.S. # 42

not wait for the movie of 1987 < , br />
see Rocks in the Head, 1992

martyrs and madmen, 1997 (compilation)

Moonlighting, 2005 (compilation)
<, br /> some hit singles

“Giving It All Away” (# 5 UK), 1973 /> < , br /> “I am free” (UK # 13), 1973

“Without Your Love” (U.S. # 20), 1980

“Free Me” (# 39 UK), 1980

“Walking in my sleep” (# 56 U.S.), 1984

“After The Fire” (# 48 U.S.), 1985
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movie soundtrack album only />
The Banger Sisters (2002) – Daltrey wrote the texts and performed “child of mine.” />
; Best (2000) – performed “House of the Rising Sun” />
Mack the Knife (1990) – Street performed as a singer. />
The secret of my success $ s (1987) – Performed “The price of love.” />
The Lost Boys (1987) – Performed “Do not Let The Sun Go Down On Me.”

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Myung, Petrucci, Portnoy and settled on the name Majesty for their newly formed group. According to the score so far. . . documentary, were in line for tickets to a Rush concert at the Berklee Performance Center while listening to the band on a boom box. Portnoy noted that the end of the song “Bastille Day” (from the album Caress of Steel) sounded “Majestic”. ? It was then decided that Majesty would be? the name of the band. />
The trio recorded the remaining positions of the group to fill. Petrucci asked his high school band-mate Kevin Moore to play keyboards. After accepting the position, another friend from home, Chris Collins? was recruited as vocalist after the band members feel? singing a cover of “Queen of the Empire” by Queensrche. During this time, Portnoy, Petrucci and Myung? busy schedule forced them off their studies to concentrate on their music, not because he felt he could learn more? in college. Moore also left his college, SUNY Fredonia, to concentrate on the tape.

“Another Won”

“Another Won” from the Majesty demos?.

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The months in early 1986 were filled with various concerts in and around New York City. During this time the band recorded a collection of demos, titled The Majesty Demos. The first edition of 1000 out of stock within six months, and the dubbed copies of the band? become popular within the progressive metal scene. Majesty demos? are still available in their original tape format today, despite officially released on CD, Mike Portnoy YtseJam Records. />
In November 1986, after several months of writing and playing together, Chris Collins? was fired. After a year of trying to replace, Charlie Dominici, who was even more to find? old and more? expert than anyone else in the band, successfully auditioned for the group. With stability? that led to the appointment Dominici Majesty?, started some shows around New York City to raise a significant amount of money? exposure. />
Shortly after taking Dominici, a Las Vegas group also named Majesty? threatened legal action for breach of property? Intellectual regarding the use of their name, so? the band? forced to take a new name. Alternatives? been proposed and tested, including Glasser, Magus, and M1, which were all rejected until Portnoy’s father suggested the name Dream Theater, the name of a movie theater in Monterey, California?.

When Dream and Day Unite (19881990)

Dream Theater in 1989: John Petrucci, Mike Portnoy, Charlie Dominici, Kevin Moore, John Myung

With their new name and stability? band Dream Theater concentrated on writing more? While playing more material? concerts in New York and in neighboring countries. This eventually attracted the attention of Mechanic Records, a division of MCA. Dream Theater signed their first record deal with Mechanic 06/23/1988 and went on their first album to include. The band recorded the album Kajem Victory Studios in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania. The inclusion of the basic tracks took about 10 days, and the whole album? was completed in about three weeks.

“When Dream And Day Unite? was released in 1989 for much less fanfare, the group had expected. Mechanic broke most of the finances? Le promises before? submitted to the Dream Theater v? R signing the contract, so? the band? was limited to playing around New York City. The promotional tour for the album consists of only five concerts, which were quite local. Their first show was at Sundance in Bay Shore, New York, opening for the classic rock power trio Zebra. />
After the fourth show, Dominici was fired because of personal and creative differences. Shortly afterwards? The band Marillion Dream Theater has asked them to open a concert at the Ritz in New York, so? Domain? had the opportunity? run for the last time. It would take another two years before Dream Theater had a replacement singer.

Images and Words and Awake (19911994)

“Pull Me Under”

” Pull Me Under “in pictures and words.

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Following Dominici’s firing, Dream Theater fought successfully to be released from its contract with the mechanic, and began singing auditions and writing material for their next album. In their search for a new vocalist, heard more than 200 people, among them former Fates Warning front man John Arch, all were rejected. Half? 1990, during a concert in New York, Dream Theater, Steve Stone was you? Introduced as a new singer. Yes? only sings three songs with the band? was fired for not performing adequately. It was the first five months of Dream Theater played another show, this all-instrumental times (under the name YtseJam). Until 1991, the band? remained concentrated in the attempt to hire another singer and writing additional music. It was during this period, who wrote most of what would become of 1992 images and words. />
In January 1991, Kevin James LaBrie, glam metal band Winter Rose,? was transported from Canada to New York for an audition. LaBrie jammed on three songs with the band, and immediately assumed the position of the singer to fill. Once recruited, LaBrie decided to drop his name to cause confusion with the other Kevin in the band to avoid. For the next few months, the band returned to play live (even for the most? Around NYC), while working on the vocals for the music written for the acquisition of LaBrie. Derek Shulman and ATCO Records (Rhino Entertainment), a division of Elektra Records, Dream Theater have released seven albums on the basis of a three-song demo (later made available as “The ATCO Demos” through the Dream Theater fan club). />
The first album recorded under their new record contract? Images and Words in 1992. For promotion, the label released a CD single and video for the song “Another Day”, but not for large commercial? Le impact. The song “Pull Me Under” does? capable of a high level of radio airplay to win, without any promotion organized by the group or their label. In response, an ATCO video clip of “Pull Me Under”, which saw heavy rotation on MTV. A third video? designed to “time” but not? It is almost as successful as “Pull Me Under”. />
The success of “Pull Me Under”, combined with relentless touring in the U.S. and Japan, caused Images and Words for the certification of “golden plates in the U.S. and platinum in Japan. A European tour followed in 1993, in which an exhibition at the famous Marquee Club in London included. The show? was shot and released as Live at the Marquee, Dream Theater, the first official? le live album. Moreover, a video compilation of their Japanese concerts (mixed with documentary footage in the style of off-stage tour)? was released as Images and Words: Live in Tokyo.

“A mind off s?: II – Voices” />
“Voices” awake.

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Eager working on new material, Dream Theater retire? in the studio in May 1994. Awake, Dream Theater’s third album? published October 4, 1994 in a storm of controversy among fans. Shortly before the album? was mixed, Moore ads? the rest of the group that was just more? interested people are in tourism, N? Why? promotion of the musical style of Dream Theater Dream Theater would stop and implemented to focus on his musical interests. As a result, the band struggling to find a replacement keyboard for a tour can be considered. The album? was very well received by critics and fans. The album? was seen by some more albums like Dream? mainly due to the dark lyrical content of many of the songs manage internal conflicts theater. For example, “The Mirror” explores the theme of alcoholism, Portnoy who was recovering at the moment.

Jens Johansson, who would go on to be a member of Stratovarius? was one of the most? great names for an audition, but the band members were eager to post with keyboardist Jordan Rudess filling. Portnoy and Petrucci had met Rudess Keyboard Magazine, where? is recognized as “Best New Talent” in the poll of readers. “She invited him to play a gig with the band Test Forum concrete foundations in Burbank, California?. The members of Dream Theater, the show? was incredible well, and Rudess? were asked to the keyboard fixed position to fill, however, Rudess opted to tour with the Dixie oil residue, but since has given him more freedom? staff. Disappointed, Dream Theater hired fellow Berklee alumnus Derek Sherinian, whose previous work included stints Alice Cooper and Kiss, to be completed for the Awake promotional tour. With the conclusion of the tour, the band decided to take Sherinian on as Moore’s replacement full-time. />
A Change of Seasons Falling Into Infinity (19951998)
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again left with a new member, Dream Theater does not immediately start working on new material. fans around the world, united in our mailing YtseJam (most popular form of communication between? Dream Theater fans at that point), began to exert pressure on the band official version of the song “A Change of Seasons”. It was written in 1989? was meant to be a part of images and words, but almost 17 minutes, yes? deemed too long for placement in the studio. However, the band perform live, while continuing supervision in the years v? r 1995. />
The petition was successful, and the group? included Bear Tracks Studios, New York in May 1995 to rewrite and record the songs with 23 minutes Sherinian contributes significantly to the final product. To spread “A Change of Seasons, the band released an EP with a collection of covers live concert Uncovered fanclub. />
After a brief period of small concerts to promote a change of Seasons Dream Theater took a break for a few months. To ensure up, “the band released a special CD of Christmas with their official? Le fan club, consisting of rare live tracks recorded during the first years of the band. They continued to issue a new CD every Christmas until 2005. Even during the break in the individual members to write compositions for their upcoming collaborative writing sessions. />
Meanwhile, several changes to Rhino Entertainment, and Dream Theater main contact within label? was fired. As a result, the new team in the company familiar with the relationship he had with former Dream Theater Rhino Entertainment staff, and the pressure Dream Theater album that was to write more? accessible. Half? 1997, the studio to record their next album writing. Besides the pressure of the band to sound a more established? mainstream Rhino Entertainment hired writer / producer Desmond Child to work with Petrucci on polishing the words of his song “you or me.” The whole band has changed music for the song, and? appeared on the album as “you are not me,” with a chorus that was barely remembers the original. Boys also had a major impact on the disk, with a shift towards compositions that are less complex and more? Radio Friendly. />
The band wrote almost two CDs of material, including a 20-minute song follow-up of Images and Words “Metropolis Part 1: The Miracle and Sleeper. The label for? Not allowed a double album, why? believes that a record of 140 minutes is not digestible by the general public. James LaBrie also heard that the CD should be a single disc. The numbers were not used later in a statement YtseJam Records The Falling Into Infinity Demos. />
The material has the right album? was released as Falling Into Infinity, which received mixed reception from fans who more? familiarity? with the previous band sound. Although the album? was moderated by progressive sound, songs like “Hollow Years” and “You Not Me” prompted some to believe it was the beginning of a new mainstream sound and Dream Theater. Overall, the album? was a disappointment, both critics and audiences. Although Portnoy did not speak publicly at that time, many years later, in 2004 DVD commentary for five years in a Live Time reveals? it was so? discouraged during this period I had found that the dissolution of all Dream Theater. />
During the European leg of world tour Touring Into Infinity, two shows were recorded for a live album entitled Once in a LIVE time, France and the Netherlands. The album? was released around the same time the video five years in a Live Time, which chronicles the time when Kevin Moore left the band Falling Into Infinity tour promotions.

Sc? machines from a Memory Metropolis and 2000 (19992001) />
In 1997, to Mike Varney Magna Carta Records ‘Portnoy invited to assemble a progressive’ supergroup “working on an album that would become the first in a long series of side projects for the members of Dream Theater. The line-up consists of Portnoy on drums, Petrucci on guitar, Tony Levin on bass, and keyboardist Jordan Rudess, who finished with the Dixie dregs. The band took the name Liquid Tension Experiment, and serve as a means to judge Rudess Portnoy and Petrucci could once again to join Dream Theater. In 1999, we agree? bid on the third full-time keyboardist of Dream Theater has become, to replace Sherinian. />
As a new member, Dream Theater? Bear Tracks Studio included re-write their next album. After an ultimatum by Portnoy, the label gave the band complete creative control. The follow-up to “Metropolis Part 1″, then what? was written during the Falling Into Infinity sessions (but not used on the album)? taken out of the closet for reworking. They decided the song 20 minutes into a concept album complete with a story that revolves around themes like re? Reincarnation, murder and betrayal to expand. To avoid stirring up the fans, a tight veil of secrecy enveloped the writing and recording process. The only thing fans know for his release was a list of songs that were leaked to the will? the band, and a release date. In 1999, Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory? was released to high critical acclaim. It was hailed as Dream Theater’s masterpiece by many fans and critics, despite only reaching number 73 on the album charts in the U.S.. />
The album? was mixed by David Bottrill, but only some of the mixtures made the last album. The big? has been remixed by Kevin Shirley. The rest of the connection? be heard in the band’s official? le bootleg “The Making Of Scenes From A Memory.” />
A massive world tour followed the album recording, and more? one year to complete their most by far? great at that point. The concert reflects the theatrical aspect of the disc. They all have the sc? Nes played from memory album from beginning to end, with a video screen on the wall of the sc? Ne where a companion story in the history of the disc. Besides playing the entire album, the band had a second series of Dream Theater songs, cos? as some covers of Dream Theater and improvisation old material. For more show? Especially for the Roseland Ballroom in New York, the actors were hired to play characters in the story, and a gospel choir? recruited to perform in some parts of the show. />
This exhibition, the last day North American tour? was registered for the first DVD release of the band. After many technical delays, the DVD, titled Metropolis in 2000,? was released in early 2001. Shortly after, the band announced that an audio version of the concert, all four hours long set-list (most of which had to be cut from the DVD to save space) would be released. />
The cover for the CD release concert, titled Live Scenes From New York, represented a Dream Theater early logos (the images and burning words had the heart, the model of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ) amended an apple (as in ‘Big Apple show’) instead of the heart, and the New York skyline, including the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in flames. In an unfortunate coincidence, the album ? was published on the same day as the attacks of September 11. The album? It was recalled that in the rush of the group and was re-released with revised artwork later.

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To test everything behind them, Dream Theater reinstated Bear Tracks Studios for their sixth studio album to include . Four years after they first petitioned Rhino Entertainment will enable them to a double album, finally get their chance with Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence release. The first disc consists of five pieces of 713 minutes in length, and the second disc? was entirely devoted to the title track of 42 minutes, what? to date the most? long song Dream Theater has written. The genesis of that song? Rudess came when he wrote what would be the “Overture” to “Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence become, and the band took part in different melody? n and ideas contained therein and expanded them into chapters for a complete story.
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Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence was very well received by critics and the press. It was the best? Dream Theater album Awake reputation since his debut in the Billboard charts at # 46 and # 1 on the Billboard Internet. During the eighteen years they toured the world once again?, With an expanded live show including a select number of special cover “gigs (see Cover songs section, below), where she played the Master of Puppets by Metallica and Iron Maiden It “Number of the Beast in their entirety.

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more than 2003, Dream Theater in the studio writing and recording another album. Since? Scenes From A Memory? was written and simultaneously recorded in the studio, in the spirit of change, the band took a different approach by setting aside three weeks for writing prior to registration. In middle of the recording sessions for the album, a special tour with two other groups, progressive metal and Queensrche Fates Warning? conducted in North America. The “Escape from” Studio American tour, how? Dream Theater has been submitted to promotional materials featured Queensrche and Dream Theater as a co-headliner acts with Fates Warning performing tasks in the program. As a finale for each concert was a major in which both Dream Theater and Queensrche performed together on stage, often simultaneously, playing covers. /> ;
At the end of the tour, Dream Theater returned to the studio for the recording of their seventh album, Train of Thought. They focused more? on writing a good song-geori? orientated album , a mentality? Inspired cover Master of Puppets and Number of the Beast in an earlier tour. As a result, the sound of metal pi? straight-forward of these two albums seemed to creep into Train of Thought. The album was a great success, but? alienated a fair proportion of Dream [Theater fans?] who preferred traditional progressive rock, such as S? or King Crimson. Whatever it?,? seemed Theater fans to expand into new areas Dream, capturing more metal fans?. />
Another world tour followed, in which Dream Theater aware of the support served for one of their main influences, s?. A small North American tour? was complemented by two bands, and Dream Theater was the world with their so called “An Evening With Dream Theater” show. />
their next step? was a live CD / DVD combination, this time included in the famous Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan on their Train of Thought World Tour. Live at Budokan? published 5.10.2004, and further driven Dream Theater’s reputation as one of the greatest live acts in progressive metal.

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At the end of their promotional tour Train of Thought, Dream Theater? the Hit Factory studios in New York City recorded their eighth album to include. How ? discovered, they would what? the last group ever to take in the famous studio, and the final part of the last session, the lights turned off to study forever.

Octavarium? published 06.07.2005, and took the band sound in a different direction. Among the eight songs? a continuation of Portnoy’s “Twelve” step saga (“The root of all evil”, steps 6-7 in 12-step plan) so? as the title track, a musically versatile rival epic 24 minutes “A Change of Seasons”. Octavarium mixed reactions from fans and? been the subject of a lively debate. Octavarium? was the last album under their contract seven albums with Elektra Records that the contract did you? RFD its absorption of Rhino Entertainment Records. />
Dream Theater on tour in 2005 and 2006 to celebrate their 20? anniversary as a band, including a spot with headlining Gigantour. During a show in Dallas 08.02.2005, the band pays tribute to late Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell by performing the song “Cemetery Gates” as an encore. Moreover? was the sudden appearance of fellow musicians Russell Allen, Burton C. Bell and Dave Mustaine, which one? The band on stage to share the track to perform. />
Dream Theater after part? Gigantour, and continued with its series of concerts. Several concerts were recorded and released for the fans. The tour ended in 1920? anniversary with a show at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on one? April 2006. Although the show was minimal promotion,? sold out days after tickets were made available. This shows that? was recorded for a CD / DVD or score published August 29, 2006 through Rhino Records? The first concert of the band accompanied by an orchestra (the Octavarium Orchestra “).

Systematic Chaos, and Chaos in Motion Greatest Hits (2007-2008) />
next Dream Theater album Systematic Chaos? issued 06/05/2007. The album marked their first with new label Roadrunner Records, a subsidiary of Atlantic Records. Roadrunner you? mplementeerd more promotion for the album, and as a result Systematic Chaos reached number 19 on the Billboard 200. It also saw the introduction of a video for “Constant Motion”, July 14, the first video of the band for years cave in 1997. An authorized book entitled Lifting Shadows, with their first twenty years? was also published in 2007 with an updated and expanded edition released in 2009 Systematic Chaos contains eight songs, but technically only seven songs. the album has an epic poem entitled “In the presence of enemies”, the album as a book thing numbers 1 and 8, AA Portnoy saga continues with the song “Repentance, and a song of a political nature, the prophets of war”.

Chaos In Motion 2007/2008 World Tour began in Italy?. Dream Theater played the Gods of Metal concert 03/06/2007. Dream Theater also appeared in the Fields Of Rock Festival, Netherlands 17.06.2007. She also starred in several other European festivals, including the United Kingdom Download Festival and the French festival Hellfest Summer with other bands like Megadeth, Korn, Slayer and Mastodon. />
Dream Theater to play the North American part of the tour 24.07 San Diego, California?, and wrapped 26.08 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They played with for program Redemption and Into Eternity. The tour “Chaos In Motion continued for the rest of the year and in 2008, with concerts in Asia?, South America and, for the first time, Australia?. />
1? April 2008, a Double Disc compilation titled Greatest Hit (… and 21 Other Pretty Cool Songs) was released by the band. The title refers to the joke song “Pull Me Under”, the only significant radio hit of the band. It also includes three songs re-mix their second album, pictures and words, five modified versions of previously released songs and a song from a B-side. Unlike most Greatest Hits compilation, Dream Theater, has been actively involved in the album, with the track listing for the best represented their musical career to feel.

Mike Portnoy, after the release of greatest hits, arranged a new tour called Progressive Nation 2008. A. Unlike previous trips Dream Theater, the shows were held in cities? who have not visited in the past (eg, Vancouver, Canada) or the city? had played in several years. This tour also marked the first time since the release of pictures and words, where the group performed in small clubs and theaters. />
Following this tour, the band has a DVD set called 20072008 Chaos in Motion, a compilation of tracks from their tour in support ninth album, Systematic Chaos. There were two types of DVD. One was a normal disk two sets, while the special edition set includes three CDs of music? went with the DVD drive. was published on September 30 2008.Nuvole

Black & Silver Linings God of War: Blood & Metal EP (2008resent)

, 02/06/2008 Mike Portnoy announced that the band would go to the studio to include a new album. On October 7, 2008, Dream Theater have started working on their album in 1910. The album, titled Black Clouds & silver linings,? was released June 23, 2009. Besides the standard CD, the album? available on vinyl LPs, so if a 3-disc Special Edition CD that the whole album, an instrumental CD includes mixtures of one album and a CD with six covers. />
1? May, Mike Portnoy spoke of Metal Hammer on the new album for their podcast said that, while ‘The Shattered Fortress “was the last set of numbers about 12 points in his recovery from alcoholism,” The Best of Times? a real personal heavy object my father died during production of the album, “adding:” It was the fight against cancer in all its done. “The band has also announced a second tour of Progressive Nation, including the first appearances in Europe rpm. Opeth, Dream Theater Bigelf and unexpected support in Europe, while Zappa Plays Zappa and the size of the top of North America held the leg. />
22/06/2009, Mike Portnoy announced

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January-February />
1.8 – The U. S. Postal Service issues a stamp of Elvis Presley. The project? was voted in February 1992. />
01.12 – Cream together for a gig at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony in Los Angeles, California?. Other imported Creedence Clearwater Revival, Ruth Brown, The Doors, Van Morrison, and Sly & The Family Stone. />
13.01 – Bobby Brown? arrested in Augusta, Georgia, USA for simulating a sex act on stage. [Edit] />
10.02 – Oprah Winfrey interviews Michael Jackson during an American television in prime time special. Become one of the more interviews? show in TV history and Jackson first in fourteen years. [Edit] />
2.14 – Harry Nilsson suffered a fatal heart attack. [Edit]

March-April />
March 4 – Patti LaBelle receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood, USA. />
6-3 – Whitney Houston’s single “I Will Love You Always” Message fourteenth week at number one in the United States, still the most? long-lived number one of all time. [Edit] />
22-03 – Depeche Mode became the first British alternative band at number one on the Billboard 200 U. S., with the album Songs of faith and devotion to achieve. [Edit]

Green Day signs a contract with Reprise Records. [Edit] />
April 12 – Actress Lisa Bonet files for divorce from Lenny Kravitz. [Edit] />
16.4 – Paul McCartney concert at the Hollywood Bowl, United States of America to celebrate “Earth Day”. Also co-starring Ringo Starr, Steve Miller and Don Henley. />
17.4 – Susanna Hoffs Bangles married screenwriter Jay Roach, Los Angeles, Calif.?. [Edit] />
April 21 – Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman married Suzanne Pull. [Edit] />
24/04 – Willie Nelson, John Cougar Mellencamp, Neil Young and more? 30 other artists at the Farm Aid 6 in Ames, Iowa, USA. />
29-4 – An animated version of Barry White appears on an episode of the American television animated series The Simpsons. <, Br />
May-June />
31-05 – Oasis plays at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut Glasgow, United Kingdom to support the 18 Wheeler. Creation Records boss Alan McGee, who was in the audience, their first contract offer after the show. [Edit] />
6.1 – Janet Jackson Janet. debuted at # 1, becoming the first female artist to do this by SoundScan era. The first single, “This? The Way Love Goes” began its sixth week of his race two months at number one. />
07.06 – On his 35th? birthday, Prince announced that it would change its name to an unpronounceable symbol. There? He also led the artist formerly known as Prince until 2000. [Edit] />
1921-2006 – Jamiroquai’s debut album Emergency on Planet Earth goes straight to number one in the British charts and stayed there for four weeks. [Edit] />
June 22 – Liz Phair released her acclaimed debut album Exile In Guyville. />
July-August

; July – Bjrk European alternative singer and pop princess Svetlana joined the Tour Iceland Moldova?. Both girls toured the United States, United Kingdom, France, Japan and elsewhere. />
07.17 Guns N ‘Roses played their last concert on their world-famous Use Your Illusion tour, this will be? The last time the original band playing on stage, pause between 1993-1999 />
10.08 – Mayhem guitarist Euronymous was stabbed by Earl Grishnackh in Oslo, Norway, making the end Temporary Mayhem. [Edit] />
08.28 – Bruce Dickinson plays his final performance with Iron Maiden (until his return in 1999). The show? was broadcast on British television and then released on VHS and DVD. [Edit]

September-October

September – Ace of Base released their debut for Warner Bros. to sign, aka Happy Nation Happy Nation and U. S version. The past year also introduced the hit “All That She Wants />
17 10 – Savatage guitarist and co-founder Michael Christopher” Criss “Oliva was killed in a car accident by a drunken driver seven times. [Edit] />


a new opera house in Helsinki, Finland. [Edit] />
09.11 – Wu-Tang Clan releases their critically acclaimed album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) />
11-11 – Michael Jackson Dangerous World Tour concludes to City? Mexico, Mexico. />
19 11 – the singer of Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder? was arrested in New Orleans, United States on suspicion of public drunkenness after a bar room brawl. [Edit] Undated

Mike Starr stops Alice in Chains.

Jesper Strmblad oath leaves, while Anders Friden joined the band. This meant otherwise left Dark Tranquillity.

Pro Art Symphony? Born in San Francisco, USA. />

Natalie Merchant of 10,000 Maniacs leaves, after twelve years in the band. [Edit]

New Order break during the tour for their album Republic, and apparently not speaking to each other for five years. [Edit]

Shania Twain signs his first contract with Mercury Records and released his debut album, Shania Twain. [Edit]

Christian rock label Tooth and Nail Records? format.

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Bill Bailey (born January 13, 1965 Mark Bailey, Bath, Somerset)? an English stand-up comedian, musician and actor. What? his extensive work as a stand-up, Bailey? known for his appearances on Have I Got News For You, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, QI, and Black Books.

Bailey? was inserted by The Observer as one of the top 50? Comedy acts in British comedy in 2003 and 2007? was voted number seven on Channel 4 cents more? great stand-up.

Content

a personal life

2 Career < br /> 2. Getting a stand-up

2. 2 television

2. 3 International Tour

2. 4 Other appearances />
2. 5 Music

2. 6 Future

3 selected works

3. Routes 1

3. 2 DVD

3. 3 Books

3. 4 TV / Movies

May 4 References External links

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personal

Bailey spent most of his childhood in Keynsham, a town? Situated between Bath and Bristol in western England. His father was a physician and his mother was a sister hospital. His maternal grandparents lived in a house built on the side of the house by her maternal grandfather, who was a mason and builder. Two rooms at the front of the family were home for an operation for his father.

Bailey was educated at King Edward’s School, a private school in Bath, where? Originally a university student wins most awards. However, about ET? of 15 years, began to unwind from the school when he realized the thrill of performance as a member of a group called school behind closed doors, which has done much original work. It was the only student in his school on a musical level to consider and pass? with a Class A. He also claims that he was good at sport (captain second XI cricket team KES 1982), which often surprised his teachers. He would often return the two main song combining the long bus ride to away games of rugby. It’s been here? Bill got his nickname by his music teacher, Ian Phipps, could the song “Will not You Come Home Bill Bailey” as play? Good guitar.

He began graduate English at Westfield College, but let? after one year.

He spent his childhood listening to Monty Python records and try a band called “Famous Five”, which he himself confesses were very bad, but still much better than him and , unexpectedly, had only four members. But he? a classically trained musician and received an associate degree from the London College of Music, in addition to being an honorary member of society? Crematorium organists. Although there “, he said he always tend to say silly things with music, a feature that shows his influence that stand.

Bailey mythologises often his first years in his stand-up. Bewilderness In his show, he claims to have attended Bovington Gurney School of Performing Arts and Owl Sanctuary. Been a succession of jobs before becoming a comedian, including lounge pianist, organist crematorium door-door salesman and dog for a mind-reading. A clip of Bailey’s appearance in the routine of the dog? was shown during his appearance Room 101. He? even self-deprecating about his appearance, suggesting that? cos? He hairy? the trolls, or his hair or beard? a small animal named Lionel, who are trained to ‘very much more. “

Bailey also talks about his role as” dispossessed Owl “in a Welsh experimental theater company (mentioned in an interview with The Australian newspaper, mail). Other roles included a part in the revolutionary phase of the workers’ production called the printers, which also featured Vanessa Redgrave and Frances de la Tour His curiosity page? IMDb says that? was named best actor awards in 1986 the Institut Fran? ais. />
An avid Star Trek fan, he named his son (born 2003), after Star Trek: Deep Space Nine character Dax and often refers to himself as a Klingon (once saying during his tour “the wizard who his ear-mounted microphone to him look like” a magician in a call center “and” a Klingon motivational speaker “)./>
He currently lives in Hammersmith, London and supports Queens Park Rangers.

Career />
The first stand-up

Bailey asked? touring the country with other comedians like Mark Lamarr. In 1986 he formed a duo, the Rubber Bishops, with Toby Longworth (former fellow pupil at King Edward’s Bath), who? Martin Stubbs was replaced in 1988. They have achieved some success on the club circuit, partly because of their rigorous schedules sometimes three or four concerts each night. It was here that Bailey began developing his unique style, mixing in musical parodies? N deconstructions or variations on the traditional jokes (“How do amoebas does it take to change a light bulb? One, not two! No, four! No eight …”) – According to folklore comedy, after a reviewer once been criticized for its lack of law jokes, Bailey again the next night, at Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh, a series composed entirely of punchlines.

Stubbs later quit to have a career pi? serious, and in 1994, Bailey performed Rock at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with Sean Lock, an exhibition on the aging pop star and his roadies, script editor by Comedy writer Jim Miller. The serial was later for the exhibition of Mark Radcliffe on BBC Radio 1. However, attending the show were not impressive, and once the only person in the audience? was comedian Dominic Holland. Bailey confessed in an interview with The Independent that he almost decided not to pursue doing telesales.

He persisted, and he and? Only the following year with a man show Bill Bailey’s Cosmic Jam. The games? was very well received and led to a shooting at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London? was broadcast on Channel 4 in 1996 as a live one-hour special called Bill Bailey. Not? was not until 2005 that? was released in uncut DVD and under the original title. It marked the first time that Bailey was able to bind together, his music and postmodern jokes to the erratic walking style now? familiar. />
Supporting Donna McPhail in 1995 and an award-winning Time Out towers? Edinburgh in 1996 with an acclaimed show that? was nominated for the Perrier Comedy Award. Among the other candidates? was future Black Books co-star Dylan Moran, who has entered defeated in the ballot? in the history of the prize.

Bailey won the award for Best Live Stand-Up at the British Comedy Awards 1999.

TV />
Although he won the Perrier in 1996, the appointment? enough to point this out, and in 1998 the BBC gave his TV show? Bill Bailey? “/>
This was not the first raid Bailey on television. His debut? Motormouth children was at the end of 1980, playing the piano for a mind-reading dog. The trick? Gone wrong funny and Bailey remember? experience in the BBC show Room 101 with Paul Merton in 2000. In 1991 he appeared in stand-up shows such as The Happening, in the packaging, the Stand Up Show and The Comedy Store.? also appeared as Commander of the panel two games, a pilot called Pop Quiz BTI dogs, and poorly received Channel 4 sci-fi quiz, Space Cadets. But? Bill Bailey? was the first time he wrote and presented the show.

With his star rising and public recognition to get next year, Bailey well received performances in the shows, as I have news for you, World Cup Comedy Room 101, Des O’Connor Tonight, Coast to Coast and three episodes of the off-beat Channel 4 series Spaced, where she played comic-shop manager Bilbo Bagshot. />
In 1998, Dylan Moran, the approaches? with a pilot script for BlackBerry Books, Channel 4 sitcom about a grumpy bookshop, his assistant, makeup, and their friend neurotic women. It was commissioned in 2000, and Bailey was the assistant Manny Bianco, with Moran playing owner Bernard, Tamsin Greig and his friend, Fran. Three series of six episodes were made, the construction of a large cult fanbase, the audience that Bailey had built a successful national tour in 2001.

When Sean Hughes, his long term role as captain from left Never Mind the Buzzcocks in 2002, Bailey became his successor. His style quickly blended into the show, perhaps helped by his musical background. soon developed a relationship of species with host Mark Lamarr, who constantly teased him about his beauty and his preoccupation with the animals in the forest.? announced September 18, 2008 Bill would leave series and replaced by a series of guest captains, including Jack Dee and Dermot O’Leary. While tourism in 2009, Bailey joked that his main reason for leaving the show? is a lack of desire to continue to hum little known Toxic Britney Spears’ figures in the indie music scene.

Bailey? appeared frequently on intellectual Panel Game QI since its inception in 2003, alongside host Stephen Fry and regular referee Alan Davies. Other TV appearances have a cameo role in the drama of Alan Davies’ Jonathan Creek series like no street magician Kenny Star Kiss and obsessed guitar teacher in the “Holiday episode fifteen floors Sean Lock. Later? lockable appeared as a guest in his new TV show Heaven, Telly Hell. Also? appeared twice on Friday? night with Jonathan Ross.

Bailey also presented Wild Thing I Love You, which began on Channel 4 October 15, 2006. The series focuses on protecting wildlife in Great Britain? And Rehoming included badgers, owls and water voles.

Bailey has recently appeared in the second series of E4 teen “dramedy” Dad Maxxie Skins Game? Walter Oliver. In Episode 1, Walter struggles with the desire for a child of a dancer, rather than a manufacturer, who? what he does for a living. Walter? married to Jackie, played by Fiona Allen.

bailey appeared on the first episode of Grand Designs Live May 4, 2008, Kevin McCloud help build his home eco-friendly. In 2009, Bailey appeared in the BBC show “Hustle” and “Cyclops Character”, a side character line. In the fall of 2009 host? Bailey, Bill Bailey’s Big Bird Watch.

International tour

Bailey in Concert, 2007 Photo: Brian Marks />
; In 2001, Bailey early? for world travel Bewilderness that? become a great success. A recording of a performance in Swansea? was released on DVD in the same year, and the show? was broadcast on Channel 4 Christmas. A modified version of it? also successful in America, and in 2002 Bill released a CD recording on the West Beth Theatre in New York. The exhibition includes all of its trademark, parody? N on popular music (as Unisex Chip Shop, a tribute to Billy Bragg, who actually Billy Bragg performed at the Glastonbury Festival 2005), “three men in a pub” jokes (which a style of Geoffrey Chaucer) and deconstruction of television themes such as Countdown and The Magic Roundabout. CD Bewilderness”? sold out concert, which was in reality? only a mixture of studio recordings of songs and monologues Bill had done in the past -? was then released in stores, like Bill Bailey: The Ultimate Collection. . . Never!. That same year he was also a Channel 4 countdown, Top Ten Prog Rock.

bailey part troll preview of the show at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2003. A critical success and the public, then transferred to the West End, where tickets sold in less than 24 hours, and new dates were added. Since then he has traveled throughout the United Kingdom and America, Australia? and New Zealand. The show was actually the first time Bailey had faced political material, as extended in such issues as the war in Iraq, which had only touched on in his first show in New York Bewilderness. He also speaks extensively about drugs, at one point asking the public to cook cannabis different name. A DVD? was released in 2004.

2005 finally the release of her 1995 show Bill Bailey’s Cosmic Jam saw. The two-disc set also includes the director Bewilderness cut, which a routine on Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time, not seen in the original version.

Bailey performed a show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2006, titled “Steampunk”. He seemed destined to be sold more on the margins? quickly shows ever (The previous record holder Bailey in The Odd Couple in 2005.) But a ticket mix-up forced the last 10% of the tickets be purchased in person from home or pre-booked, which means the place at all a rate more? slower overall than it should.

Bailey appeared on nice days Festival in August 2007. The British leg of the tour sold out Tinselworm enjoyed three nights at the MEN Arena in Manchester, the most? largest indoor arena in Europe, and? culminated in a sold-out performances at Wembley Arena. />
Beginning of 2007,? started a petition expressing fans want ‘to see him as a dwarf in the film The Hobbit 2010, after his stand-up routine audition said Gimli in The Lord of the Rings. The petition reached its goal in the first days of January, and? is sent to the producers. It was hoped that, as the tour Tinselworm the port? Wellington, New Zealand, where the film? in pre-production, which would have been able to audition. .

Other gigs />
In 2000 he had a small role in the British comedy film Saving Grace, and also expressed the sperm whale in 2005, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to galaxy movie. />
In 2002, Bailey provided the voice of an ad campaign for BMW Mini, so? such as writing and performing a series of advertisements for British Airways, by the use of music, has a humorous look at different localit? world.

bailey? also performed in two dramatic roles Edinburgh Fringe Festival shows, both directed by Guy Masterson. He played Juror # 4 in a 2003 version of twelve angry men with comedic roles as jurors and also co-star in a 2005 production of The Odd Couple Oscar alongside Alan Davies.

Radio appearances include two episodes of each of the Chain Reaction Challenge 99p, sorry, have no idea, and three episodes of a moment, than for Good Vibrations: The History of the Theremin , co-hosted the first series of The Museum of curiosity? appearing in the loose ends. />
In 2005, he appeared in Birmingham, as an act of “Jasper Carr Otto Rock with laughter.” It appeared with artists like Bonnie Tyler, Jasper Otto Carr, Lenny Henry, Bobby Davro and the Lord of the dance group.

Bill Bailey was due to appear in Shaun of the Dead, but in the notes included with the DVD Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright said that was not because the movie? was busy with other commitments at the moment. However, he had two small role as a sergeant in twins office Pegg and Wright, the 2007 film Hot Fuzz.

Bill Bailey hosting So you think you’re funny. /> <, Br /> In February 2007, Bailey has organized, produced and starred in a West End show called Pinter’s People, a collection of sketches by playwright Harold Pinter. The show also friends Eldon, Geraldine McNulty and Sally Phillips played. />
In March 2007, Bill Bailey appeared in the International Human Beatbox Convention at the Southbank Centre in London, Shlomo execute stage for the climax of the concert, as well as his own show beatboxing. />
On 05/04/2007,? He appeared as a guest presenter on BBC One I have news for you and again 09/05/2008. />
In July 2007, Bill Bailey told a series of animated reading books for dyslexic children called “Nessy Tales. />
06/09/2008 Bailey? was a guest on Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs and much more? Later that day, appeared in the first episode of an adaptation of ragged trousers philanthropists at the same station. />
Also in June, Bill made a guest appearance at the Australian show ‘Rove Live’ and while in a questionnaire Win $ 20 in 20 seconds, he answered the question: “Who are you gay again? ” answer: “The Pope” />
In September? was one of the hosts of So You Think You’re Funny Comedy Gala at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. />
On 12 November 2008, Bill? was one of the executors of the “We Are” The most fun, play a special benefit for the 60th anniversary of Prince Charles to celebrate.

Music, Bailey? a talented pianist and guitarist and has a perfect pitch. His stand-up routines, often to music genres such as jazz, rock (prog rock in particular the early seventies), drum’n'bass, rave and classical, mostly for comic value. favorite instruments are the keyboard, guitar, theremin, kazoo and bongos. He also said in an interview that has reached Grade 6 clarinet. It was also a part of punk Beergut 100, which he founded in 1995 with comedy writer Jim Miller and noticed Trenaman Martin and Phil Whelans, Kevin Eldon as a singer. The band played? at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2006. Trenaman and were very well already? present in Cosmic Jam under the name “The Stan Ellis Experiment”, and then Trenaman Eldon and John Moloney described in Kraftwerk homage “Das Hokey Kokey” Part Troll tour. Bill claims that he and the other three musicians are a tribute band called Augenblick Kraftwerk. To mark the last concert of the tour party at a Troll? January 2005 the band back on stage after the “Das Hokey Kokey joke for an encore of one hours of music playback. />
In February 2007, Bill appeared on two occasions with the BBC Concert Orchestra and Anne Dudley in an exhibition titled Cosmic Shindig. Performed in the Colosseum in Watford on February 24 and 26-02 Queen Elizabeth Hall, the show included versions orchestrally accompanied many of the songs by Bill earlier, exploration of orchestral instruments and a series of new compositions. The Queen Elizabeth Hall performance? was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 March 16, 2007 as part of Comic Relief 2007.

Bill had planned to put forward as Great Britain? Eurovision entry in 2008, after numerous petitions fans encouraged him to do. />
In October 2008? exhibited Bill Bailey’s Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra Royal Albert Hall with the BBC Concert Orchestra , conducted by Anne Dudley. />
In November 2009? received his private passions, the biographical music discussion program on BBC Radio 3.

Future <, br />
since September 2008, Bailey is working on a movie project about the explorer and naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, in the form of a travelogue of Indonesia?. Bailey said in an interview that Wallace had been “airbrushed the history, “and feels an” affinity? real “with him. />
Selected Works

Tours Cosmic Jam (1995)

Bewilderness (2001)

Part Troll (2004)

Steampunk (2006)
, <, br /> Tinselworm (2008)

Bill Bailey Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra (2009) DVD

<, br /> Bewilderness (11/12/2001)

Part Troll (22/11/2004)

, Cosmic Jam (7/11/2005) <, br />
Bill Bailey – The Classic Collection (11/27/2006) (Gernandt with Bewilderness Part Troll and Cosmic Jam)
< br /> Tinselworm (10-11-2008)

Bill Bailey – Collector’s Edition (10-11-2008) (Gernandt with Bewilderness Part Troll and Cosmic Jam Tinselworm) Help Outstanding < , br />
Bill Bailey at the Orchestra (November 23, 2009)

Bill Bailey – The inevitable Gernandt (November 23, 2009) (Gernandt with Bewilderness part Troll Cosmic Jam, Tinselworm, Bill Bailey’s Remarkable Guide Orchestra)

Books />
The Many Moods of Bill Bailey (a book with the number 9 songs popular than Bill, from the period 1995 to 2005. Includes instructions from Bill himself (who ventures into how they are made) and images) (2007)

TV / Movies

Blue Heaven (Channel 4 TV series) (1994)

Asylum (1996)

Space Cadets (1997 ) (Team Captain Regular)

Is It Bill Bailey? (1998) />
Spaced (19,992,001)

,, Have I Got News for You (reviews – 1999, 2001, 2005. Presenter reviews – 2007, 2008, 2009)

Saving Grace (2000)
< , br /> Maid Marian and her Merry Men (1992). Cameo court jester of King John

Black Books (20,002,004)

Jonathan Creek

“Satan’s Chimney” (2001)

“The Dummy” (2003)

,, Wild West (20022004) />
Never Mind the Buzzcocks (20022008) (Regular team captain)

IQ (2003resent) (frequent guest) < , br />
“of 15 storeys in height” – “The Holiday” (2004) />
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (2005) (Voice of the Whale ) />;
The Libertine (small cameo role as adviser to Charles II of England).

Wild Thing I Love You (2006) (moderator)

highest in March (one star in a car at a reasonable price)

Hot Fuzz (2007)
< br />; Run Fatboy Run (2007) (cameo)

Skins (2008)

Love Soup (2008) />
We are very amused (2008) (one-off special)

Hustle “Prodigal” (2009 )

“Diamond Seeker” (2009) Remarkable Guide

Bill Bailey’s for orchestra (2009)

Steve’s World (2009)

Burke and Hare (2010)

Bill Bailey’s Birdwatching Bonanza (2010)
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References ^ ab “Bill Bailey”. screen online. http://www. screen online. Org. uk/people/id/1191391 /.
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^ ab “@ Bill Bailey. Twitter. http://twitter. com/RealBillBailey/status/7701657445.” @ Bill Bailey. Twitter. http://twitter. com/RealBillBailey/status/7707832487. “@ Bill Bailey. Twitter. Http://twitter. Com/RealBillBailey/status/9570692935.

Ups ^ Channel 4’s 100 Greatest Stand.” Http://www. Channel4. com / entertainment / tv / microsites / C / comedy_standups / results / outcomes. html. [Dead link]

^ abc “Desert Island Discs Bill Bailey.” Desert Island Discs. BBC. Radio 4. 08/06/2008.

“^ Comedy Map of Great Britain?”. News & Events Calendar. King Edward’s School, Bath. , 2007. http://www. kesbath. com / cgi-local / Artman / exec / research. cgi? = 1 & cat = & key = 1553 & template fields art_num = index / news. HTM. Consulted on 2007-02-02.

^ “The people? obsessed with my appearance, The Independent, November 21, 2008.

^” Episode 1 – London West West Country . ‘The Comedy Map of Great Britain?. BBC 2. 2007/01 / 27.

“Bill Bailey ^ – About Bill.” http://www. Bill Bailey. co . com / about. php.

^ http://fourfourtwo. com/interviews/celebrityfans/49/article. aspx

^ http://news. BBC. co. uk/1/hi / entertainment/7623854. stm

^ Bill Baileys Big Bird Watch

, ^ “All of us? that glitters. “Wired magazine ads Croydon. Http://www. Wiredmag. Co. Com / archive feature. Php? Issue_id feature_id = 50 & = 69. Retrieved at 2007-12-31.

^ Gilded Balloon – So You Think You’re Funny

^ Simon Neville (2006). “Looking back on one week of Fringe madness. live. Scot. com. http://living. Scotsman. com / topics. cfm? tid = 1484 & id = 1247052006. Retrieved 2/1/2007.

Natbat ^ (2006). “Interview with Kevin Eldon. Notbbc. Co. Uk. Http://www. Notbbc. Co. Uk/features/15/kevin_eldon_interview. Html. Retrieved 2/1/2007.

, ^ “The Essential Guide to Edinburgh.” Special Report of Edinburgh 2006. Guardian Unlimited. 2006. http://arts. guardian. co. uk/edinburgh2006/story/0,, 1826826.00. html. Retrieved 2 / 1 / 2007.

^ Eurovision (Breaking News)

^ Bill Bailey Remarkable Guide to Orchestra. guardian. co. uk. http:/ / www. guardian. co. uk/stage/2008/oct/17/comedy. Retrieved 20/10/2008.

^ on BBC Radio 3
< br /> ^ “What Bill has his groove. Sydney Morning Herald. http://www. SMH. com. au/text/articles/2008/09/06/1220121596375. html. Retrieved 09/15/2008.

^ Http: / / www. IMDb. com/title/tt0371724 / “Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy”, IMDB

External links Wikiquote has a collection of quotations by and about Bill Bailey <, br />
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bill Bailey

Bill Bailey – the official? le site.

Bill Bailey Internet Movie Database Internet.

Bill Bailey discography at Discogs.

Screen Online Bill Bailey of the British Film Institute.
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English comedian, actor and musician

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