Hailing from Sheffield, this is the Lincolns. They were together from 1960 to 1966 and were a moderately successful band. They followed the then lucrative Working Men’s Club circuit around the North of England but they also accepted work where … Continue reading →
Ken Patten ran a small studio in his home in Handsworth and had a regular stream of local bands working there. It was almost a John Shuttleworth scenario sometimes, with Ken’s wife calling a halt at 6pm when his tea … Continue reading →
Released on Native Records (NTV 2) in 12″ format, Feb 1986 Mark Estdale writes: it was Pete and my thing. I was engineering at Vibrasound and at The Music Factory and recording and live mixing for The Box, Hula and … Continue reading →
Black Mariah were a well known band on the local rock scene. Played mainly local venues and a short stint on the University circuit. They recorded 6 tracks in a Sheffield studio and they sold these on ‘cassette’ at gigs … Continue reading →
The band Yes are still going, despite the loss of the only surviving founder member Chris Squire. They played in Sheffield three times in 1969, 24 February, 12 September 1969 and 21 December – part of the 200 gigs they … Continue reading →
Brad and his younger brother Fraser Charlesworth to the right. Steve Wilmott on the left, Pete Eason front. … Continue reading →
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The Midnight Choir in Brussels 1987 simon, nick, ziggy, matt, dippa – photo Nick Taylor … Continue reading →
A Chesterfield based punk band that made regular appearances on the mid-eighties Sheffield scene and supported many of our bands (Pulp, Dig Vis Drill etc.) on tour. … Continue reading →