Guitarist, drummer, singer / songwriter.  Guitarist and vocalist with The Rutles and Neil Innes (since 2001), Hallucinato (ambient rock improv duo), Sgt. Eggman (Beatles acoustic trio), and Geoff Beran.  Ex-vonFrickle prog rocker.

The electrifying sound of NEVER THE BRIDE. Two gifted songwriters NIKKI LAMBORN - "the best rock voice since Janis Joplin" and CATHERINE "BEEN" FEENEY - an exceptionally talented multi-instrumentalist, together they bring a blend of strength and melody to each song; exuding their souls in music and lyrics.

Sync / Licensing / Collaboration / Booking Enquiries: neverthebride.com/contact

"You're Luminous" (Carlos Santana to Nikki at the o2 Arena, London)

"Inspirational" (Dame Shirley Bassey)

"Nikki Lamborn is a wonderful vocalist. Never The Bride are an absolutely brilliant band, one of the best live bands in Britain" (Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2)

"These women exude their souls in their music and lyrics" (Blues In Britain)

"The delicate and sometimes melancholy piano finesse of Catherine Feeney cradles Lamborn's sweet style throughout." (Sanitarium)

"Best rock voice since Janis Joplin" (Roger Daltrey)

Up and coming band Kelley, Ellis and Flynn is a new collaboration of veteran musicians playing soulful, rocking blues. They are known for their creative interpretations of blues, blues rock and R&B classics, instrumental virtuosity, dynamic vocals and energetic performances.  They often play with an additional keyboardist.  Individually they've played with a diverse group of artists including Mark Knopfler, Billie Jo Spears, Mississippi blues singer John L. Watson, Plainfield Slim, BB and the Stingers, The Association's Jim Yester, jazz guitarist Harry Leahy, NJ club stalwarts Bittersweet and Calico, NJ Blues Hall of Famer Johnny Charles and many others.  

Kevin Kelley: guitar, vocals and keys
Tony C Ellis: bass and vocals 
Jim "JAMO" Flynn: drums and vocals

Jimmy Gaynor, started playing guitar in April 1970, a few months before Jimi Hendrix died. A year later he formed is first band Red House, in memory of Jimi, and made a big impact on the Dublin music scene, along side 'Thin Lizzy”, “Skid Row” and “Horslips”. 
Moving on he formed “Angel”, who played all over Ireland, recorded in England. Then after a stint with Rob Strong (The Commitments), Jimmy took Gary Moore's place in “Skid Row”, but getting itchy feet again, he formed “The East Coast Angels” who played alongside “U2” in the late 70's, releasing the now rare and legendary “Punk Rockin” single. Next came “The Shy”, who were featured on the “Vinyl Verdict” album, a compilation of all the best Dublin bands of the time.
After this Jimmy moved to England and found immediate success appearing with Jools Holland on the TV Show “The Tube”, also featuring Paula Yates. 
The next few years were spent recording and playing in England and Spain, helping along the way to form “Paddy goes to Holyhead”. Towards the end of the 80's, formed “The Dublin Cowboys” and spent the next 10 years, playing all over England also releasing the EP “Branded”.  
At the beginning of the new millennium, Jimmy opened his own studio Electric Playground, and started writing and recording in earnest.
Which brings us full circle, back to the music that Jimmy started out playing, Blues, BluesRock, Rock, etc. It's this music, that Jimmy will be writing, recording, uploading and selling in the forseable future. This is the story so far, and the journey continues...

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