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  1. After breaking up at the end of their 1994 tour, Level 42 reformed in late 2001 after King secured the rights to use the band name. Joining the frontman were his brother Nathan on guitar, Sean Freeman on saxophone, and returning members Husband (drums) and Lyndon Connah (keyboards).

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    Name
    Years Active
    Instruments
    1981 1988–1994
    saxophone
    Level 42 (1981) True Colours (1984) World ...
    Krys Mach
    1984–1988
    saxophone
    A Physical Presence (1985) Running in the ...
    Annie McCaig
    1985–1992
    backing vocals
    Paul Gendler
    1987
    guitar
    none
  2. Nov 9, 2018 · A one-off 64 Spoons live reunion was planned in the mid-1990s but never happened. However, various 64 Spoons members still keep in touch and work together. Jakko and Lyndon Connah, in particular, are frequent collaborators (predominantly on Jakko’s projects).

  3. He asked his longtime friend Lyndon Connah to play on the album and co-produce alongside Rapson. Lyndon has a storied career as a keyboardist in the pop world, including extensive work with Mark King of Level 42, Sinéad O’Connor, Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes To Hollywood), and Go West.

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › 64_Spoons64 Spoons - Wikipedia

    64 Spoons (also known as the Legendary 64 Spoons, or simply the Spoons) were a British pop and rock band active during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Although the band never met with commercial success, its various members ( Jakko Jakszyk, Lyndon Connah, Tam Neal, Andy Crawford and Ted Emmett) all went on to greater success.

  5. Pop/Rock. Member Of. 3 Blind Mice, Level 42, Sixty Four Spoons. Explore Lyndon Connah's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Lyndon Connah on AllMusic.

  6. Lyndon John Connah is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Lyndon John Connah and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected.

  7. Lyndon Connah (* 6.2.1955 in Liverpool) was the singer of Froon, the short-lived band that followed Spliff (without Herwig Mitteregger on drums).

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