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Posted by zippetydoodaddy on 03-03-2004 at15:24:

Terry's Career

Hey, check out the IMDB website and look up Terry Scott Taylor.

Nevermind, I'll do it for you. Here. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0853251/

Check out his bio (note he's known as "underground" not "Christian")

Okay, now check out his credits. It says he was a musician on the movie Phenomena.

Anybody know exactly what Terry did on this movie????

Posted by PuP on 03-03-2004 at15:31:

RE: Terry's Career

http://www.fast-rewind.com says the soundtrack has two tracks from Bill Wyman with Terry Taylor. That doesn't sound possible, does it?

Posted by JR88 on 03-03-2004 at15:32:

Cool

cool

Posted by DaLe on 03-03-2004 at15:34:

RE: Terry's Career

quote:

Originally posted by PuP
http://www.fast-rewind.com says the soundtrack has two tracks from Bill Wyman with Terry Taylor. That doesn't sound possible, does it?

it must be a different Terry Taylor thats my guess...

Posted by PuP on 03-03-2004 at15:35:

RE: Terry's Career

http://www.geocities.com/phenomenamovie/soundtracks.html has the various versions of the soundtrack CD with track listings.

Posted by DaLe on 03-03-2004 at15:40:

01. Valley - Bill Wyman & Terry Taylor

I saw this on Napster once & downloaded it but never listened to it...

Posted by dennis on 03-03-2004 at15:41:

I would guess someone is mixing up their Terrys here. Confused

Posted by PuP on 03-03-2004 at15:48:

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Terry Taylor - British born Terry is the former guitarist and leader of the group Tuckey Buzzard, produced by Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones. He was the last member to join The Arrows and contributed significantly to the song writing and arrangements of the band. These songs were never recorded, unfortunately, due to a contractual legal problem which prevented The Arrows from recording at all after 1976. The songs were heard however, as they were showcased on the Arrows TV series, and Terry's positive contributions were obvious, full and significant.
Terry Taylor's first post-Arrows recording project was the band "Sons of Heroes". Terry is currently working as guitarist with Bill Wyman's all star group The Rhythm Kings. Bill and Terry are affectionately known as the "Dirt Brothers" in the band, for their love of the funky groove. They have been touring this year, and have a live band including stars Georgie Fame and Albert Lee. The Rhythm Kings have CD's available, and you can find out more about the band and their available recordings at former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman's website, which is easily found on the internet on any search engine. Simply look up www.billwyman.com

A little known fact about Terry Taylor is that he was considered as replacement guitarist with the Rolling Stones after Mick Taylor left the band. Ron Wood got the job, but Terry was on the "short list" and was very nearly a Rolling Stone. He has been married once, to a Swedish beauty named Eva, and they had a son named Daniel. A gifted player, Terry Taylor's also an accomplished luthier, and a lute and classical guitar player. He has made a number of classical recordings as well as many of popular rock and blues music.

From http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Makeup/4010/where.html

Posted by Berger Roy Al on 03-03-2004 at16:02:

Berger's career!

Since everybody's making such a big deal that Terry was lucky enough to play in the Rolling Stones for awhile and then co-write all those songs with Bill Wyman, I just thought you might be interested to know that he wasn't the only one to have a go in Tinseltown. That's right, I'm listed on the IMDB website as well. Now please keep in mind that they screwed up my credit. They somehow managed to have me listed with my middle name first, my first name last, and no mention at all of my last name! Can you imagine that?! HAHA! But I'll never forget the fun I had making "Judge and Jury!" Here's the link: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0074354/

Posted by BigDork on 03-03-2004 at16:37:

I thought your performance as The Woodcutter in "Hildur and the Magician" was the best woodcutter I've ever experienced on film. You were so believable.... I even cried during that one scene.... I'm tearing up now as I type. (sniff) I have to go now Crying

Posted by DwDunphy on 03-03-2004 at16:56:

Oh, yes!

And reporter number three? Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

I thought the way you held that microphone was magnificent, good sir.

Sincerely,
James Lipton

Posted by Berger Roy Al on 03-04-2004 at10:32:

Hah!

How about THAT, Chandler!? BD, DwD, and James Lipton are all big fans of MY acting ability! But anyone who saw "Fiddle and Spam" or whatever, knows that YOU can't act at all! I win again!! HaHaGGK! hggk gk gxk hgggxkvvt!

Posted by dennis on 03-04-2004 at14:45:

RE: Hah!

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Originally posted by Berger Roy Al
How about THAT, Chandler!? BD, DwD, and James Lipton are all big fans of MY acting ability! But anyone who saw "Fiddle and Spam" or whatever, knows that YOU can't act at all! I win again!! HaHaGGK! hggk gk gxk hgggxkvvt!