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MUSICExplore Nick's discography, from his solo releases to The Mute Gods, Kajagoogoo and more!AllSoloThe Mute GodsKajagoogooIonaEllis, Beggs & HowardLost & FoundSolo Music For DronesSolo Words Fail MeSolo Atheists and BelieversThe Mute Gods Tardigrades Will Inherit The EarthThe Mute Gods Do Nothing Till You Hear From MeThe Mute Gods The Darkness In Men’s HeartsSolo Death Defying ...
Nick Beggs (2010) Nicholas Beggs (* 15.Dezember 1961 in Winslow) ist ein englischer Bassgitarrist, der auch als Chapman-Stick-Spieler bekannt ist.Er war u. a. Mitglied der Popgruppe Kajagoogoo und gründete die Progressive-Rock-Gruppe The Mute Gods
He’s the prime architect of Kajagoogoo, a synth-pop band that catapulted to success in 1983 with the global smash “Too Shy” and periodically reemerges for recordings and performances. After Kajagoogoo’s heyday, Beggs embarked on a career that found him working with some of the biggest names in rock and pop, including Belinda Carlisle ...
1 de dic. de 2020 · From Kajagoogoo to Steve Wilson, Nick Beggs has bought the Chapmasn Stick and Bass playing into the light. Working with various other artists and releasing h...
12 de feb. de 2023 · “Too Shy would have done its business, whether Nick was perceived as being involved or not,” says Beggs. “At the time, there were so many other issues that were overshadowing that – we were getting a lot of coverage in the media, and we looked ridiculous, so it instantly seemed to have its own atmosphere, irrespective of Nick’s involvement.”
7 de feb. de 2024 · Over the years since he left pop group Kajagoogoo behind, bass and Chapman Stick player Nick Beggs has built an impressive prog CV including work with Steven Wilson, Steve Hackett and Steve Howe. In 2017 he told Prog about the second album from his own band, The Mute Gods, and why it contained an undercurrent of anger.
25 de nov. de 2021 · Here’s how it works. Nick Beggs on his best (and worst) bass albums. “With every royalty payment that comes in, I get down on my hands and knees and I praise the God of Kajagoogoo!”. “I’m a professional musician, because that’s what I’m supposed to do,” says Nick Beggs. “As ridiculous as it sounds, some people are called to ...
