1972 's ironic take on country-rock , '' Nervous on the Road '' , also received excellent reviews . It did not reach the charts , but earned them a slot opening for Paul McCartney 's Wings 1973 UK Tour . The same year , they also acted as Frankie Miller 's band for his debut album '' Once in a Blue Moon '' . Their fifth studio album '' Please Do n't Ever Change '' , issued in 1973 , was less well received by the critics , and achieved poor sales . However during this time they made successful appearances on The Old Grey Whistle Test with Lowe on guitar and vocals , Gomm on bass and Schwarz on piano alongside Andrews on keyboard and recorded sessions for John Peel 's BBC Radio 1 show . In 1974 they arranged for Dave Edmunds to produce their sixth album '' The New Favourites of ... Brinsley Schwarz '' which was more polished , and again received good reviews . This association also led to their touring as Dave Edmunds ' backing band , appearing on the live tracks of his '' Subtle as a Flying Mallet '' album . In addition to the albums , Brinsley Schwarz also issued a series of singles under their own name , and various pseudonyms , such as " The Hitters " , " The Knees " , " Limelight " and " The Brinsleys " but these all failed . They recorded a final album , It 's All Over Now , in 1974 but this was not released at the time . They finally disbanded in 1975
Wings 1973 UK Tour
Wings 1973 UK Tour
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