Band News

Band News

12/2005 New Album! Battered & Bruised release date Jan 16th 2006 on Detour records. After 25 years the bands long awaited debut album is almost complete, production is in its final stages and will be released Jan 2006. Pre orders can be placed with Detour Records now.

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The album contains 14 tracks 8 studio tracks and 6 songs recorded live at The Londoner, Barnsley in Jan 1980. Track listings are: 1. Dont Lecture Me, 2. Look But Dont Touch, 3. Crystal Clear, 4. Straight Swap, 5. Friends, 6. Code Book, 7. Eyes of the Dead, 8. Panic Stricken, 9. One Night Stand (Live) 10. All the Day All of the Night (Live) 11. Apache (Live) 12. Panic Stricken (Live) 13. Here to Stay (Live) 14. Let the Good Times Roll/Feel So Fine (Live)

09/2004 Two-Tone-Pinks Master tapes rediscovered: During a visit to Mortie's house (Mortie being an old friend of the TTP's) the subject of Two-Tone-Pinks recordings came up and he just happened to mention he still had some old band tapes and a video in a box in his games room. They weren't just any old tapes they were studio masters of the bands demos from the late 70's. The band were astounded that these tapes still existed and had been in Mortie's possession for 25 years and none of the band new. What a find, band members had thought that these tapes to be long lost and have now decided to have these tapes professionally restored for possible future releases. Watch this space as there may be a Two-Tone-Pinks release to mark the bands 25th anniversary!

09/02/2002 The Pendlebury reunion gig: For the first time in 22 years the Two-Tone Pinks played together at a reunion gig with Fast Cars at The Pendlebury (Formally The Butchers Arms) in Swinton. Visit the reunion gig picture page to view photos taken on the night. We would just like to say thank you to Fast Cars for inviting the band to play. It was great night out and gave us all a chance to see our old friends from other bands of the period. It was also a bit of an eye opener to see so many people young and not so young attending the gig who are interested in the music both bands played 25 years ago.

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