They stayed in South Africa for two years and managed to release three LP’s before various realities of the Southern African situation caught up with the band members and the band dissolved/relocated to the UK. Otis Waygood was a blues band comprised of Rhodesian Jews (interesting to ponder on the implications of a time when this was possible) who famously came down to Cape Town on a whim and in a battered Combi, got a “guest artist” slot at the 1969 Battle Of The Bands (apparently an annual big deal in Cape Town in those years) and became an overnight sensation for their raw, exciting, stomping blues rock. After several years of playing the British clubs, pubs and concert halls, as Otis Waygood, in 1977 they changed their name to Immigrant and their final tour was supporting Tavares, ending up at the Palladium, in London. In 1976, they added three Caribbean musicians to their line-up and pursued a more reggae-based sound. In 1971 the group traveled to play in Holland, Germany and the United Kingdom, where they settled. Otis Waygood’s blues-jazz fusion made them one of the top live bands in South Africa of the early 70’s touring South Africa and Rhodesia. The late, great, Bennie Miller, the guitarist from Salisbury (now Harare), was also in the group for a period, replacing Harry Paulus. Singer and flautist, Martin Jackson, had a brief spell in the line-up during this period but left in November 1970 and was replaced by Harry Paulus. They had a recording contract with Parlophone and undertook three national tours, playing at city halls in almost every city in South Africa, Rhodesia and Mozambique. This led to an invitation to a residency in a Johannesburg club and then to their being signed up by the Clive Calder-Ralph Simon management team who produced the groups first album in two days. They were invited to play at the Battle of the Bands at Green Point Stadium and were extremely well received. In November 1969, Rob & Alan Zipper, Ivor Rubenstein and Leigh Sagar travelled to Cape Town in South Africa, with all of their gear, for a playing holiday. The original members were Benny Miller, Rob Zipper, Alan Zipper, Leigh Sagar, Angus McKay and Billy Toon.
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