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Glittermen

The Glittermen were a glam rock band from England, who backed Gary Glitter, un-credited, on his first four hit singles, from June 1972 until the summer of 1973, when they then officially became known as The Glitter Band. Continuing to back Gary Glitter on some of his further hit singles, but now as 'The Glitter Band', they began releasing records of…

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Genres
Pop · glam rock
Label
Bell
Origin
United Kingdom
Past members
John Rossall (Sax/Trom) John White (Drums) Gerry Shephard (Guitar) Ray Moxley (Bass) Harvey Ellison (Sax) Pete Phipps (Drums) Pete Gill (Drums) Bob Edmonds (Sax) Albert Darley (…
Years active
1972–1973

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related to history · 24
Glittermen → B-side, Boston Show Band, Gary Glitter, Gary Glitter's, Germany, Gerry Shephard, Glitter, Glitterband, Harvey Ellison, John Rossall, John White, Leander, Mike Leander, Mike Leander Showband, Only John Rossall, Paul Raven, Ray Moxley, Rock, Roll Part, The
Genres · 2
Glittermen → glam rock, Pop
Label · 1
Glittermen → Bell
Origin · 1
Glittermen → United Kingdom
Past members · 1
Glittermen → John Rossall (Sax/Trom) John White (Drums) Gerry Shephard (Guitar) Ray Moxley (Bass) Harvey Ellison (Sax) Pete Phipps (Drums) Pete Gill (Drums) Bob Edmonds (Sax) Albert Darley (…
Years active · 1
Glittermen → 1972–1973

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glitter band singles gary hit john rossall rock 1973 leander known harvey ellison glam 1972 records albums early would boston

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GlittermenGenresglam rock1.00infobox
GlittermenLabelBell1.00infobox
GlittermenOriginUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
GlittermenPast membersJohn Rossall (Sax/Trom) John White (Drums) Gerry Shephard (Guitar) Ray Moxley (Bass) Harvey Ellison (Sax) Pete Phipps (Drums) Pete Gill (Drums) Bob Edmonds (Sax) Albert Darley (…1.00infobox
GlittermenYears active1972–19731.00infobox
Glittermenrelated to historyMike Leander0.60section
Glittermenrelated to historyGary Glitter's0.60section
Glittermenrelated to historyRock0.60section
Glittermenrelated to historyRoll Part0.60section
Glittermenrelated to historyB-side0.60section
Glittermenrelated to historyThe0.60section

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