Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation

The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation was a late-60s British blues-rock band led by drummer Aynsley Dunbar after his stints in John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and the Jeff Beck Group. Dunbar (who wrote the song "Warning", covered by Black Sabbath on their debut album) led The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation through a number of albums. 
Dunbar was later the drummer for Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention, featuring on albums such as Waka/Jawaka, and The Grand Wazoo, as well as the film 200 Motels. In 1974 he played on the soundtrack for "Down and Dirty Duck", a Chuck Swenson adult animated movie. In the mid 1970s, Dunbar joined Journey for their first four albums; he left and joined Jefferson Starship for three albums. In 1985, Dunbar joined Whitesnake, and drummed on their 1987 album, Whitesnake. He also spent some time working with Eric Burdon and The Animals.
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==Links to Peel==
The band performed at the Isle of Wight festival in the summer of 1968, where Peel was compering the event. The band was the backing band for Tim Rose's session in February 1968, as well as their solo session in September 1968. He included the group in his ABC Of Beauty article, published in Disc & Music Echo on November 1968. 
==Sessions==
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Backing band for Tim Rose #3. Recorded 1968-02-20. First Broadcast: 25 February 1968
*Cobwebs/Memory Pain (the band's songs in their own right)
1. Recorded: 1968-09-16. First Broadcast: 22 September 1968. Repeated: 01 December 1968
*I Tried /When The Devil Drives / Call My Woman / Mean Of' World
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
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