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The Equals then consisted of Pat Lloyd, Derv and Lincoln Gordon, Ronnie Telemacque and Rob Hendry. Lincoln Gordon left the band in 1986 and in the same year David (Dzal) Martin, who had been a temporary member between 1973 and 1975, re-joined permanently as lead guitarist.
Derv Gordon is the lead singer of The Equals, a multi-racial band that fused pop, blues, R&B, ska and blue-beat. Learn about their history, hits, albums, and members from 1965 to 2019.
The Grant-penned tune, “I Won’t Be There,” is a bouncy pop anthem spiked with bursts of brass and lead singer Derv Gordon’s spirited growl.
Derv Gordon of The Equals plays his first American show ever at the Elbo Room in San Francisco. January 27, 2017. The multi-racial '60s beat group provided T...
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To that end, my first live interview is with Derv Gordon, who was the lead singer of The Equals! While Eddy Grant tends to get the lion share of attention about The Equals, Derv deserves more credit for the band's sound and for his contribution to their success.
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Dervan "Derv" Gordon (born 29 January 1946) is a British singer originally from Jamaica. He was the lead singer for The Equals from 1964 to 2017. He left in 2017 to start performing as a solo artist. He co-wrote many of the Equals' songs with Eddy Grant and Gordon's brother Lincoln Gordon.
May 29, 2017 · Recorded by Rob Wagner for DetroitMusicLive.com. Derv Gordon of The Equals with So What perform "Diversion" at Monty Hall in Jersey City, NJ 5-19-17.
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