Paul Arnold (Friswell)
Vocals, guitar
Laurie Mason
Vocals, piano
Peter Bartholomew
Vocals, guitar
Terry Widlake
Bass
David Walsh
Drums
Ian Griffiths
Vocals, guitar
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101’ers, The
Primarily known as the band Joe Strummer was in before he joined The Clash, The 101'ers were part of the last wave of British pub rock bands of the mid-'70s.
The group never released any recordings...
Midnight Special, The
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Debuting on 2 February 1973, this Pop/Rock variety show aired on NBC from 12:30 AM to 2:00 AM EST on Friday night for nine years. The 90-minute programme...
Marshall Crenshaw
Born and raised in the Detroit area, the eldest of four boys, Marshall Crenshaw played in a long list of cover bands, including an oldies group called Danny and the Robots, after he left school.
He...
Eighth Wonder
Patsy Kensit starred in British TV specials when she was a child and began singing with Eighth Wonder - which was formed by her brother Jamie - when she was just 14.
Their 1988 album Fearless was produced...
Dr Hook
Beginning life as a dope-oriented comedy and pathos New Jersey bar band called Dr Hook & The Medicine Show, their first three albums, released on CBS, were meagre sellers, with their only major UK hit during...
Foundations, The
Often cited, alongside The Equals and Blue Mink, as British melting-pot pop, The Foundations consisted of three white Londoners, a Barbadian, a Jamaican, a Dominican and a Ceylonese.
Their first hit, Baby Now That I've Found You,...
M.P.D. Limited
M.P.D. Limited had one of the most meteoric rises in the history of Australian rock and pop.
Formed from the remains of Melbourne Shadows-style instrumental band The Phantoms, M.P.D. (Mike, Pete and Danny) were supporting UK...
