When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Since The Korgis split at the start of the 80s, Warren has worked as a solo artist, as well as ...
Rising from the ashes of the Goon Show-inspired Griptyte Thynne and morphing from Stackridge Lemon to just Stackridge, by 1973 the knockabout Bristol pop-proggers had racked up some serious milestones ...
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In early 1986 Peter Gabriel was still the guy who used to be in Genesis. He may have released four solo albums, but had also done his best to keep them in the “cult” section of local stores. With So, ...
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Mick "Mutter" Slater from Stackridge - The first band at the first festivalMick "Mutter" Slater from Stackridge - The first band at the first festival ...
THOSE great British musical eccentrics Stackridge returned to Wimborne on Friday and delivered a set that drove their devoted fans wild with enthusiasm. The band, who enjoyed cult status in the early ...
James Warren has enjoyed pop success – but the guitarist/bassist and vocalist is a steadfast citizen of the progressive world. In the 70s he was a member of Stackridge, the West Country band who ...
Stackridge's brand of folk-prog-rock proved a little too parochial and well-mannered to follow in the footsteps of Jethro Tull and Yes back in the 1970s, though they can claim the distinction of being ...
In early 1986 Peter Gabriel was still the guy who used to be in Genesis. He may have released four solo albums, but had also done his best to keep them in the “cult” section of local stores. With So, ...
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