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Deviants - Ptooff! (Clear Vinyl) (Vinyl)
Deviants - Ptooff! (Clear Vinyl) (Vinyl)
Artist: Deviants
- Label
- Tiger Bay
- Cat No
- TB6188C
- Released
- 2018
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Avantgarde
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| Artist | Deviants |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Tiger Bay |
| Catalogue no. | TB6188C |
| Genre | Blues and Rock |
| Released | 2018 |
| Barcode | 0889397105983 |
The Deviants (2) — Ptooff!
Format: Vinyl • Label: Tiger Bay (TB6188C) • Released: 2018 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Avantgarde
Tracklist:
A1. Opening
A2. I'm Coming Home
A3. Child Of The Sky
A4. Charlie
A5. Nothing Man
B1. Garbage
B2. Bun
B3. Deviation Street
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
UK 'underground' band of the 1960's based in Ladbroke Grove, London, and founded by journalist & singer/songwriter Mick Farren. Originally named The Social Deviants, but later shortened to The Deviants with a line-up of Farren (vocals), Sid Bishop (guitar), Cord Rees (bass) and Russell Hunter (drums). Rees was subsequently replaced by Duncan Sanderson, and Paul Rudolph later replaced Bishop. The band were occasionally billed as Mick Farren & The Deviants, trading on Farren's journalistic popularity and 'street cred'.
In 1970, following an American tour, Rudolph, Sanderson and Hunter formed The Pink Fairies with Twink from The Pretty Things.
In 1970, following an American tour, Rudolph, Sanderson and Hunter formed The Pink Fairies with Twink from The Pretty Things.
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