Sid Bishop

In 1967, Mick Farren launched his first rock band, the Social Deviants with himself as vocalist, pianist and songwriter, plus Pete Munro (bass guitar), Clive Muldoon (guitar), Mike Robinson (guitar), and Russell Hunter (drums).  After Muldoon and Munro left the band, Sid Bishop (guitar) and Cord Rees (bass) joined up, and the name was shortened to the Deviants. 

Next, Sid Bishop got married and exited the Deviants; the band recruited a Canadian guitarist named Paul Rudolph and then put out their third album, Deviants #3 in 1969.