Biography
Amanda Parsons is an important figure in the British avant-garde music scene, best known for her contributions as a vocalist in the prog-rock band National Health. Born in 1954 in the vibrant musical landscape of London, Parsons was heavily influenced by the eclectic sounds of the 1960s and 1970s. She honed her vocal talents in various local bands during her formative years before ultimately leading her to join National Health in the 1970s, where her unique sound began to attract attention within the progressive rock community. Her early career saw her collaborate with various musicians who would later become prominent figures in the genre, paving the way for her eventual breakout with National Health.
Roles
Vocalist
Band History
Signature Gear
Microphones: Shure SM58
Bandmates & Collaborators
Phil Miller, Pip Pyle, Alan Gowen, Bill Bruford, Mont Campbell, John Greaves