The Adverts – In session for John Peel – August 23, 1977 – BBC Radio 1 – The Adverts in session for John Peel tonight. Together only 3 years, but were the first Punk band to enjoy chart success and boasted bassist Gaye Advert as the First Female Punk
With the very sad news earlier this week of the death of Saint’s founder and front man Chris Bailey, news that went by almost unnoticed before it was discovered by several fans, one of the cornerstone figures of the Punk movement in the 70s, and one of the key figures
Bilk – in session for John Kennedy – Radio X, London – April 2, 2022 – Radio X Bilk to end the week/start a new one. Primarily an acoustic session done for the John Kennedy Program on Radio X, this past Saturday (April 2nd). Starting with the commercial release of
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– The Clash In Concert At De Montfort Hall, Leicester – May 28, 1977 – Band Soundboard – As a friend of mine once pointed out “you really had to be there”, when talking about the early Clash. If there was a band which epitomized the spirit and sheer energy
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Wreckless Eric – live on French TV – unknown exact date, but 1979 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Wreckless Eric to end the week. Unintentional, but following Elvis Costello last night, who was a label mate of Wreckless Eric when they were all of Stiff Records. Wreckless Eric was
