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Jul 13, 2018 · David Kerr-Clemenson. July 13, 2018. c. 1976. Pic from discogs.com. David Kerr-Clemenson. Born 1951. Bands: Fiends Incarnate / The Shameless (c. mid-1960s) Merlin Q (c. late 1967 - late 1970) Oscar Toney, Jr. (Backing Band) (c. Spring 1968 - 1970) Edison Lighthouse (late 1970 - 1973) White Plains (late 1973 - late 1974) Fast Buck (1975 - 2014)
Stephane Booroff drums 2013–2021 Dave Kerr-Clemenson, after touring with White Plains and Andy Locke, went on to form Fast Buck, recorded an album with Jet Records, and toured the world extensively supporting ELO. Eddie Richards was the drummer in The First Class who had a hit with "Beach Baby".
In late 1973, Shaw left the group and was subsequently replaced by Edison Lighthouse member David Kerr-Clemenson (born 1951). [6] With a line-up of Pete Nelson (vocals), Ron Reynolds (keyboard), Robin Box (guitar), Roger Hills (drums), Tex Marsh (percussions), Dave Fulford (guitar) and Tony Sullivan (bass), White Plains disbanded in 1976.
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David Kerr. David Kerr-Clemenson first band was Fiends Incarnate, which became The Shameless when Andy Locke joined. Merlin Q was the next venture with Andy, Wally Scott and Eddie Richards. They took over as Edison Lighthouse and toured extensively. When they split up Dave joined White Plains and recorded with them, before joining Fast Buck.
Dave Kerr-Clemenson, after touring with White Plains and Andy Locke, went on to form Fast Buck and toured the world extensively supporting ELO. Eddie Richards was the drummer in The First Class, which had a hit with "Beach Baby."
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