Greyship Daviz

Funk rock and disco band largely active in the late 70sand early 80s.

Greyship Daviz began in the mid-70s as a rock band but matured into a disco/funk group influenced by artists like Mother's Finest, Funkadelic, and Earth, Wind, & Fire, they moved into a more funk-rock mode by 1977.

Members typically took stage names that were comprised of their real first name and the fictional "Daviz" last name. The name Daviz was derived from their first singer, Davis, when the group was called Greyship & Davis, and then just Greyship Davis. When Davis left the group, the band altered the "last name" to Daviz.

Members
Keith Alexander (Kid Daviz) - Guitar
Kevin Coleman (Cap Daviz) – Guitar & Vocals
Timmy Houpe (The Muscle) - Drums
John Stevenson (Johnny Daviz) - Bass
Jay White (Jay Daviz) – Rhythm Guitar & Vocals
Billy Gooch (Billy Daviz) – Lead Vocal & Percussion
Cornel Scott (Cornell Daviz) – Keyboards & Synthesizers
Linus Harriston (Linus Daviz) – Hammond B-3 & Vocals
Rico Fillmore (Rico Daviz) - Percussion
Robert Rodgers (Bobby Speed) - Keyboards & Synthesizers