Kursaal Flyers | ru

The Kursaal Flyers bridged the gap between pub rock and power pop, turning out a handful of fine albums and great singles in their brief two-year career. Comprised of Paul Shuttleworth (vocals), Graeme Douglas (guitar), Vic Collins (guitar, steel guitar, vocals), Riche Bull (bass, vocals), and Will Birch (drums), the band released their first album, Chocs Away, in 1975; it was followed soon afterward by The Great Artiste. Both records showed a grasp of country and roots rock, as well as pure pop. They would begin to emphasize their pop elements with 1976's Golden Mile, released by CBS Records. The...

Treetop Flyers are a London five-piece who specialise in rootsy, folk-tinged rock, that harks back to the golden age of the Laurel Canyon music scene. Since the release of their debut EP, To Bury The Past, in 2009 they have been gathering pace with a reputation for their live performances, which earned them the winning spot at this year's Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition. They will be performing at the festival this year on Other State. With their single "Things Will Change" slated for release on 23rd May through Communion Records, a launch party on the same day at the Borderline...

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1) The Flyers were a doo-wop act which spun off from The Drifters in 1956 and recorded for Atlantic. 2) The Flyers are a Band from Sunderland in the North-East of England. They are labelled as an 'indie' style band, but combine genres such as punk, reggae, ska and many others in their songs.They Were Formed in Early 2007 after Hurling abuse at Mcdonalds staff highly amused all 5 members. The band got together when Ryan Morritt, Joe Kelly, Chris Thompson and Ben Gillespie Kerr decided to mess about in the bunker. The practice went well but they decided to...