The Radiators : Sax and Drums and Rock and Roll

The Radiators
Sax and Drums and Rock and Roll

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EVE

Despite a fabulous voice, full of soul and blues, Eve led a sheltered musical existence singing in barbershop quartets and similarly refined environments till somehow she got dragged along to an early rehearsal of the embryo Radiators. OK, she could sing, but what sealed it for her was in the bar afterwards. "What do you drink?" she was asked. "Pint of Guiness" came the reply. That was good enough for the rest of us........

BILL

Classically trained on the flute as a kid - under duress, it has to be said - Bill gave the thing up as soon as he left home, but when a couple of mates formed a band to back a village cabaret act, he volunteered to play barely adequate keyboards, before discovering that apart from being 10 times heavier and making a much louder noise, the sax wasn't that much different to the flute. Well it was that or a Jethro Tull tribute band.........

NIGEL

Yeh, honest, we've got a drummer called Nigel. He also does morris dancing.

We don't have any photo's - that we can publish. But we're working on it. Together with the serious crime squad........

HARRY

Owner of a quite unneccessarily large truck and the shed we rehearse in (so we have to be nice to him), a huge collection of instruments and the most bizarre haircut in the band, Harry has played guitar most of his life and picks Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan as his biggest influences, but plays punk like he really means it. Sings a bit too.

HARVEY

Harve played bass in a few London bands as a yoof before coming out of the closet for the fateful rendition of Grease that kick-started the band. The ideal rock bass-player, Harve does what it says on the tin - plays bass. No singing, no jigging about, just rock-solid bass lines. Has been known to smile occassionally though...