Aviator (British band)

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Aviator was a short-lived British AOR band.

History[]

Aviator was founded in 1978 by Jack Lancaster and Mick Rogers, along with Clive Bunker and John G. Perry. After recording their first album, they toured as a support act to Steve Hillage. After the tour, Lancaster left the group; Aviator released one more record before finally ceasing activity. However, the four musicians would play together again on Lancaster's 1981 solo album Skinningrove Bay.

Discography[]

• Aviator (1979)
• Turbulence (1980)

Line-up[]

• Jack Lancaster - saxophones, flute, lyricon, synthesizer, Computone
• Mick Rogers - lead vocals, guitar
• Clive Bunker - drums, percussion
• John G. Perry - bass, Taurus pedals, vocals

External links[]

• Prog Archives
• John G. Perry interview

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