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January 2010
Other recent issues: | The ZombiesStage GearPublished in PM December 2009  Printer-friendly versionPeople + Opinion : Artists / Engineers / Producers / Programmers Veteran pop-rockers the Zombies are often mentioned alongside the Beatles and the Beach Boys in terms of influential ‘60s bands. Best known for singles such as ‘Time Of The Season’ and ‘She’s Not There’, they are perhaps best remembered for the highly successful album, Odessey and Oracle (1968). Though they originally parted ways in 1968, the band has since seen several reunions and are now touring with a slightly revised line-up and new material.
The Zombies 13th October 2009 The Stables, Wavendon Capacity: 400 Photographer: Kelda Hole
Colin Blunstone — vocals  Audix vocal microphone.
Keith Airey — guitar  Fender SRV Stratocaster. Fender Relic Stratocaster. Hughes & Kettner Pure Tone combo amp. Korg AX1500 multi-effects pedalboard. MXR Zak Wilde overdrive. Rocktron Big Crush compressor.
Steve Rodford —drums, percussion  Yamaha 9000 drums comprising: 14-inch snare, 12-inch rack tom, 14-inch floor tom, 20-inch bass drum. Ziljian cymbals: 21-inch Rock Ride, 19-inch A series Custom Crash, 17-inch A series Custom Crash, 12-inch A series Special Recording Hi-hats. Heads: Emperor X on snare, Pinstripe Clear on toms and bass drum.
Jim Rodford — bass  Status Series 2 four-string bass guitar. Ashdown 500 amp. Ashdown 2 x 12 speaker cabinet.
Rod Argent — keyboards Hammond XK3 through a Rotosphere valve, rotary cab sim pedal by Hughes & Kettner. Kurzweil PC3X. Roland JV-1080 synth module. Audix vocal mic. Mackie 14/2 mixer. 0  Published in PM December 2009  |
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