Bryson Graham

Bryson Graham (1952 - 1993) is a drummer who once played for the band Girl. He appears on "Live At The Exposition Hall, Osaka, Japan" and there are reports that he played at least part of the drumming on Wasted Youth. Although Pete Barnacle is in that album's band photo, Bryson did in fact play on the album mentioned, but as he was leaving the band and had been paid, the credit was given to Pete. He also appeared on the last four Spooky Tooth albums: "You Broke My Heart So I Busted Your Jaw", "Witness", "The Mirror" and "That Was Only Yesterday". Bryson also played with Alvin Lee and Ten Years After, Mainhorse Airplane (Late Summer 1969 - 1970) with David Kubinec and Mainhorse (1970 - Mid 1971) with Patrick Moraz. He was also a prolific session musician and also worked with Gary Wright writing the score for a film called "Benjamin". He also took part of the punk & New Wave scene, playing with the american Ian North in Neo, recording the album Neo. He played on 3 albums by ex-Traffic drummer Jim Capaldi. He died in 1993.