Difference between revisions of "Sun, 22-Mar-1981"
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| − | == Tiffany's | + | [[File:1981 03 22 Annoncement Poster International Year of The Disabled Person.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Announcement]] |
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| + | == Tiffany's, Merrion Centre, Leeds, England == | ||
This concert is listed in the [http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/gen/gigog/gigog.htm#top Official Gigography]<br/> | This concert is listed in the [http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/gen/gigog/gigog.htm#top Official Gigography]<br/> | ||
and one of the seven known gigs of The Sisters of Mercy in 1981/2 with the [[F-Club|F-Club events series]] in Leeds.<br/> | and one of the seven known gigs of The Sisters of Mercy in 1981/2 with the [[F-Club|F-Club events series]] in Leeds.<br/> | ||
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| − | + | The event came under the header '''ROCKAROUND''' ALL DAY, subtitled with <br/> | |
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| + | '''''12 local groups and 5 poets rock and read for "The International Year of The Disabled Person"'''''.<br/> | ||
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| + | The bands listed to play on that day were announced as follows: | ||
| + | # THE START - ''A new young band to open the show!'' | ||
| + | # A NEW OPERA - ''Leeds most depressing band - must be seen to be believed!'' | ||
| + | # SISTERS of MERCY - ''Mercifully Released - Here to save your soul!'' | ||
| + | # Munroes - ''Hard-working Leeds band with an even harder approach!'' | ||
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| + | # DALE HARGREAVES' FLAMINGOS - | ||
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| + | # KNIFE EDGE - ''Could this be the year of "no hassle"?'' - Leeds-based [https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/1785180-Knife-Edge punk band] who issued [https://www.discogs.com/de/Knife-Edge-Favourite-Girl/release/2233162 one 7" single in 1980] and included [https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/3742130-Mark-Sweeney-2 Mark Sweeney], original singer of the early [https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/146588-Red-Lorry-Yellow-Lorry ''Red Lorry Yellow Lorry]. He left, however, before any records were released. | ||
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| + | # ROCKABILLY REBELS - ''Leeds Top Rockabilly Group - New Album Out Now!'' - could it be, they [https://www.poptop.uk.com/supplier/rockabilly-rebels/ still exist?] | ||
| + | # BOADICEAN - ''Reggae with a distinctive sound!'' - We've found nothing about them on discogs or elsewhere in our usual sources, but they are mentioned under the name of "BODICEAN" on page 3 of this lovely old [http://digital.library.leeds.ac.uk/9746/1/LUA_PUB_002_LS_255_000.pdf Leeds Uni Student News] as "Leeds Best Reggae Band" ... | ||
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| − | However, here is - for your pleasure - a link to the original lovely announcement [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153997146457619&set=p.10153997146457619&type=3&theater for this event] <br/> | + | However, here is - for your pleasure - a link to the original lovely announcement [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153997146457619&set=p.10153997146457619&type=3&theater for this event] ***<br/> |
on the Facebook Page of John F Keenan, founder of the [[F-Club|F-Club events]] in Leeds.<br/> | on the Facebook Page of John F Keenan, founder of the [[F-Club|F-Club events]] in Leeds.<br/> | ||
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| + | *** from where we have shamefully snipped the announcement picture here on the right side <br/> | ||
| + | hoping that John F Keenan might forgive us for the sake of worldwide information ... <br/> | ||
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Revision as of 20:30, 6 October 2017
Tiffany's, Merrion Centre, Leeds, England
This concert is listed in the Official Gigography
and one of the seven known gigs of The Sisters of Mercy in 1981/2 with the F-Club events series in Leeds.
The event came under the header ROCKAROUND ALL DAY, subtitled with
12 local groups and 5 poets rock and read for "The International Year of The Disabled Person".
| This page is Work in Progress and going to be extended as soon as ever possible |
The bands listed to play on that day were announced as follows:
- THE START - A new young band to open the show!
- A NEW OPERA - Leeds most depressing band - must be seen to be believed!
- SISTERS of MERCY - Mercifully Released - Here to save your soul!
- Munroes - Hard-working Leeds band with an even harder approach!
- DALE HARGREAVES' FLAMINGOS -
- KNIFE EDGE - Could this be the year of "no hassle"? - Leeds-based punk band who issued one 7" single in 1980 and included Mark Sweeney, original singer of the early Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. He left, however, before any records were released.
- ROCKABILLY REBELS - Leeds Top Rockabilly Group - New Album Out Now! - could it be, they still exist?
- BOADICEAN - Reggae with a distinctive sound! - We've found nothing about them on discogs or elsewhere in our usual sources, but they are mentioned under the name of "BODICEAN" on page 3 of this lovely old Leeds Uni Student News as "Leeds Best Reggae Band" ...
However, here is - for your pleasure - a link to the original lovely announcement for this event ***
on the Facebook Page of John F Keenan, founder of the F-Club events in Leeds.
*** from where we have shamefully snipped the announcement picture here on the right side
hoping that John F Keenan might forgive us for the sake of worldwide information ...
Setlist
- unknown -
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