Difference between revisions of "Adam Pearson"
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In early 1993 he was persuaded by workers at the Reptile House to submit a demo tape to [[Andrew Eldritch]] who was sufficiently impressed to give him a job alongside [[Andreas Bruhn]] as sisters' guitarist. | In early 1993 he was persuaded by workers at the Reptile House to submit a demo tape to [[Andrew Eldritch]] who was sufficiently impressed to give him a job alongside [[Andreas Bruhn]] as sisters' guitarist. | ||
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Revision as of 16:22, 24 January 2011
Adam Pearson was in the Leeds band 3000 Revs who toured Europe with The Mission as part of their World Crusade tour of 1986-87.
Soon afterwards, the band split up over musical and personal differences; Adam went on to form the bands "Hearts On Fire" and "Loose" in Leeds, as well as playing and touring with the late Johnny Thunders and "Red Lorry Yellow Lorry".
In early 1993 he was persuaded by workers at the Reptile House to submit a demo tape to Andrew Eldritch who was sufficiently impressed to give him a job alongside Andreas Bruhn as sisters' guitarist.
Adam Pearson's debut was on Under The Gun and he's been with the band until he dropped out after the 2005 tour to become a member of the legendary MC5.
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