by Guest Sun May 14, 2006 11:36 pm
MacRua wrote:WE FREE KINGS:
Edinburgh band who combined Celtic folk with grungy, punky rock'n'roll in a manner similar to the Pogues. Line-up was:
Joe Kingman - vocals,
Deb Holbrook - guitar,
Geoff Pagan - fiddle,
Phil Bull - cello,
Pam Dobson - melodeon,
Colin Blakey - reeds,
Kenny Welsh - drums.
ALBUMS/SINGLES (not in order):
WEAPON OF PEACE
Hell On Earth And Rosy Cross
STILL STANDING (EP)
Oceans (EP)
WEAPON OF PEACE
Death Of The Wild Colonial Boy
Some memoirsLyrics of OCEANSLyrics of MOTORCYCLE RAIN
Hi there, That'd be Seb (not Deb) Holbrook. I know most of the band and have seen them any times. Most notably supprting The Waterboys in 1989.
I've got most (or all) of thieir vinyl. Must mp3 some of them at some point. A great live band.
[quote="MacRua"]WE FREE KINGS:
Edinburgh band who combined Celtic folk with grungy, punky rock'n'roll in a manner similar to the Pogues. Line-up was:
Joe Kingman - vocals,
Deb Holbrook - guitar,
Geoff Pagan - fiddle,
Phil Bull - cello,
Pam Dobson - melodeon,
Colin Blakey - reeds,
Kenny Welsh - drums.
ALBUMS/SINGLES (not in order):
WEAPON OF PEACE
Hell On Earth And Rosy Cross
STILL STANDING (EP)
Oceans (EP)
WEAPON OF PEACE
Death Of The Wild Colonial Boy
[url=http://www.mikescottwaterboys.com/mikescottwaterboys/Archive/Press/presstxt3.htm]Some memoirs[/url]
[url=http://www.deadplants.pi8.com/page66.html]Lyrics of OCEANS[/url]
[url=http://www.deadplants.pi8.com/page23.html]Lyrics of MOTORCYCLE RAIN[/url][/quote]
Hi there, That'd be Seb (not Deb) Holbrook. I know most of the band and have seen them any times. Most notably supprting The Waterboys in 1989.
I've got most (or all) of thieir vinyl. Must mp3 some of them at some point. A great live band.