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Nov 8, 2019 · Consisting of Mick Wilson, Pete Lincoln and Peter Howarth, the lead singers of legendary bands 10cc, Sweet, and The Hollies (respectively), who have combined their musical talents to take you on a nostalgic journey in a show that is jam packed with the hits you love, delivered with an acoustic twist, a few surprises and a great sense of fun.
Nov 3, 2019 · Sean: Frontm3n certainly seem to have taken Germany by storm – you seem to tour their quite often and they seem to really have embraced what you’re doing. It’s a country that seems to have a real knack of picking up on good music and hanging on to it…. Mick: I don’t think it’s a knack really.
Nov 11, 2015 · Shout was a rougher sounding album, because we had to do it in such a short time. I think that maybe you might be confusing “more polished” with “softer”. I actually like Too Fast For Love more than your last two albums. You seemed hungrier then. Yeah, well that was a demo tape. We did that one in about two weeks.
List of 10cc band members. (left to right) Lol Creme, Kevin Godley, Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman. (left to right) Keith Hayman, Rick Fenn, Graham Gouldman, Mick Wilson and Paul Burgess. (left to right) Mike Stevens, Rick Fenn, Graham Gouldman, Paul Burgess and Mike Wilson.
Bio. Mick Wilson was born on 30th November 1962. His Mother agreed to the name Michael only on the condition that he was never to be called Mick (go figure!), which is something she has never done. His love for music started when his parents bought him a guitar for Christmas in 1969 and, far from being the 5-minute wonder that was anticipated ...
Jan 31, 2022 · A quick tour through Boston’s punk history. Kenmore Square is a fascinating blend of sports and music. The Green Monster at Fenway has seen iconic punk venues in Kenmore open and close over the past several decades. In the 1980s and 1990s, Lansdowne Street was the place to be. The House of Blues’ Fenway location, which opened in 2009, sits ...
Feb 20, 2020 · Even then, the Boston six-piece were on their way to becoming dynamic party-starters in 70s America. Guitarist John Geils provided the swinging riffs, harmonica player Richard Salwitz (Magic Dick) laid out fearsome jazz-blues runs, while bassist Danny Klein and drummer Stephen Jo Bladd held a slippery groove topped off by jive-talkin’ Wolf, a hyperactive stringbean who started out as radio ...
