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There are at least two bands called Gentlemen: 1) An indie-pop duo from Auckland, New Zealand. 2) A 60's garage pop/rock band from Dallas, Texas. 3) An Ireland project. 4) A punk/noise rock band from Australia. 1) Gentlemen is a musical collaboration between singer/writer Thomas Brown and musician Michael Harding, creating charming independent pop. Currently Auckland-based, the pair met whilst courting sisters. 2) Gentlemen were an unsigned garage rock band from the 1960's. Their single "It's A Cryin' Shame" is featured on the compilation Forth Worth Teen Scene Vol. 3. 3) http://gentlemenarego.bandcamp.com/ 4) Gentlemen is a punk/noise rock band from...

The Victorian English Gentlemens Club is an indie rock band which formed in 2004 in Cardiff, Wales. The band currently consists of Adam Taylor (vocals, guitar), Louise Mason (vocals, bass), Heddwyn Davies (viola, mandolin) and James Griffiths (drums). The band has released three albums, "The Victorian English Gentlemens Club" (2006), "Love on an Oil Rig" (2009), and "Bag of Meat" (2011). The band was formed by Taylor, Mason, and drummer Emma Daman, and released their initial singles and first two albums with this lineup. Daman left shortly after the recording of their second album and the remaining duo recruited guitarist...

The Denver Gentlemen formed in the 1988 and ended in the mid 90s. In those years the band featured David Edwards of 16 Horsepower and Woven Hand and at different times also Slim Cessna and Frank Hauser Jr of Slim Cessna's Auto Club. Jeffery-Paul, the man behind the Gents, also played in 16 Horsepower and many of the songs on Low Estate were once Denver Gentlemen songs. Jeffery-Paul resurrected the Denver Gentlmen in the 21st century with a new line-up featuring folks from Devotchka at times and Sharon G on vocals. The debut album from The Denver Gentlemen (recorded in...