When birth day of Mick Underwood?

When we must to congratulate our loved drummer?

Who was guitarist of The Satellites?

Thanks!

If you recall from Spring Grove , I think I made use of some of your 'unbranded kit'...went on to have lessons at Jim Marshalls and eventually bought my Premier kit from his shop in Hanwell....I remember watching you play your drums in the front room of your parents house.... seems many years ago...best wishes..alan

Do you recall school days at Spring grove

Mick,
As I live and breathe, who would have thought that I would find you after all these years. Kept in touch with Chas of course, even appeared on Chas N Dave's 'This is Your Life' with Aamon Andrews in 1985. Spent 5 years dong a morning radio show in Hong Kong and produced a number of records for various Canadian folk and country artists. Linda and I are still an item after 43 years. I teach ad writing at a college in Vancouver and work. Son David is a drummer and has toured India, the States and Canada. We really must chat about all the places we have been since we threw flour bags at unsuspecting Welshpeople back in the day. Hope to re-aquaint, relive and rebuild on an illustrious time in pop music history, Mick.
Your friend and fellow muso,
Ken L

I love the Outlaws picture!! I always wanted to see my father in law (ken) in his prime!! Great site, thanks for making my day!!!

Forgot to mention, Mick I suggested to RB that we search for "Dumplings" and put the Dominators on the road for his "anniversary".Just wait for the call.........LOL??
Rgds BobD.

Hi Mick, well here's a surprise.Just been looking at the web site and the ref:to the Dominators!! Brought a tear to the eye. I emailed Ritchie a few weeks ago on his birthday to remind him that next year will mark the 50th anniversary of his first (professional) gig at the Kings Head Twickenham,a year or two before you joined us in the Doms.
You weren't really THAT loud, I think that it was just something that Alan"Dumplings"came up with because he couldn't see that you and RB were in it as a career. Understand you live in Twickenham now.Backing on to my old street!!! I was given your tel.no. by Jerry Bloom.I met him in the Fountain just after the RB book came out.Put him straight on many of his inaccuracies!!
Could well phone you just before I come to Twickenham for my next bout of babysitting!!!!!
Look after yourself mate, Bob Danks.

How are you mate?Dad and I met up with the boys in Vienna and we're back in London now.Hope to see you this Saturday at Esquires in Bedford (afternoon)or The Liberal Club in High Wycombe (evening).Hopefully both!!!
Hope all is well and take care
Jeff

Hi Mick! Is this one of your efforts? Couldn't see it mentioned on the site. USA-only single on Warner Bros 5626, released April/May 1965. Artist listed as, Teddy & The Clock-Watchers. A-Side is "You Were Made For Me", a rather optimistic cover of the Freddie & The Dreamers hit, which was already climbing the USA charts at the time. B-Side is an instrumental, "Kinky", composed by,
Lawrence (Derek?)- Hodges (Chas?)- Weaghell (?)- Underwood (Mick?).
Produced in London for Kim Fowley Productions by Derek Lawrence.
Any memories of this disc? And do you know who Weaghell was ?!
Cheers! Russ

Now let's see if we can get it right after a couple of pints of Pride.

Mick, I'm documenting about Aylesbury Friars at the moment (official site sanctioned by the management so to speak). I think you played here with Strapps and Gillan - have you memories of the place I could use on the website?

Cheers
Mike

Hi Mick, seen you with Gillan at Bombay rock in Melbourne in 81- the band was on fire, totally cookin, one of my top concerts l've ever been to.
Just had a listen to my copy of the Glory road album- first time in about 20 years, ahh the memories came floodin back and l had to look you up on the net to see what you where up to and found your site, great stuff, really good to see you still at it- l drum too and really dig your playin, would like to hear some of your new stuff with the blues band.
All the best and keep on drummin- Rob

Hello, Mick, your great playing inspired me to become a drummer. You're the one of the best rock drummers, in my opinion. Capitalizing on a chance I would like to ask some questions:
What kind of sticks do you use? What exact characteristics a bassist should have to be a comfortable for you to play with? Do you like any modern drummers or bass-players? What are their names?
Thanks a million for all! Take care & keep on playing good music!!
Sincerely Yours,
Alex Vinogradov

Nice site! Found it rather interesting.

Hi Mick
Happy new Year
All the best for 2008

Was the Crescents one of the bands in which Jeff Beck started out?
Was the lead vocalist Johnny Dell previous singer for the Deltones?

regards

Hello Carol and Mick,

I wish you and your families a Happy New Year 2008, keep on rocking!
Is there any chance that Raw Glory comes back to Austria in 2008?
Carol, thank you for using my scans from the Outlaws- and Gillan signatures, I´m very proud that I was able to put in something for your great website.

Best wishes from Austria,
Gerhard

Hello Mick Underwood,

Many thanks for your contributions at Quatermass and Strapps.

Today I'm still loving these albums.
Other drummers I like are Steve Broughton and Aynsley Dunbar.

Your on the right way now with Blues Rock! I wish you a lot of success

Hello Mick
I have cutting from Melody Maker (Jan. 1971) which says that Quatermass were "due to score the music for a new movie called 'Friday's Child'" and that the band would be "seen in the movie during sequences shot in a 'beat club'". Did this film actually make it to release? - and did you really feature in it!
Regards
Martin M.

hi mick...im writing this on behalf of my dad, Noel Scott(the loony that used ot play keyboard in Strapps.)I can't believe how much stuff you have done and from what my dad says your very good at what you do.i know he would love to come and see you play sometime...i'll make sure he doesnt forget!

Hi Mick

Wonderful site

Have you played in Screaming Lord Sutch's Savages?