years, Lomax was a regular visitor to Parrjazz at Studio 2, Liverpool, where his music was always warmly appreciated by an enthusiastic audience. On 13 April 2012, Lomax played on the 50th Anniversary of the Hamburg-based Star-Club in the Kaiserkeller, with the Star Club All-Star-Band plus Brian Griffiths (Big Three), Bobby Thompson (Dominoes), and Joe Fagin (Strangers), and also with The Undertakers. During his last years, Lomax resided in Ojai, California, United States, with his wife, Annie (previously Norma Richardson), mother of fashion photographer Terry Richardson. On 15 September 2013, Lomax died from cancer, on the Wirral while staying in England for the wedding of his daughter. In 2019, one of his songs, New Day from the album Is This What You Want?, was used for a cricket commercial for UK sports channel Sky Sports. It featured a reworked version by Irish female singer Lyra. Her version was also used in a commercial for Dutch bike company VanMoof in the summer of 2020, after which it was released as a single.New Day by Lyra on YouTube Recordings The Undertakers Unearthed 1963–65 The Lomax Alliance and CBS Recordings 1966–1967 Is This What You Want? 1969 No. 145 US Heavy Jelly 1970 Home Is in My Head 1971 - AUS #34 Three 1972 Livin' For Lovin' 1976 Did You Ever Have That Feeling? 1977 True Voices (Various Artists) 1991 The Ballad of Liverpool Slim 2001 & 2004 The Ballad of Liverpool Slim...and Others (Angel Air Records) Against All Odds (Angel Air Records) 2014 Badger White Lady'' – With Tony Kaye, ex-Yes References External links Official site Jackie Lomax at artistdirect.com Los Angeles Times Obituary 1944 births 2013 deaths Apple Records artists Capitol Records artists People from Wallasey English rhythm and blues singers English soul singers English rock singers English male singer-songwriters Badger (band) members