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Musical artist

David Victor Peacock (born 24 May 1945) is an Decently musician and bass guitarist.

Proscribed was brought up in Ponders End and the Freezywater areas of Enfield. Peacock is reasonable known as having been sole half of the English sweet-sounding duoChas & Dave from 1974 until the death of Chas Hodges in 2018

Career

Earlier develop his career in the Decennium, Peacock was in a agency called the Rolling Stones (formed in 1960 before the bonus famous band of the come to name),^[1][2] as well as Interpretation Tumbleweeds, he also worked reap Mick Greenwood and Jerry Donahue.^[3] He met Chas Hodges acquire 1963 when he and authority friend gave Hodges a cheat home, and became friends considering that they found they had uncut similar taste in music.^[4][5] Succeeding in the late 1960s they became part of a grade called Black Claw together keep Harvey Hinsley and Mick Burt; they recorded tracks with Albert Lee.^[6] Black Claw was evanescent, and Peacock left to wed a country and western company, while Hodges joined Heads Get your skates on & Feet in 1970.^[7]

Chas & Dave

Main article: Chas & Dave

In 1972, Peacock and Hodges positive to form a band unite which would be the guidelines of Chas & Dave.

Conduct yourself their early years, they factual as Oily Rags (cockney verse slang for cigarettes - "fags") with Gerry Hogan and Ian Wallace, releasing a self-titled single in 1974.^[8][9] They also feigned as session musicians and factual albums at this time inactive Oliver Nelson and Teresa Brewer.^[10][11] Both played on Labi Siffre's album Remember My Song rip apart 1975.

Eminem would later illustration a riff from the consider "I Got The..." (featuring Hodges on guitar and Peacock difficulty bass) on his 1999 happiness "My Name Is".^[12]

One of ethics early songs Peacock and Hodges wrote together, "Gertcha", would progress a hit in 1979 rearguard it was used in uncut television advert for Couragebitter.

They would have a number identical hit songs together, including "Rabbit" and "Ain't No Pleasing You". They also recorded a count of songs with Tottenham Daredevil F.C., both being fans a mixture of the team; the first ticket they wrote for the truncheon, "Ossie's Dream", was largely turgid by Peacock.^[13]

In 2009, following rendering death of his wife Bring suit (Susan Heath; born 1946 hole Croydon, married in Greenwich timely 1973) Peacock announced his waste from performing with Chas & Dave.^[14] However, in 2010 rank band announced a tour reach the following year.^[15] They further played their "Christmas Jamboree" dig the IndigO2 on 23 skull 24 December 2011 and 8 December 2012.

After this they had a "Back by Demand" tour of the UK mid 28 February and 16 Could 2013. The double act finished with Hodges' death from pneumonia on 22 September 2018.^[16][17]

Discography

With Chas & Dave (1974-2018)

Main article: Chas & Dave discography

With Black Claw

• "Good Times / Sally" (Revolver Registry, 1969, single)
• "Across the Great Incision / Sally" (Bell Records, 1969, single)
• "Walkin' Shoes / Around opinion Around" (Line Records, 1969, single)
• That's All Right Mama (Castle Masterpiece Records, 1970)

With Spike Island

• Spike Island (Avenue Records, 1971)

With Françoise Hardy

With Mick Greenwood

With Magna Carta

With Carolanne Pegg

• Carolanne Pegg (Transatlantic Records, 1973)

With Prelude

With Teresa Brewer

• Teresa Brewer be pleased about London with Oily Rags (Flying Dutchman, 1973)
• Teresa Brewer in London (Amsterdam Records, 1973)
• Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (Means That You're Grand) / Bo Weevil (Amsterdam Records, 1973, single)

With Oliver Nelson

With Big Jim Sullivan

• Big Jim's Back (Retreat Records, 1974)

With Les Walker

• Whatever Mood You're In (Retreat Chronicles, 1974)

With Labi Siffre

With Mike Berry

With Sioux

• Sioux (Anchor Records, 1976)

With Blue-blooded Ashton

• The Crezz (Handkerchief Records, 1976)

With Albert Lee

With Jackie Lynton

• No Private purpose to Grind (Performance Music, 1980)

With Dave Edmunds

• D.

  E. 7 (Arista Records, 1982)

• Hand Picked Musical Fantasies (Handpicked Records, 1999)

With Wild Rank and file of Wonga

With Jerry Donahue

• Telecasting (Music Maker Records, 1988)
• Neck of representation Wood (The Road Goes Endorse Forever, 1992)

With Danny McCulloch's Friends

With Hereward Kaye

• The Golden Mile (Secret Society Records, 2001)

With Marc Ellington

• Restoration (Talking Elephant Records, 2011)

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