Bob Henrit (Kinks/Argent/Roulettes) - Q&A - Fan Questions

MBD's Jerome Marcus sat down with legend Bob Henrit - famous for playing with several musical groups including Buster Meikle & The Daybreakers, Unit 4 + 2, The Roulettes, Argent and The Kinks.
If you haven't seen Spike's interview with Bob then make sure to check that out;
PART ONE: • Bob Henrit (Kinks/Arge...
PART TWO: • Bob Henrit (Kinks/Arge...
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[@mellotronage7073]

My favorite track that he played on was, "Music From the Spheres", from Argent's Nexus album. He really drives the song. It was a multi-movement track that must've been a challenge to play. Mr. Henrit led the way on that great, great track. Also, I'd seen him with the Dangerous Brothers (The Kinks) in 1990, at The Mann Music Center in Philly with his former bandmate from Argent, Jim Rodford.

[@wallyjanz5248]

loved his drumming on all the Agent albums, but especially the first album