Phil Spalding

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Philip Trevor Spalding (19 November 1957 – 5 February 2023) was an English

Spalding also recorded all bass tracks on The Lion King soundtrack studio album.

As someone formerly affected by

In February 2012, he joined the Simon Townshend band for the 'Secret Weapon' UK tour in support of the album Looking Out, Looking In. Spalding played bass with The Who at their promotional acoustic concerts at Pryzm in Kingston, London on 12 February 2020.

He was a Freemason and was a member of Westminster City School Lodge no. 4305.

Spalding died on 5 February 2023, at the age of 65.^[4][5]

Discography

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With Max Bacon

• The Higher You Climb (Now & Then, 1995)
• From the Banks of the River Irwell (Blue Print, 2002)

With Melanie C

• Reason (Virgin Records, 2003)

With Roger Chapman

• Hybrid and Lowdown (Polydor, 1990)

With Ray Charles

• Strong Love Affair (Warner Bros. Records, 1996)

With Joe Cocker

• Across from Midnight (EMI, 1997)

With Randy Crawford

• Play Mode (WEA Records, 2000)

With Stephen Dale Petit

• Guitararama (333, 2008)

With Marcella Detroit

• Jewel (London, 1994)

With Julia Downes

• Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (Mercury, 1983)

With Terence Trent D'Arby

• Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby (Columbia, 1987)

With Delta Goodrem

• Mistaken Identity (Daylight, 2004)

With GTR

• GTR (Arista, 1986)

With Geri Halliwell

• Passion (Virgin Records, 2005)

With Mick Jagger

• Goddess in the Doorway (Virgin Records, 2001)

With Elton John

• Duets (Rocket, 1993)

With Beverley Knight

• Affirmation (Parlophone Records, 2004)

With Nick Lachey

• SoulO (Universal, 2003)

With Kylie Minogue

• Light Years (EMI, 2000)

With Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

• Universal (Virgin, 1996)

With Michel Polnareff

• Kāma-Sūtra (Epic Records, 1990)

With Skin

• Fleshwounds (EMI, 2003)

With Matthew Sweet

• Inside (Columbia, 1986)

With Roger Taylor

• Happiness? (Parlophone Records, 1994)

With Judie Tzuke

• Under the Angels
  (Big Moon, 1996)

With Robbie Williams

• Sing When You're Winning (Chrysalis Records, 2000)
• Escapology (Chrysalis Records, 2002)

Notes

References

• Toyah-The Changeling tour programme (1982).
• Hepatitis "C" Vaccine Trials. BBC TV. 28 July 2008

External links

• Phil Spalding discography at Discogs
• Phil Spalding at
  IMDb