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Lost Manchester Bands
If you were in a Manchester band during the late 70s why not
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members and I'll include your band on this page.
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Snyde
Snyde a Manchester new wave band, Line up, Dave Moore Guitar,
Graham Briggs Guitar, Dave Charlesworth Bass, Haydn Rydings Vocals, Mark
Barber Drums. Formed in Manchester in 1977, the band played support to
The Boomtown Rats, The Adverts, Warsaw (Later to become Joy Division)
999, The Saints, Cherry Vanilla and The British Lions. Were booked to
support The Sex Pistols at The Champness Hall in Rochdale until Cyril
Smith MP prevented the gig from going ahead. Discography, one demo
tape recorded at Smile studios, a couple of radio and TV
appearances before the band split in late 1978 and various members later
became Two-Tone-Pinks. |
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Fast Cars
Fast Cars were formed in 1978 by brothers
Stuart and Steven Murray in Swinton Manchester. Steve Murray had
previously formed a band called The Sirens, which later became The Fall,
whilst guitarist Mark 'Lard' Riley went onto be a Radio 1 DJ. With Steve
Murray on vocals, Craig Hilton on lead guitar, Stuart Murray on bass and
Tony Dyson on drums, Fast Cars released the single, "The Kids Just Wanna
Dance". They played throughout England between 1978 and 1980 building up
quite a good following before supporting The Jam, The Buzzcocks, XTC,
The Rizzillos, The Chords, The Freshies and many others. After
disappearing from the scene in 1980 they have returned with a new album,
"Coming Ready Or Not", which was released in August 2001 in Europe and
Japan. Fast Cars are still gigging and recording and have an excellent
website run by Stuart Murray (Bass) which chronicles the history of the
band and has detailed information about the bands latest releases and
gigs. Follow the Fast Cars link on our
to visit the Fast Cars website. |
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