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| − | Ben Gunn was second guitarist with [[start|The Sisters Of Mercy]] from 1981-1983. He was replaced by [[Wayne Hussey]]. | + | [[Ben Gunn]] was second guitarist with [[start|The Sisters Of Mercy]] from 1981-1983. He was replaced by [[Wayne Hussey]]. |
Ben Gunn joined the band after the band released [[The Damage Done]], after [[Craig Adams]] joined, and the band first started using [[Doktor Avalanche]]. | Ben Gunn joined the band after the band released [[The Damage Done]], after [[Craig Adams]] joined, and the band first started using [[Doktor Avalanche]]. | ||
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He later went on to play in a band named Torch, and has barely been heard from publically since. Indeed, whilst he was in the band he often would not allow himself to be photographed by interviewers. | He later went on to play in a band named Torch, and has barely been heard from publically since. Indeed, whilst he was in the band he often would not allow himself to be photographed by interviewers. | ||
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Revision as of 14:59, 13 September 2005
Ben Gunn was second guitarist with The Sisters Of Mercy from 1981-1983. He was replaced by Wayne Hussey.
Ben Gunn joined the band after the band released The Damage Done, after Craig Adams joined, and the band first started using Doktor Avalanche.
He played on the singles from Body Electric until Temple Of Love, despite some people believing he was there only for live purposes. Eventually, the band was to sign to WEA and Benn Gunn quit in disgust, claiming personal differences between himself and Eldritch (the same problem would later force Wayne Hussey and Craig Adams to leave in 1985), and claimed that the Sisters started as a joke on rock outfits, and now they'd become one.
He later went on to play in a band named Torch, and has barely been heard from publically since. Indeed, whilst he was in the band he often would not allow himself to be photographed by interviewers.
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