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| − | + | As '''[[Gary Marx]]''' and '''[[Andrew Eldritch]]''' spent regularly a good part of their time at F-Club events,<br/> | |
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| + | this is somewhat the virtual place of foundation of [[The Sisters of Mercy]], and of course they played there as well.<br/> | ||
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| + | === ''[[The Sisters of Mercy]] @F Club ''=== | ||
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* [[Thu, 19-Mar-1981]] | * [[Thu, 19-Mar-1981]] | ||
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* [[Fri, 02-Oct-1981]] | * [[Fri, 02-Oct-1981]] | ||
| − | * [[Sun, 13-Dec-1981]] | + | * [[Sun, 13-Dec-1981]] - Tiffany's, Merrion Centre, Leeds |
* [[Tue, 30-Mar-1982]] | * [[Tue, 30-Mar-1982]] | ||
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| + | The '''F-Club''' or '''F Club''' was a series of musical events in Leeds music scene of the late 1970s / early 1980s,<br/> | ||
| − | + | founded by Leeds promoter '''''John Keenan'''''. Here is a link to [http://www.liveinleeds.com/30jfk.htm his website] featuring lists of all F-Club events for the years 1977-1979.<br/> | |
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| + | For a concise but thorough history of how it all came to the F Club, we recommend you to check [https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/club_mekon/conversations/topics/19222 this conversation page...]<br/> | ||
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In an interview with [http://www.bbc.co.uk/leeds/content/articles/2007/09/26/music_f_club_feature.shtml BBC Radio Leeds] in 2007, | In an interview with [http://www.bbc.co.uk/leeds/content/articles/2007/09/26/music_f_club_feature.shtml BBC Radio Leeds] in 2007, | ||
| − | John Keenan described the F-Club as follows: | + | John Keenan described the F-Club in short as follows: |
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'''''... it was a moveable feast - starting out at Leeds Polytechnic and then at a variety of different venues''<br/>''throughout the city between 1977-82. Just where the next club night would be held was passed on by ''<br/>''word of mouth, and if you were lucky enough to get in you'd have seen some of the best local bands ...''</blockquote> | '''''... it was a moveable feast - starting out at Leeds Polytechnic and then at a variety of different venues''<br/>''throughout the city between 1977-82. Just where the next club night would be held was passed on by ''<br/>''word of mouth, and if you were lucky enough to get in you'd have seen some of the best local bands ...''</blockquote> | ||
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| − | + | '''Additional Links''' | |
| − | + | * Another interview with John Keenan in ''Vibrations'' Magazine November 2008 titled [http://issuu.com/vibrations_magazine_leeds/docs/vibrations-october-2008-low-res/17 John F Keenan: Granddaddy of all Leeds promoters. Not literally.]<br/> | |
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Revision as of 13:27, 31 July 2014
As Gary Marx and Andrew Eldritch spent regularly a good part of their time at F-Club events,
this is somewhat the virtual place of foundation of The Sisters of Mercy, and of course they played there as well.
The Sisters of Mercy @F Club
- Sun, 13-Dec-1981 - Tiffany's, Merrion Centre, Leeds
The F-Club or F Club was a series of musical events in Leeds music scene of the late 1970s / early 1980s,
founded by Leeds promoter John Keenan. Here is a link to his website featuring lists of all F-Club events for the years 1977-1979.
For a concise but thorough history of how it all came to the F Club, we recommend you to check this conversation page...
In an interview with BBC Radio Leeds in 2007,
John Keenan described the F-Club in short as follows:
... it was a moveable feast - starting out at Leeds Polytechnic and then at a variety of different venues
throughout the city between 1977-82. Just where the next club night would be held was passed on by
word of mouth, and if you were lucky enough to get in you'd have seen some of the best local bands ...
Additional Links
- Another interview with John Keenan in Vibrations Magazine November 2008 titled John F Keenan: Granddaddy of all Leeds promoters. Not literally.
