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DAVE ARBUS VEREDELTE “BABA O’REILLY“: PROGRESSIVE-ROCK-GEIGER WIRD 80
- Oct 09, 2021
Er gehörte 1967 zur Gründungsformation der britischen Progressive-Rock-Band East of Eden, bei der er bis 1973 Geige, Flöte und Saxofon spielte: Dave Arbus. Zu hören ist seine Kunst unter anderem auf der Top-Ten-Single “Jig-A-Jig“ (1970). Noch berühmter ist sein Beitrag für The Whos “Baba O‘Reilly“ (1971). Er spielte auch live für The Who, war auf Solo-Arbeiten von Roger Daltrey zu hören und initiierte die Réunion von East of Eden 1997.
He was part of the founding lineup of the British Progressive Rock band East of Eden in 1967, playing violin, flute and saxophone until 1973: Dave Arbus. His art can be heard on the top ten single “Jig-A-Jig“ (1970), among others. Even more famous is his contribution to The Whos “Baba O'Reilly“ (1971). He also played live for The Who, was featured on solo work by Roger Daltrey, and initiated the 1997 East of Eden reunion.
He was part of the founding lineup of the British Progressive Rock band East of Eden in 1967, playing violin, flute and saxophone until 1973: Dave Arbus. His art can be heard on the top ten single “Jig-A-Jig“ (1970), among others. Even more famous is his contribution to The Whos “Baba O'Reilly“ (1971). He also played live for The Who, was featured on solo work by Roger Daltrey, and initiated the 1997 East of Eden reunion.
