Phil Sawyer

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Philip 'Phil' Sawyer (born 8 March 1947, in London) is an English New Age musician. During the mid-1990s he worked together with the Malcolm Sargent Festival Choir and with vocalists Russian Roulette (a.k.a. Rush Winters), Beryl Marsden and Miriam Stockley, among others, under the artistic name Beautiful World, publishing two albums. Many of the songs included lyrics in Swahili, while others were in English, French or purely instrumental.

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The Spencer Davis Group
Spencer Davis • Steve Winwood • Muff Winwood • Pete York
Eddie Hardin • Ray Fenwick • Phil Sawyer • Nigel Olsson • Dee Murray
Studio albums (UK)
Their First LP • The Second Album • Autumn '66 • With Their New Face On •
Singles (UK)
"Dimples" • "I Can't Stand It" • "Every Little Bit Hurts" • "Strong Love" • "Keep On Running" • "Somebody Help Me" • "When I Come Home" • "Gimme Some Lovin'" • "I'm a Man" • "Time Seller" • "Mr Second Class" • "After Tea" • "Short Change"
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