who had played on the album, but they were replaced by Tony Reeves (who had in the meantime joined Curved Air) and Jon Hiseman (then concurrently leading his own Colosseum II) for the 1977 dates. In 2000, Greenslade and Reeves, after considering a full-blown reunion of the original line-up, teamed up with vocalist/keyboardist John Young, and recorded a new Greenslade studio album: Large Afternoon. Drummer John Trotter joined in time for a subsequent tour, during which the live album Greenslade 2001 – Live: The Full Edition was recorded. The album was released in 2002. John Trotter left the group the following year to move to Australia, and was to be replaced by James Gambold, but nothing further happened. After Greenslade's original breakup, Dave Lawson went on to be a much-in-demand session musician, as well as playing with Roy Harper and later Stackridge. Thereafter he composed for film and television, including soundtracks for advertisements for British Gas and others. Martin Briley had a moderately successful solo career before finding work as a songwriter for popular artists such as Celine Dion and NSYNC. Andrew McCulloch left the music industry, obtained a Masters Certificate and pursued a career in sailing. Personnel Dave Greenslade – keyboards (1972–1976, 1977, 2000–2003) Dave Lawson – keyboards, vocals (1972–1976) Andrew McCulloch – drums, percussion (1972–1976) Tony Reeves – bass guitar, double bass (1972–1974, 1977, 2000–2003) Martin Briley – bass guitar, guitar, backing vocals (1974–1976) Dave Markee – bass guitar (1977) Simon Phillips – drums, percussion (1977) Mick Rogers – guitar, vocals (1977) Jon Hiseman – drums, percussion (1977; died 2018) John Young – keyboards, vocals (2000–2003) John Trotter – drums, percussion (2000–2003) James Gambold – drums (2003) Discography Studio albums 1973: Greenslade, Warner Bros. K 46207 1973: Bedside Manners Are Extra, Warner Bros.K 46259 1974: Spyglass Guest, Warner Bros.K 56055 UK No. 34 Warner Bros. 1975: Time and Tide, Warner Bros. K 56126 2000: Large Afternoon Live albums, compilations 1973: Reading Festival 1973 (one track), GML Records 1008 1979: The Pentateuch of the Cosmogony, Dragon's World Ltd/EMI Records 1997: Shades of Green (1972–75) 2000: Live (recorded in 1973–75) 2002: Greenslade 2001 – Live The Full Edition 2013: Live in Stockholm – 10 March 1975 UK singles "Temple Song" / "An English Western" (1973) "Catalan" / "Animal Farm" (1975) "Gangsters" / "Rubber Face & Lonely Eyes" (1976) References External links Greenslade by Mike Barnes, 1 February 2009, at pressreader.com