Dave Richmond

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Dave Richmond
Instruments	bass
Associated acts	Manfred Mann, The Shadows
Website	www.daverichmond.co.uk

David 'Dave' Richmond (born 1940?, Brighton, Sussex), is a professional bass player, best known as a founder member of the 1960s pop group Manfred Mann, playing with the band in 1963.^[1] After leaving the band in 1963, Richmond became a session player, working with, amongst others, Elton John, Bread, and Hank Marvin.

[edit] References

^ Strong, Martin C. (2003) The Great Rock Discography, Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-312-1, p. 648

[edit] External links

Jazz4now - The Dave Richmond Home Page

v t e Manfred Mann

Manfred Mann Mike Hugg Mike Vickers Tom McGuinness Paul Jones Mike d'Abo Jack Bruce Klaus Voormann Dave Richmond

Studio albums	The Five Faces of Manfred Mann Mann Made As Is Up the Junction Mighty Garvey!

Extended play	Manfred Mann's Cock-a-Hoop Groovin' with Manfred Mann The One in the Middle No Living Without Loving Machines Instrumental Asylum As Was Instrumental Assassination

Compilations	Mann Made Hits Soul of Mann What A Mann Chapter Two: The Best of the Fontana Years Basic: Original Hits The Best of Manfred Mann: The Definitive Collection The Best of the EMI Years Manfred Mann at Abbey Road, 1963-1966 BBC Sessions Very Best of Manfred Mann The Story Classic Masters The Evolution of Manfred Mann Complete Greatest Hits

UK singles	"Why Should We Not" "Cock-a-Hoop" "5-4-3-2-1" "Hubble Bubble (Toil and Trouble)" "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" "Sha La La" "Come Tomorrow" "Oh No, Not My Baby" "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" "Pretty Flamingo" "You Gave Me Somebody to Love" "Just Like a Woman" "Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James" "Ha! Ha! Said the Clown" "Sweet Pea" "So Long, Dad" "Mighty Quinn" "Theme from "Up The Junction" "My Name is Jack" "Fox on the Run" "Ragamuffin Man"

Related articles	Discography Manfred Mann Chapter Three Manfred Mann's Earth Band The Manfreds

v t e The Shadows

Hank Marvin Bruce Welch Brian Bennett Mark Griffiths Jet Harris Tony Meehan Brian 'Licorice' Locking Warren Bennett John Rostill John Farrar Alan Tarney Alan Jones Alan Hawkshaw The Drifters Ian Samwell Terry Smart Ken Pavey Norman Mitcham

Studio albums	The Shadows Out of the Shadows Dance With The Shadows The Sound of The Shadows Shadow Music Jigsaw From Hank, Bruce, Brian and John Shades of Rock Rockin' with Curly Leads Specs Appeal Tasty String of Hits Change of Address Hits Right Up Your Street Life in the Jungle XXV Guardian Angel' Moonlight Shadows' Simply Shadows Steppin' to the Shadows' At Their Very Best Reflection

Singles	The Drifters Feelin Fine Jet Black The Shadows Saturday Dance Apache Man of Mystery / The Stranger FBI The Frightened City Kon-Tiki The Savage Wonderful Land Guitar Tango Dance On! Foot Tapper Atlantis Shindig Geronimo Theme for Young Lovers The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt Rhythm and Greens Genie With the Light Brown Lamp Mary Anne Stingray Don't Make My Baby Blue The War Lord I Met a Girl A Place in the Sun The Dreams I Dream Maroc 7 Tomorrow's Cancelled Bombay Duck Somewhere Running out of World Dear Old Mrs. Bell Slaughter on Tenth Avenue Turn Around and Touch Me Let Me Be the One Run Billy Run It'll Be Me Babe Another Night Love Deluxe Don't Cry for Me Argentina Theme from the Deer Hunter (Cavatina) Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto Riders in the Sky Heart of Glass Equinoxe (Part V) "Mozart Forte" The Third Man Telstar Imagine/Woman Treat Me Nice

Production	Norrie Paramor Malcolm Addey Peter Vince Abbey Road Studios

Related articles	Discography Discography with Cliff Richard Concert tours Cliff Richard

Book:The Shadows