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carpe musicam
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Les Barricades Mystérieuses
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![]() Rockpile ![]() left to right: Billy, Nick, Terry & Dave Since forever or at least since I joined here I've wanted to do a thread for one of my all time favorite bands, Rockpile. The band's active years was from the mid seventies to early eighties. They went against the grain with what was out at the time. They were a back to the basics band more influenced by artist of early Rock and Roll with songs filled Chuck Berry riffs, and The Everly Brothers harmonies. This is in contrast with being made at the time where corporate held the reins with AOR and cheesy Top 40 tunes that ruled the airwaves. Prog Rock took the wrong turn at Albuquerque with longer and longer songs. Entered Disco, Punk which further fractured the music landscape. And there was Rockpile in the middle of it all, playing straight forward Rock and Roll. Genre - "They Call It Rock" Albums Trax on Wax (Dave Edmunds) Repeat When Necessary (Dave Edmunds) Seconds of Pleasure (Rock Pile) Labour of Lust (Nick Lowe) Personel Dave Edmunds - rhythm and lead guitar, vocals Nick Lowe - bass, vocals, vocals Billy Bremner - rhythm and lead guitar, vocals Terry Williamas - Drums, Drums, Drums !!! (So this is a small introduction. Hopefully I will continue with album reviews, member profiles, promo & live videos, and everything else related to them.) Rockpile - Danish TV concert (1979)
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