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Christopher Parren. Profile: British keyboards player. His musical career started in "Forever Amber", in 1969. In 1979 he joined Jim Capalidi's band, "The Contenders". in 1979, Chris joined Maggie Bell in her new band, "Midnight Flyer" before splitting in 1982.
Hudson Ford were a UK rock band -style duo, formed when John Ford and Richard Hudson left Strawbs in 1973. [1] The original line-up featured Hudson (now playing guitar instead of drums) and Ford along with Chris Parren on keyboards, Mickey Keen on guitars, and Gerry Conway on drums.
While produced by Jackson's longtime producer Lew Futterman, the album was largely a project of keyboardist Chris Parren, later associated with The Strawbs, among other bands, and trombonist John Bennett, who had developed his reputation as a jazz musician, with Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen.
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Weaver was replaced by Chris Parren in late 1984, and Ford was replaced by Rod Demick in the summer of 1985. This lineup remained stable for several years, releasing the band's first studio album since reforming, Don't Say Goodbye, in 1987.
Hudson-Ford fue una banda de rock británica, formada por John Ford y Richard Hudson cuando dejaron a Strawbs, en 1973. La formación original incluía a Hudson (tocando la guitarra, en lugar de la batería como en Strawbs) y Ford, junto a Chris Parren en los teclados, Mickey Keen en las guitarras, y Gerry Conway a la batería.
In 1973, Hudson and Ford then quit to form Hudson Ford, with the line-up of Chris Parren (keyboards), Mickey Keen (guitar and sound engineer), and Ken Laws (drums). They produced four albums, three for A&M - Nickeloedon, Free Spirit, Worlds Collide - and a fourth for CBS - Daylight.
