Dennis Bryon

Welsh drummer and author, born 14 April 1949, Cardiff, Wales, UK - died 14 November 2024, Nashville, Tennessee.

He started playing drums at the age of 14. He formed the band Amen Corner with legendary guitarist Andy Fairweather-Low. Amen Corner was one of the most successful European bands in the late sixties, with hits such as "Gin House Blues", "Bend Me Shape Me", "Well Fly High In The Sky", "If Paradise Is Half As Nice", "Hello Susie", "Living In A World Of Broken Hearts" and "At Last I’ve Found Someone To Love".
After Amen Corner disbanded he became a member of the Bee Gees's backing band from 1974 until 1980.