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There Are Multiple Artists Tagged As Living Daylights On Last.Fm.
Following Are Two In List Of Prominence 1 The Living Daylights Is An Original Instrumental Trio That Features Dense Funky And Occasionally Odd-Metered Grooves From The Very Exposed Two Man Rhythm Section Fronted By Free-Flowing Hard-Blowing Saxophone. Their Consistently Stunning Live Performances Are Quickly Gaining Them International Accolade Amongst Enthusiasts Of Jazz Funk Rock And Even Some Of The More "outside" Progressive-Jazz Audiences. 2 This Newcastle-Spawned Outfit Was A Quartet Comprised Of Guitarist Curt Creswell And Drummer Roy Heather Who Had Previously Played With A Slightly Successful Band Called The Naturals And Siblings Norman Watt-Roy And Garth Watt-Roy On Bass And Rhythm Guitar Respectively. Their Sound Was Pure Freakbeat A Meld Of American Garage Rock And British Psychedelia And They Were Good Enough To Get Signed To Philips Records. They Made Their Recording Debut -- Produced By Caleb Quaye -- With A Less Dramatic But More Baroque Cover Of The Grass Roots Hit "Let's Live For Today" The Song Which Ironically Enough Had Originated With A Transplanted British Band Called The Rokes In Italy Actually Charted In Europe And Justified The Release Of A Second Single Also Produced By Quaye. That Record Offered A Snide Punky Freakbeat-Style B-Side "Always With Him " That Showed On Norman Watt-Roy As A Potential Rival To John Entwistle As An Exponent Of A Big Complex Bass Sound But It Never Went Anywhere. The Watt-Roy Brothers Had Exited By 1969 To Form The Big-Band Soul Outfit The Greatest Show On Earth And Norman Watt-Roy Subsequently Became The Core Of Ian Dury's Blockheads. Curt Creswell Never Re-Emerged In The Spotlight Although He Did Apparently Work As A Session Guitarist In Tandem With Caleb Quaye Into The 1970s. read less