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Perhaps not a household name, but the frontman of punk band the Members:
https://www.nme.com/news/music/nicky...ged-66-3171273
I never tire of listening to 'Sound of the Suburbs' even all these years later. One of the greatest singles of that, or indeed any other era.
Ah that's a shame. At The Chelsea Nightclub is one of the great punk albums and the 12 inch of Solitary Confinement/Offshore Banking Business is something I will hold on to forever.
I'll forget how crap they were live :greengrin
Sad newsQuote:
Originally Posted by He's here!
I’ve got this single on picture disk somewhere
Heard a good interview with one of his former bandmates on Johnnie Walker's programme this afternoon. You'll get it on BBC Sounds.
I love listening to Walker’s programmesQuote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Such a chilled out voice he possesses
I recall seeing them at Tiffanys around 1978/9 and I still regard it as one of the best gigs I’ve been to (I suspect being 17 and drunk might have helped). Forward 30 odd years and I saw them at The Citrus Club and it was probably the worst gig ever - Nicky Tesco had long departed the band.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
RIP Nicky.
Seem to remember the Members guitarist chucking his instrument in the air and it landing on Tesco, splitting his head open.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbybob
Richard Jobson took over on vocals for the encores.
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We saw them in Glasgow for some reason, can't even remember the venue, probably 1979 but it was a bit of a shambles. Pissed up weegies and their non-stop gobbing didn't help though!Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbybob
That’s the one. Great memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato