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Bristol Bands edit
Hi,
The following is a list of bands that was on my now defunct Bristol Bands site, I hope it is of some use.
1 Step Below - Madness Tribute Band
Abusive Youth
Act of Kindness
Actual Size
Airbus
Airborn
AKO
Alpha
The Ambling Band
Amebix
The Geoff Amor Trio
Mark Anderson
Angel Upfront
Apache Dropout
Apocalypse
Dan Ashton
Autonomicus
The Avenue
Back to Back
Bad Blood - punk rock sounds
Baraka - West African Highlife, South African Township, and Calypso / Soca / Reggae
Beatnik Filmstars
Lou Bell - talented singer / songwriter and poet, just released her first album
Ben Blackmore
Big Buzzard Boogie Band
Big Joan - post-punk meets breakbeat
Acker Bilk - jazzman from Pensford
The Bird Architects - Wonderfully irreverent, anarchic and wild Punk Jazz
Blackfire - Dirty, gothic, punk, gutsy thrash
Black Roots
The Blue Aeroplanes
Blues Cruise
Blues Cowboys
Blurt! - Wild Jazz impro
The Bolsheviks
Braai-Flace
Bravados
Braxton Hicks
Breakbeat Era
Brilliant Corners - precursors of Spaceways and Experimental Pop Band
Bristol School of Samba
Broken Aura
BUD
Steve Bush
Capoeira Twins
Carmina
Johnny Carr and the Cadillacs - Long running rock 'n' rollers
The Chain Gang
Chaos UK - Anarcho-punk
Change of State
Chantilly Lace
Chikinki - Low-fi experimental pop
Chorchazade
Choo Choo Train
Gary Clail - Legendary
Clumsy
The Clive and Kicking Boogie Woogie Blues Band
Cold Light Of Day
Colonel Kilgore's Vietnamese Formation Surf Team - unforgettable
Colours and Sounds - Bristol based music and art collective
Coltraines
Como
Russ Conway - Legendary keyboard star of the '50's
The Cortinas
Countermine
Crashland
Crawdaddy - Solid rythym and blues
Crazy Trains
Crescent
Crustacean
Adge Cutler and the Wurzels - Scrumpy and Western
Dadomo
Daily Planet
The Danans - acoustic rock
Dangerous Brothers
Day One
Dave and Tim - sixties folkers
Disembodied Glamour Head - Hardcore Metal / Punk
Disorder
Dive
The Dogs
Doreen Doreen
Down South - Folk rockers carrying on the traditions of Skin the Peeler and more!
The Driscolls
The Eagles - 60's r'n'r outfit featured in the film Some People
The Egg - Bristol/Oxford trance-funkers
Eighth Day
elguapo
Ella and the Goatman
Rob Ellis
Lara England - "spiked up pop folk"
Eskimo
Essential Bop
Everbloom
Experimental Pop Band - New label, new site, new album - enjoy
Fab 208 - 70's tribute band
The Fabrics
False Idols
The Family
The Famous Five - now known as Spiro
Fastest to Canada
Fat and Frantic - remembered for songs such as Last Night My Wife Hoovered My Head
Fat Man Swings
Feverfew
A Few Good Men - rockers playing original stuff, including John Telfer of 'Bergerac' fame
Final Eclipse
Fingercuffs - scuzzy rock
Fish Co.
Fish Food
Five Year Plan
Flash Harry
Flatmates
The Forster Hammond Trio
The Forster King Band
The 405 Lines - Dynamic, powerful, three piece rock band
Fourtune Plus - cool, groovy jazz with a funky edge
Four Way Kill
Free Spirit Band
The Fresh Four
Funkensteins
Jimmy Galvin
Gasworks Choir
Claire Gaynor
Gee Baby, I Love You
The Girls
Davey Green
Green Goat
Grist - Kick butt country
The Groove Farm
Gunner Cade
Gus Bus Band
Halo - now transmuted into The Vega Method
Ruth Hammond
The Ruth Hammond Trio
PJ Harvey
Head
The Heads
Headbound
The Heat
Helena - singer/songwriter
Hyperdust
Ilya - Nick Pullin, Jo Swan & Dan Brown
Infinite Monkeys
The Insects
Inseminators - Bedminster based band
Invisible Pair of Hands
Ivory Springer - badass post-hardcore trio
Jacuzzi - cabaret trio
Jaguar
Jammer - electronic musician
Jaz Klash
Jellied Reels - Electric and eclectic Ceilidh / Barn Dance band from Bristol, UK. Putting the "Bo" back into "Diddly"
JenJen - a live PA of funky fresh acoustic guitar tracks & lushed up vocals
Joe Public
The John E. Vistic Experience - "the best alt.country rock n roll band this side of Memphis!"
Juan Foote 'n' The Grave - formerly Perkins Diesel Reminder
Judge Joe Yoda
Ju-Ju Ganit
K-Passa
The K Session
Kayto
Kenisia - ska/punk
Keepers of the Fire Choir
Kickshaw
Talis Kimberley
Kosheen
Kreemo
Krust
Kubrik
Kyoko
Nick Langston - Jazz, swing, latin & cool
LenZ
LillyDamWhite
Looney Tunes
Los Bambinos
Los Yanquis - spin off of Juan Foote In The Grave, aka Good Ole Buggers, aka The Lozenges
Louche
Lunatic Fringe
Lupine Howl
Macaroni Penguins
Katie McConochie
Kate McNab - great voice, former member of Sweet Substitute
Magic
Magic Robot Online
Mike Tobin and The Magnets
The Marys
Massive Attack
Me
Meet Your Feet
Mia
The Middle Twenty
Misdemeanor
MJ12
Modesty Blaise
Moksha
Monk and Canatella
Moonflowers
Moonshot
Morning Star
Kizzy Morrell
Mooz - compelling all female atmospheric groove team
Kit Morgan Band - Axeman extraordinaire
Morning Star
The Morphics
Mousefolk
Movietone
Mudheads
Naked Voices
The New Rhodes
Oil Experts
On The Edge
One Hour Limit - Ska / Punk
Ope
Organelles
Osmium
Out Go The Lights
Outsider
Paris
John Parish
Parlour Talk - grandiose absurdity
Steve Payne
Tammy Payne
Phuzzy Phelt Farmacy
Pigbag
Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra - Wacky folkers of the early seventies
Pinalou - "bittersweet songs from dancefloor to steady jazz"
Plastic Eyes
The Pop Group
Portishead
Praise Space Electric
Present Tense - power fusion trio in the tradition of Tony Williams Lifetime
Prints
Purple Penguin
The Radicals
The Radio 3
Rattlesnake Shake
Lucy Ray
Receiver
Redefine
Red Rooster
Respect - the ultimate Soul band
The Revolutionary Knitting Circle - purely spontaneous improvised music, composed on the spot
Rip Rig and Panic - 80's chart toppers
Rising Sun
Steve Risley
Roland from Poland
Roni Size & Reprazent
RonnieG
Rorschach - Goth rockers
Rough Justice
Santa Dog - quirky indie-rock
Screen
Scuba-Jo - a three piece, sexy rock outfit
Sensory Pulse
Andy Sheppard - Eclectic saxophone maestro
The Shmir
Shoes For Industry
Siren Blue
Sirius B - Brazilian Jazz from Frome!
Skin The Peeler
Skyscraper
Slow Twitch Fibres
Smith and Mighty
Smerins Anti-Social Club
Snipe - 2 piece atmospheric audio mayhem with live guitars and vox on a backbone of heavy breaks complete with visuals
Soeza
Soiled
Martin Solomon - Celtic/Klezmer!
Soma - a sort-of-Bristol-based band.
The Soul Destroyers - "HugeClassicSoulFunGrooveFunkBandThang"
Soul Searchers
Soundisciples - razorsharp guitars, electronic beats and synths on the Peaceville label
Spaceways
The Spics
The Spirit Readers
Spyrex Doom - Bristol Punk band of the eighties
Starecase
Raymond Starski
The Startled Insects - now known as The Insects
The Stingrays
Stoloff and Hopkinson
Stone Crazy
Stonefaced
Strange Affair
Strangelove
Straw
Stretch Fiesta
Stud Lisa
The Sugartongs
Sunna
Super8
Sweet Rocket
Sweet Soul Sisters
Talisman
Jane Taylor
Techno Twins
TK3
Toby
Trap Two
Tractor - a noise band
Tricky
Two Day Rule
Tycho
Ultrasound
Unseen Flame
Urban Militia
The Vega Method - out of the ashes of Halo
Vibro - Mainstream, loud and rocky
The Viceroys
Vice Squad
Vine
Voodoo Junkie
Amy Wadge
Wax On Wax Off
Way Out West
Wedding Present
Fred Wedlock - Virtute et Industrial
Weekenders
The Welders
WEOTA
What4
What is Hip? - Funk / Soul and Disco dance band
White Hotel
Whuck
The Wild Bunch - Seminal 80's Bristol Crew who triggered the Massive, Tricky, Roni Size thing
Hazel Winter
The X Certs
Zed's Agenda
Zero Hertz
Zoomer - Powerful, punchy and energetic punksters
Hope this is of some help. Jezhotwells (talk) 20:45, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
Wow! edit
Good job on adding to the list of bands from Bristol! --Simple Bob (talk) 09:26, 7 November 2009 (UTC)
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re: your message edit
Hi Cogoal, I've left a reply to your message on my talk page -- Marek.69 talk 06:59, 9 December 2009 (UTC)
I have made a very rough translation an created the article and placed a translation banner. It needs referencing however. –– Jezhotwells (talk) 04:32, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks for sorting that out. I have had a go at expanding the article, however it is still far from finished, so I'll return over the coming weeks. One thing I noticed is that the spelling of Organization/Organisation is not consistent throughout associated articles, including my own mistakes! I believe there is a facility to correct this, any chance of you pointing me in the right direction? Cogoal (talk) 10:21, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
- I don't know of any automated tool. There is a thing called Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser, but I haven't had much joy with it. –– Jezhotwells (talk) 10:24, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
- Hmmm... I think I'll stick with a workaround of redirecting from Subway Organisation and correcting the spelling whenever I come across it.Cogoal (talk) 10:55, 21 March 2010 (UTC)
- I don't know of any automated tool. There is a thing called Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser, but I haven't had much joy with it. –– Jezhotwells (talk) 10:24, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
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Christmas Card edit
I do not want to pour cold water on this exercise, and you may feel, completely justifiably, that I am picking you out amongst scores/hundreds/thousands. What concerns me about such a list is the notability and referencing of the articles. I have spent the best part of the last few days trawling through [Category:British independent record labels] and various affiliated lists/articles, to discover that the bulk of the articles therein often relate to record labels that, in themselves, are possibly not notable, and their articles definitely not referenced. Look at my comments, for what they are worth, at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Companies/Record Labels Task Force.
My view, which you are at liberty to take or leave, is that the potential articles to be contained within such a listing, should actually meet basic Wikipedia criteria. In other words, Spodgle Records which released one 13 inch single of the Clifton Bridge Cretins classic, "We Hate Bath, Big Time", might be appropriate for a blog based fansite, but is not an encyclopedic article, whichever methodology one might look at.
Feel free to disagree with me vehemently; however I did see The Stranglers at Bridlington Spa in 1977, so historically that might give me a slight advantage. Best wishes,
Derek R Bullamore (talk) 00:29, 15 January 2011 (UTC)
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