John Sinclair (musician)

Information about John Sinclair (musician)

John Sinclair is a keyboardist who has played for bands such as The Babys, Heavy Metal Kids, Savoy Brown, The Cult, but is probably best known for his time in Uriah Heep and playing for Ozzy Osbourne's band. He also is credited with styling keyboard parts for This Is Spinal Tap.[1]

Sinclair is now a qualified hypnotherapist.

Discography

With Babys

  • Head First

With Black Sabbath

  • Under Wheels Of Confusion 1970-1987

With The Cult

  • Pure Cult

with Dunmore

  • Dunmore

With Richard Grieco

  • Waiting For The Sky To Fall

With Heavy Metal Kids

  • Kitsch
  • Chelsea Kids
  • Dangerous Attraction
  • Running All Night
  • Trouble In Angel City Lion
  • Down To Earth

With Ozzy Osbourne

With Cozy Powell

  • The Drums Are Back

With Savoy Brown

  • Rock 'N' Roll Warriors
  • Raw Live 'N Blue

With Shy

  • Brave The Storm

With Spinal Tap

  • This Is Spinal Tap

With Uriah Heep

External links

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Former members: Les Warner | Ray Mondo | Nigel Preston | Jamie Stewart | Mark Brzezicki | Kid Chaos | John Webster | Chris Taylor | Eric Singer | Mickey Curry | Matt Sorum | Todd Hoffman | James Kottak | Charley Drayton | Michael Lee | Kinley Wolfe | John Sinclair | Craig Adams | Scott Garrett | Martyn LeNoble | Barry Jepson | Haq Quereshi | Billy Morrison
Discography
Albums: Dreamtime (1984) | Love (1985) | Electric (1987) | Sonic Temple (1989) | Ceremony (1991) | The Cult (1994) | Beyond Good and Evil (2001) | Born Into This (2007)
Live albums: Live at the Lyceum (1984) | Live At The Marquee (1993)
Compilation albums: Death Cult (1988) | Pure Cult: For Rockers, Ravers, Lovers and Sinners (1993) | High Octane Cult (1996) | (2000) | The Best of Rare Cult (2000)
Box sets: (1991) | Rare Cult (2000) | (2002)
Related bands
Death Cult | Guns N' Roses | Holy Barbarians | Jane's Addiction | Porno for Pyros | Southern Death Cult | Theatre of Hate | Velvet Revolver
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Band members Zakk Wylde | Rob "Blasko" Nicholson | Mike Bordin
Former members Randy Rhoads | Bernie Torm | Brad Gillis | Jake E. Lee | Joe Holmes | Jerry Cantrell Bob Daisley | Rudy Sarzo | Phil Soussan | Geezer Butler | Mike Inez | Robert Trujillo | Chris Wyse Don Airey | Johnny Cook | Mike Moran | John Sinclair | Kevin Jones | Rick Wakeman Lee Kerslake | Carmine Appice | Tommy Aldridge | Randy Castillo | Deen Castronovo Max Norman | Ron Nevison | Keith Olsen | Roy Thomas Baker | Andy Johns | John Purdell | Duane Baron | Tim Palmer | Michael Beinhorn | Kevin Churko
Discography
Studio albums Blizzard of Ozz | Diary of a Madman | Bark at the Moon | The Ultimate Sin | No Rest for the Wicked | No More Tears | Ozzmosis | Down to Earth | Under Cover | Black Rain
Compilations and box-sets Best of Ozz | Ten Commandments | The Ozzman Cometh | The Essential Ozzy Osbourne | Prince of Darkness
EPs Mr Crowley Live EP
Live albums Speak of the Devil | Tribute | Just Say Ozzy | Live and Loud | Live at Budokan
Singles "Crazy Train" | "Mr. Crowley" | "Flying High Again" | "Over the Mountain" | "You Can't Kill Rock and Roll" | "Symptom of the Universe" | "Iron Man/Children of the Grave" | "Bark at the Moon" | "So Tired" | "Shot in the Dark" | "The Ultimate Sin" | "Crazy Train (live)" | "Miracle Man" | "Close My Eyes Forever" | "No More Tears" | "Time After Time" | "Road to Nowhere" | "Mama, I'm Coming Home" | "Mr. Tinkertrain" | "Changes" | "Perry Mason" | "See You on the Other Side" | "I Just Want You" | "Walk on Water" | "Back on Earth" | "N.I.B." | "Gets Me Through" | "Dreamer" | "Mississippi Queen" | "In My Life" | "Working Class Hero" | "I Don't Wanna Stop" | "Not Going Away"
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Bernie Shaw • Mick Box • Trevor Bolder • Phil Lanzon • Russell Gilbrook Ken Hensley • David Byron • Gary Thain • Lee Kerslake • John Lawton • John Wetton • Paul Newton • Ian Clarke • Keith Baker • Peter Goalby • John Sloman • Bob Daisley • John Sinclair • Gregg Dechert • Chris Slade • Mark Clarke • Nigel Olsson • Alex Napier • Steff Fontaine Studio albums: Very 'eavy... Very 'umble (1970) • Salisbury (1971) • Look at Yourself (1971) • Demons & Wizards (1972) • The Magician's Birthday (1972) • Sweet Freedom (1973) • Wonderworld (1974) • Return to Fantasy (1975) • High and Mighty (1976) • Firefly (1977) • Innocent Victim (1977) • Fallen Angel (1978) • Conquest (1980) • Abominog (1982) • Head First (1983) • Equator (1985) • Raging Silence (1989) • Different World (1991) • Sea of Light (1995) • Sonic Origami (1998) • Wake The Sleeper (2008) Live albums: Uriah Heep Live (1973) • Live at Shepperton '74 (1986) • Live in Europe 1979 (1986) • Live in Moscow (1988) • Spellbinder Live (1996) • King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents In Concert (1997) • Future Echoes Of The Past (2000) • Acoustically Driven (2001) • Electrically Driven (2001) • The Magician's Birthday Party (2002) • Live in the USA (2003) • Magic Night (2004) • Between Two Worlds (2005) Songs: "The Wizard" • "Sweet Lorraine" • "Stealin'" Related articles: The Gods • Spice • Colin Wood
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