Bill Booth Revival Machine

Bill Booth Revival Machine were an English Christian rock band from Bromley, southeast London. The band was composed of Hans Knutzen (electric piano & vocals), Wes Little (guitar & vocals) Geoff Parr (bass guitar) and Lionel Prodgers (drums & vocals). The band was formed in January 1970 and was based in the Salvation Army (Bromley Temple). BBRM continued the fine work established in that organisation for 'contemporary music-making' by such luminaries as The Joystrings who led the way with regards to evangelising through popular music in the 1960s. After The Joystrings the Salvation Army continued to produce and encourage groups to spread the gospel through new music and BBRM were, along with the Solid Rock Band (from Gloucester) and...