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The Housemartins were an indie pop/rock band out of England from the '80s. After their break up, they went in different directions
His solo project, which goes under the name Biscuit Boy, includes musicians who have worked with Joe Strummer, Johnny Marr and Catatonia.
Well, it was obvious that we would get compared to The Housemartins as we did sound very much like them, although we tried to throw in a bit of influence from The Redskins too! We were (and still are) all big fans of The Housemartins and ev...
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Surely you re joking? I ve never had a choreographer and it shows.
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I loved The Housemartins and I remember seeing the Happy Hour video on TOTP and actually seeing them on TOTP doing their funny dancing. I don’t remember Norman particularly though. I didn’t fancy him as I remember. I think they were probabl...
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The first thing I noticed was that DJs could play outside of the town they lived in. Because when I started there was no way you’d ever play in another town because the wages you were getting paid wouldn’t even cover your train fare. The el...
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The band was formed in 1983 by Paul Heaton (vocals) and Stan Cullimore (guitar) who initially performed as a busking duo. They then expanded by recruiting Ted Key (bass), former guitarist with The Gargoyles, and Dodger (drummer on loan from...
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Swallows are very colorful while housemartins are more black and white. Look in the links I will place below they will show you the difference visually.
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