Ognir Rrats, Paul Ramon...

Bob Dylan went as "Bob Andyl" (I think) on an early Elektra LP called BLUES.

 

George appeared as the Mysterious Angel on at least one song which escapes me now. Plus as George Harrysong on a few others. Mainly on his Dark Horse label. I believe he's listed that way on the Splinter LP.

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Off the top of my head I can only think of L'Angelo Mysterioso for George on Badge. I know there's other John ones but I'm drawing a blank at the moment.

 

And of course there's the Traveling Wilburys...

 

Didn't he use "Hari Georgeson" or somesuch on the SPLINTER LP's?

 

John Lennon used a number of psuedonyms for the credits of Walls And Bridges, including:

Dr. Winston O'Ghurkin
Hon. John St. John Johnson
Rev. Thumbs Ghurkin
Kaptain Kundalini
Rev. Fred Ghurkin
Mel Torment (my personal favorite)
Dr. Dream
Dr. Winston O'Reggae
Dr. Winston and Booker Table and The Maitre d's
Dwarf McDougal
Dad

 

I just did a Google search...answered my own question!

http://www.macca-l.org/hariontour/haripseud.htm

 

The Beatles by Kristofer Enhglehardt is the definitive book on this subject. Here is the link to it on amazon.com.


http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...104-0026700-7968752?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

 

George Harrison also went by P. Roducer

 

Paul McCartney produced "I'm the Urban Spaceman" for the Bonzo Dog Band under the name "Apollo C. Vermouth"!

He also wrote the song "Woman" for Peter & Gordon under the name "Bernard Webb" or "A. Smith," depending on what copy of the 45 you have (Webb appears on most UK copies and a few US copies, Smith appears on most US copies).

 

If I recall correctly, he doesn't just sing backup, he also plays bass and drums on the song, or maybe guitar too. I believe Miller and McCartney played all the instruments on that track.

 

neil young used 'joe yankee' a few times.

 

Ringo was "Richie" on a Nilsson album.(Son Of Schmillson?)