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| − | Eventually, as the band was to sign to [[WEA]], Benn Gunn quit in disgust, referring to personal differences between himself and Andrew Eldritch and claiming that The Sisters had started out as a joke on rock outfits, and now had become one themselves. He was replaced by [[Wayne Hussey]].<br/> | + | Eventually, as the band was to sign to [[WEA]], Benn Gunn quit in disgust, referring to personal differences between himself and Andrew Eldritch and claiming that The Sisters had started out as a joke on rock outfits, and now had become one themselves. Here's [http://www.ultimatesistersguide.org/images/mag/time_forgot.jpg an interview with him from that time]. He was replaced by [[Wayne Hussey]].<br/> |
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After [[The Sisters of Mercy]], he played in a band named Torch and then formed a band named ''Anabas'', who released two singles ''Anabas'', featuring the songs ''Barricades'' and ''Dreamdance'' and ''Tea House Camp''.<br/> | After [[The Sisters of Mercy]], he played in a band named Torch and then formed a band named ''Anabas'', who released two singles ''Anabas'', featuring the songs ''Barricades'' and ''Dreamdance'' and ''Tea House Camp''.<br/> | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 13 February 2012
Ben Gunn was the second guitarist with The Sisters Of Mercy from 1981-1983.
He joined the band later than Craig Adams and after the The Damage Done release, when The Sisters started employing Doktor Avalanche. Although some people believed that he was only in the band to support live appearances, he played on all the singles between Body Electric andTemple Of Love.
Eventually, as the band was to sign to WEA, Benn Gunn quit in disgust, referring to personal differences between himself and Andrew Eldritch and claiming that The Sisters had started out as a joke on rock outfits, and now had become one themselves. Here's an interview with him from that time. He was replaced by Wayne Hussey.
After The Sisters of Mercy, he played in a band named Torch and then formed a band named Anabas, who released two singles Anabas, featuring the songs Barricades and Dreamdance and Tea House Camp.
If you please, you can listen to the Anabas 7" here (Barricades)
and here (Dreamdance) on YouTube. For a little more info on these see this pretty blog ...
Since then, there has barely ever been heard of Ben Gunn, publically.
And indeed, whilst he was in the band he often would forbid journalists
or interviewers to take any photographs of him in person.
For some more info and rumour, please avail yourselves of these two threads on Heartland Forum: Ben Gunn and Ben Gunn (again, I know)
