First Release
|
Inside Panel |
Back Panel |
Front Panel |
All copies came with a silk screened open-out three panel sleeve.
|
Back of Inside Panel |
Inside of Back Panel |
Inside of Front Panel |
.jpg)
.jpg)
In Love / Wimpy Bar Song
Catalogue Number - P2615
Label - Psycho
Year Of Release - 1979
Quantity Pressed - 500
Re-Issue of First Release
In Love / Wimpy Bar Song
Catalogue Number - EV 1
Label - Evolution
Year Of Release - 1979
Quantity Pressed - 2000
Second Release
Out With Me All Night / Er? / I Don't Want To Be Like Jimmy
Catalogue Number - EV 4
Label - Evolution
Year Of Release - 1980
Quantity Pressed - ????
|
Gareth Martin - Rhythm Guitar / Vocals |
Marcus Jeffries - Guitar / Vocals |
|
Graham Robinson - Bass |
Greg Horton - Drums |
Brilliant early UK Punk band that hailed from South London. There claim to fame is that they played the legendary "Roxy" Club more times than any other band. They formed in 1976 and recorded three very early demos "On The Dole", "Again & Again" and "Nightmares". These tracks were very basic and quite rocky and featured "Gareth" on vocals. Then in 1977, "Marcus" took up vocals and they started gigging up and down the country and building up a following. In 1979 the band released their debut singe "In Love" on the 'Psycho' label. Only 500 copies were pressed and it quickly sold out. So the band decided to give it a repressing, this time switching it to the 'Evolution' label, pressing it on pink vinyl and giving it a open-out six panel sleeve. This time the sleeve wasn't silk screen printed and was slightly different.
Then in 1980, the band released their second single "Out With Me All Night". For reasons unknown, this single has become very scarce and hard to track down. For many years it was thought to have been withdrawn. The band has denied this....so where are all the copies?
Sadly, in 1981 "Gareth" called it a day so the band brought in a female vocalist and recorded three new tracks. By then, it was felt that the heart of the band had been ripped out so they called it a day.......
Watch out for their release coming soon on the "Bin Liner Label" where you can hear all these long lost recordings, including the very first three demos which have been restored and the very last track that the band recorded with the female vocalist!
|
|
 |
©Detour Records
