Diz and the Doormen était un excellent groupe des années 80, je pense que très peu de gens devraient se souvenir de ce groupe fantastique et ils ont sorti des albums vraiment très intéressants, mais allons-y par parties.
Diz Watson est né en 1948 à Port Elizabeth (Afrique du Sud), à l'âge de 12 ans ses parents décident de partir en Angleterre, dans la ville du Yorkshire, à la sortie de l'école Diz Watson s'engage dans la marine marchande, ce qui lui permet de voyager et visité de nombreux coins du monde dès son plus jeune âge, une grande amitié s'est développée entre Diz Watson et Champion Jack Dupree, ce dernier a vécu à Halifax, c'est à Plymouth, Devon, (UK) que Diz Watson a commencé à prendre des cours de piano, sa mère déjà jouait du piano, Diz Watson à été fortement influencé par Fats Domino, Huey Piano Smith, Professeur Longhair…. C'est probablement à Plymouth (Royaume-Uni) que sa carrière musicale a commencé, le guitariste Crispin Gill l'a accompagné dans certaines de ces performances à Plymouth dans les Pubs de cette ville au milieu des années 70, avant de former les Doormen, Diz Watson à joué avec Juice on the Loose et The Barrel House Shufflers, Diz and the Doormen a été formé par Diz Watson (chant et piano), Kieran O'Connor (batterie), Pete Scott (basse) et Pete Thomas (saxophone).
En novembre 1981, d'autres sources disent qu'en 1982, Diz and the Doormen a sorti le fabuleux LP Bluecoat Man, ACE CH54, pour ACE Records, je vous laisse un lien où vous pouvez écouter les chansons https://acerecords.co.Royaume-Uni/Bluecoat-man
En 1984, Big Jay McNeely et Diz and the Doormen ont enregistré quelques morceaux en studio qui ont ensuite été publiés sur le fabuleux Cd Honky Tonk pour ACE Records, le CHM-1238, les chansons https://www.acerecords.co.Royaume-Uni/tonky-honk
La version «Bluecoat Man» de Diz and the Doormen est géniale, écoutez l'original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxG0jHFM57E celle du groupe anglais est à écouter sur le LP d'ACE Records, R&R is Here To Stay, mais aussi «Mardi Gras in New Orleans», tous les amateurs de Rhythm and Blues, de Jumpin'Jive et de R&R des années 50 en général devraient apprécier Diz & the Doormen.
Dj Rockin'Badalona «Eddie-Cesc»
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Diz and the Doormen were a great 80s band, I think very few people should remember this fantastic band and they released some really interesting albums, but let's go in parts.
Diz Watson was born in 1948 in Port Elizabeth (South Africa), at the age of 12 his parents decided to go to England, to the Yorkshire town, after leaving school Diz Watson joined the merchant navy, which allowed him to travel and visited many corners of the world from a very young age, a great friendship developed between Diz Watson and Champion Jack Dupree, the latter lived in Halifax, it is in Plymouth , Devon, (UK) that Diz Watson started taking piano lessons, his mother already played the piano, Diz Watson was strongly influenced by Fats Domino, Huey Piano Smith, Professor Longhair…. It was probably in Plymouth (UK) that his musical career began, guitarist Crispin Gill accompanied him in some of these performances in Plymouth in the Pubs of that city in the mid-70s, before forming the Doormen , Diz Watson played with Juice on the Loose and The Barrel House Shufflers, Diz and the Doormen was formed by Diz Watson (vocals and piano), Kieran O'Connor (drums), Pete Scott (bass) and Pete Thomas (saxophone ).
In November 1981, other sources say that in 1982 Diz and the Doormen released the fabulous Bluecoat Man LP, ACE CH54, for ACE Records, I leave you a link where you can listen to the songs https://acerecords.co.UK/Bluecoat-man
In 1984, Big Jay McNeely and Diz and the Doormen recorded a few tracks in the studio which were later released on the fabulous Honky Tonk Cd for ACE Records, the CHM-1238, the songs https://www.acerecords.co.UnitedKingdom/tonky-honk
The version “Bluecoat Man” by Diz and the Doormen is great, listen to the original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxG0jHFM57E
that of the English group can be listened to on the ACE Records LP, R&R is Here To Stay, but also “Mardi Gras in New Orleans”, all fans of Rhythm and Blues, Jumpin'Jive and 50s R&R in general should appreciate Diz & the Doormen.
Dj Rockin’Badalona “Eddie-Cesc”
Sujet: Diz & the Doormen 
