Post by slowtrain7 on Apr 19, 2017 12:58:17 GMT
I live in Australia, lucky to be born here. I thank the universe in my award speeches.
Anyway, I had the pleasure of seeing hundreds of the best rock and " pop " artists in the 70's/ 80's / 90's when we had the LIVE venues.
This is a long winded way of saying that I saw The Bombers many, many times in venues where your feet had to negotiate a sticky carpet floor, oh hang on that was The Manzil Room/ Springfields. I think that was the last venue I saw our beloved Englishman TED MULRY in TMG. RIP TED, what a lovely fella he was, very cheeky too.
Alan also teamed up with The Angels' John Brewster and Rose Tattoos' Angry ( Gary ) Anderson for some of the best rock gigs ever experienced. Late 80's.
Alan was also in one of the best line ups of The Party Boys who had a No.1 HIT with their cover of South Africa's John Kongos 1971 song " He's Gonna Step On You Again "
The Bombers were a versatile Rock band, and you could see that Alan was having a good time playing with them.
If only the FF swallowed their pride and played small dingy clubs and bars in the USA in the 70's .......
Have I mentioned b4 how much I love Alan Lancaster.
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Anyway, I had the pleasure of seeing hundreds of the best rock and " pop " artists in the 70's/ 80's / 90's when we had the LIVE venues.
This is a long winded way of saying that I saw The Bombers many, many times in venues where your feet had to negotiate a sticky carpet floor, oh hang on that was The Manzil Room/ Springfields. I think that was the last venue I saw our beloved Englishman TED MULRY in TMG. RIP TED, what a lovely fella he was, very cheeky too.
Alan also teamed up with The Angels' John Brewster and Rose Tattoos' Angry ( Gary ) Anderson for some of the best rock gigs ever experienced. Late 80's.
Alan was also in one of the best line ups of The Party Boys who had a No.1 HIT with their cover of South Africa's John Kongos 1971 song " He's Gonna Step On You Again "
The Bombers were a versatile Rock band, and you could see that Alan was having a good time playing with them.
If only the FF swallowed their pride and played small dingy clubs and bars in the USA in the 70's .......
Have I mentioned b4 how much I love Alan Lancaster.
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