Genesis
Tony Banks John Mayhew Peter Gabriel Anthony
Phillips Mike Rutherford
Medicine Head:
John Fiddler (vocs/guitar) Peter Hope-Evans (harmonica/Jews
harp)
gig poster and flyer (click to
enlarge flyer)
ticket
memories
Tony Banks,
writing in the Chapter and Verse autobiography, 2007 said:
We played a lot at Friars
Aylesbury which was a great venue for us throughout this period, and
we were friendly with Dave Stopps who ran it"
press cuttings
what happened next
genesis Where do you start? ! Steve Hackett
joined the band, replacing Anthony Phillips and in 1975 Peter Gabriel left
Genesis to pursue a solo career and has been phenomenally successful. Hackett
left to pursue a solo career in 1977 after the Wind and Wuthering album. Genesis
remained a core three piece (their 1978 album wonderfully called "...and then
there were three"....) and went on to become one of the world's biggest bands
and whilst huge
played Friars again in 1980
creating the
biggest demand in Friars history. Genesis were still filling stadiums until
1992. Collins officially left in 1995, with him enjoying huge solo success
alongside his Genesis commitments. Banks and Rutherford soldiered on with Ray
Wilson from Stiltskin, but after one album called it a day. The core trio
reunited in 2007 and proved they could still fill stadiums. Rumours still
persist that a reunion with Hackett and Gabriel is on the cards (having not been
able to do it in 2007)
