The Wurzels

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The Wurzels are a "Scrumpy and Western" band from The West of England and in particular Somerset, best known for their number one hit The Combine Harvester (1976) and number three hit I Am A Cider Drinker (1976). Current Members: Tommy Banner: accordion, piano, vocals (1967-present) Pete Budd: lead vocals, banjo, guitar (1974-present) Louie Nicastro – keyboards, backing vocals (2005–present, part-time) Sedge Moore (aka Russ Crook): bass, vocals (2007–present) Dan "Dribble" Lashbrook – keyboards, backing vocals (2017–present, part-time) Lee Delamere – drums, backing vocals (2021–present) Past Members: Adge Cutler: lead vocals (1966-1974) (died 5 May 1974) Reg Quantrill: banjo, guitar (1966-1974) (died 7 June 2012) Reg Chant: accordion (1966-1967) (died 1978) John Macey: bass (1966-1968) (died 9 August 2015) Brian Walker: tuba (1966-1967) (died May 2020) Henry Davies: tuba, bass (1967, 1968-1969) Melt Kingston: tuba, bass (1967-1969) (died 1 April 2019) Tony Baylis: tuba, bass (1969-1984) (died 30 September 2020) Jai Howe: bass (1984, 2002-2008) (died 5 February 2008) Terry Pascoe: keyboards, vocals (1981-1984) Mike Gwilliam: bass (late 1980s) Dave Wintour: bass (1990-2002) (died 12 July 2022) John Morgan (aka Amos Morgan): drums (1981-2021) (died 17 December 2021)

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