AFTER DARK: Donnie talking to Alan Lancaster of Status Quo (1985 - episode unknown part 1)

Bless him, he was in complete denial. Quo were much worse off without him. RIP Bomber

Alan lancaster....the most solid bassplayer quo ever had, pumping energy he trained hard to play like this.... 1974 quo album he wrote most of the songs of the album 5 or 6. Also their rocker someone's learning, really me gotta go home or is there a better way....an amazing stuff and legendary as well...rib alan

The nicest and most genuine guy of quo’s history!

Alan Lancaster -the Jason Newsted of Quo

Great Video! Thanks for publishing! Greetings from Germany

Oh dear, I love Alan, though he told a few half truths in this interview. He was very evasive and danced around the truth in this interview. He may have had a 'smoke' before the interview. They were called The Paladins (1962–1963) The Spectres (1963–1967) Traffic, then Traffic Jam for a short period in (1967) Then it was The Status Quo until they dropped The out of the name and they changed their name to STATUS QUO in August 1967, just after Rick Parfitt joined. Alan had already left Status Quo by 1984, it was an acrimonious split as well. The Tour of Japan, USA and Australia never happened. Alan returned to play at LIVE AID in 1985 and the Reunion gigs in 2013/2014. The court case allowed Rossi and Parfitt to keep the Band's name and they continued on with Rhino Edwards and Jeff Rich who had been recording on an unreleased Rick Parfitt album. Andy Bown had already been in the Band for many years. Both Rhino and Andy play with Francis Rossi to this day........ Alan went on to play in The Lancaster Bombers, The Lancaster/Brewster Band and The Party Boys in Australia. RIP - Alan Lancaster one of the most genuine Rockers of all time. RIP - Rick Parfitt the greatest Rhythm Guitarist of all time.

Nice Bloke.

If it fits U it woz 2B live aid! 🎉😂✌️ 🙏 😊

Allan? I am not English but I thought it should be Alan....

Alan in denial...