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Frank Tonche. Frank Tonche was the original drummer for The Minutemen. [1] When the band was formed by D. Boon and Mike Watt after their first serious attempt at a band, The Reactionaries, fell apart, they had originally wanted their friend and fellow ex-Reactionaries drummer George Hurley to hold the drum seat, but he had joined a new wave ...
After a month with no drummer, during which Boon and Watt wrote their first songs, the band rehearsed and played a couple of early gigs with local welder Frank Tonche on drums. The group had originally wanted George Hurley to join, but he had joined a hardcore punk band called Hey Taxi! with Michael Ely and Spider Taylor after the Reactionaries ...
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Dec 19, 2015 · In January 1980, they reformed as the Minutemen, a three-piece consisting of Boon, Watt and original drummer Frank Tonche, who played the band’s first two live gigs before being replaced by...
Live EP of a concert in March 1980 with Frank Tonche as drummer. 2011 Minutemen/Saccharine Trust split 7-inch. Record Label: Water Under The Bridge; Released: March 2011; Format: 7-inch vinyl; 3 songs each band recorded in 80/81 that were only available on Comp Records.
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