Tommy Eyre
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Tommy Eyre (born July 5, 1949, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK - died May 23, 2001, Los Angeles, California, USA) was a keyboardist who performed on records by [a=Joe Cocker], [a=John Martyn], [a=Alex Harvey], [a=Greg Lake], [a=Michael Schenker], [a=Gary Moore], [a=B.B. King], [a=John Mayall], [a=Tracy Chapman] and [a=Wham]. He is perhaps most famous for playing on [a=Joe Cocker]'s UK chart-topper "With A Little Help From My Friends" (1968), on which he arranged the distinctive organ introduction, and [a=Gerry Rafferty]'s "Baker Street" (1978).
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Frequent Collaborators
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Daryl Hall
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Miles Bould
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Gavyn Wright
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Alex Harvey
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Trevor Murrell
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Frank Ricotti
2 Collabs
The London Session Orchestra
1 Collabs
Charlie Dechant
1 Collabs
Alan Gorrie
1 Collabs
Phil Todd
1 Collabs
Zal Cleminson
1 Collabs
Tag (8)
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Tee Green
1 Collabs
Lena Fiagbe
1 Collabs
Lorna Bannon
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Anna Gordy Gaye
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Lorraine McIntosh
1 Collabs
Bob Bitsand
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Michael Peden
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Sara Allen