wadhurstseagull
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Ride a White Swan - T Rex
Sladest - Slade
The Undertones - Bracknell Sports Centre
Sladest - Slade
The Undertones - Bracknell Sports Centre
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First SINGLE, First ALBUM, First GIG
- Thread starter El Presidente
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Screaming J
He'll put a spell on you
Single: Ride a White Swan (T Rex) [snap! w'hurst seagull!]
Album: Electric Warrior (T Rex)
Gig: Dr Feelgood at Sussex Univ, 74 or 75 I think
Album: Electric Warrior (T Rex)
Gig: Dr Feelgood at Sussex Univ, 74 or 75 I think
first Single Like a rolling Stone
First Album. Highway 61 revisited Bob Dylan
First Gig the Big Apple Brighton, i think 70, maybe 71 Curved Air, or the Stones at same venue
oh and last single was, blimey going back some, think it was a positively fourth street cover by a band around ten years back
Last Album. Modern times Bob Dylan, last week
Last Gig. Rolling Stones Twickenham
First Album. Highway 61 revisited Bob Dylan
First Gig the Big Apple Brighton, i think 70, maybe 71 Curved Air, or the Stones at same venue
oh and last single was, blimey going back some, think it was a positively fourth street cover by a band around ten years back
Last Album. Modern times Bob Dylan, last week
Last Gig. Rolling Stones Twickenham
Screaming J
He'll put a spell on you
555kaz said:Personally I would of taken Linda Nolan
Wasn't one of the Nolan sisters once having it off with a Brighton player - Peter Suddaby from memory?
Albion Dan
Banned
Single - Hello John got a new motor - Alexi Sayle
Album - Madness - Complete Madness
Gig - Jethro Tull - Hammersmith 1989
Album - Madness - Complete Madness
Gig - Jethro Tull - Hammersmith 1989
NMH
Banned
1st new-bought single (since I'd already been snagging loads of 2nd hand ones down The Cottage) was Dave and Ansil Collins 'Double Barrel'. I got grief from the 'cool kids' at school because it was "black music" when they preferred to be so open-minded with their free-thinking non-conformist Led Zeppelin records (y'know, the songs that Jimmy Page stole 100% from black musicians).
1st full-priced LP was Jimi Hendrix 'The Cry Of Love. An amazingly brilliant record, which stunned me into realising I was born just too late to have witnessed the master. Still, there's always that bloke who plays on the corner of Ship Street....
1st gig was The Joystrings, a Salvation Army pop band who made the charts back around 1965 with a song about our saviour, 'It's An Open Secret'. I got their autographs too, it was at the King Alfred on Hove seafront. Some 6 years later it was King Crimson at The Dome, who were excellent....and a bit different from The Joystrings (it was the light-show!....or perhaps the guitarwork....)
1st full-priced LP was Jimi Hendrix 'The Cry Of Love. An amazingly brilliant record, which stunned me into realising I was born just too late to have witnessed the master. Still, there's always that bloke who plays on the corner of Ship Street....
1st gig was The Joystrings, a Salvation Army pop band who made the charts back around 1965 with a song about our saviour, 'It's An Open Secret'. I got their autographs too, it was at the King Alfred on Hove seafront. Some 6 years later it was King Crimson at The Dome, who were excellent....and a bit different from The Joystrings (it was the light-show!....or perhaps the guitarwork....)