Colin Hodgkinson
English bass player, also known for collaboration.
Born
October 14th, 1945
79 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1945, this English musician primarily played the bass guitar and gained recognition for contributions to various rock and blues bands. Collaborations included work with the band Backdoor and the supergroup Colosseum II, showcasing a blend of jazz fusion and rock elements. In addition to performing, the artist also garnered attention for his innovative bass techniques and roles in live performances. His career spanned several decades, reflecting a deep engagement with the music scene in the UK and beyond, contributing both to recordings and tours with several notable acts.
Played with the band Backdoor
Collaborated with Colosseum II
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