Roger Ruskin Spear

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Roger Ruskin Spear playing the trumpet solo concluding Equestrian Statue on Do Not Adjust Your Set
Roger Ruskin Spear playing the trumpet solo concluding Equestrian Statue on Do Not Adjust Your Set

Roger Ruskin Spear (born 29 June 1943, in Hammersmith, West London), the son of Ruskin Spear, was a founding member of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, staying with it until its end.

After the band broke up, he continued as a performance artist with his robots in a show called Kinetic Wardrobe. A feature of this was a tailor's dummy fitted with proximity switches, which produced increasingly high-pitched screams when a hand neared its chest.

Roger Ruskin Spear teaches at the Chelsea College of Art.

  • Electric Shocks LP. United Artists (UK) UAG 29381, 1972.
  • Unusual LP. United Artists (UK) UAS 29508, 1973.
  • Rebel Trouser EP.
  • Electric Shocks Plus CD. DJC (i.e. Dave Clague) DJC005, 2002. Contains Electric Shocks and Rebel Trouser.


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