Bluesology

Bluesology was an English R&B music group formed in 1962, best remembered as being the first professional band of which Reginald Dwight – later known as Elton John – was a member. Though more a touring band than recording artists, Bluesology dissolved sometime in late 1968, having served primarily in the role of backing band to John Baldry in their final year.

Touring member chronology:
Stuart Brown (7) (guitar, vocals: 1962 to 1967-10); Reg Dwight (keyboards, vocals: 1962 to 1968-03); Geoff Dyson (bass: 1962 to 1965-06); Mick Inkpen (drums: 1962 to 1966-04); Rex Bishop (bass: 1965-06 to 1966-04); Pat Higgs (trumpet: 1965-11 to 1967-05); Dave Murphy (23) (saxophone: 1965-11 to 1967-05); Paul Gale (drums: 1966-05 to 1966-11); Fred Gandy (bass: 1966-05 to late 1968); Neil Hubbard (guitar 1966-06 to 1966-11); Pete Gavin (drums: 1966-11 to late 1968); Long John Baldry (vocals: 1966-12 to late 1968); Alan Walker (vocals: 1966-12 to late 1968); Marsha Hunt (vocals: 1967-05 to late 1968); Elton Dean (saxophone: 1967-05 to late 1968); Marc Charig (horn: 1967-05 to late 1968); Caleb Quaye (guitar, vocals: 1967-10 to 1968-03); Bernie Holland (guitar: 1968-03 to late 1968); Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards: 1968-03 to late 1968)