James Wood

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James Wood

, GB
Singer / Musician / Composer / Producer / Conductor of Rock, Pop and Children's Music

Warnings : - For the English Trance producer, see James Wood (3). - For the classical conductor, see James Wood (4). - For the Jessie Rose Trip member, see James Wood (6). Singer, guitarist, bassist and composer, James Wood was born in Sheffield in the 50's. After moving to London, he created "The 45's". The band played in several famous pubs of London. The first single of the band, 'Couldn't believe a word', became a little success in England. But the band split in 1983. During a trip in Brittany the young James Wood decided to settle in the Nantes area. There, James was part of the band "Bouskidou" for several years. After that he created the band "Jaywood" and then "The Architects of Misfortune". Alan Simon has regularly invited him on his multi-artists albums, and James Wood had a great influence on the 'Excalibur' trilogy, bringing the adaptations in English of most of the texts and co-writing music with Alan Simon. Leo Seeger

Instruments

Vocals
Keyboards
Bass
Guitar
Electric guitar

Genres

Rock
Pop
Children's Music

Plays With

Bouskidou

L’Oreille Croquée

Leo Seeger

Rosemary & The Brainless Idols

The Architects Of Misfortune

Band Members

External Links

Home Page

Discogs

iTunes

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Acknowledgements

To all the music fans that are contributing on Discogs, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. Thanks to Franz Flückiger for providing Storygram used to visualize band membership.