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Genre: Pop
Location UK
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Last Login: 9/28/2010
Member Since 3/9/2008
Website www.boomboomroom.co.uk
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.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... In late 1985, following a fun and fulfilling 4 years with the seminal glam folk band ..One the Juggler.., Lushi was looking for a new studio based vehicle to further his song writing aspirations. One day he bumped into an extraordinarily gothic looking character mooching up Sydenham High Street in a home made outfit and long blonde dreadlocks. His name was Andy Nakanza and was singing with local goth band Zero Le Creche. They soon realised that there was a common bond between them, and with a love of hooky, quirky pop music and they started to write. They also realised that their studio based material was in need of some technical wizardry, so Lushi contacted his old mate Skid Solo (ex of Blood Donor) to help out with arrangements and recording... Before they knew it, the trio (now named Boom Boom Room, after an obscure American comic strip) arranged a showcase which so impressed Martin Hooker (of heavy metal label Music For Nations) that he set a new pop label (Fun after All) in their honour to release their first single Here Comes the Man. .. With their original sound, and Andy’s striking image, the pop magazines went bananas over the band, and the single soon became A listed on Radio 1. TV appearances followed, (their video currently showing on YouTube), and soon the major labels became interested. CBS signed the band, re-released the single, and airplay continued at such a rate, it seemed that chart success was assured. Major labels however are a fickle bunch, and after an A & R shake up they soon lost interest in the band. Follow up singles Take Your Time (featuring the legendary PP Arnold) and Love Your Face were released, but sunk without trace, as did their album Stretch. Andy and Lushi continued as ..Something Blue ..for a while after Skid left to pursue his film and TV work... Here Comes the Man however proved to be a huge hit in South Africa, and was covered by ..The Parlotones.. in 2005 getting to no2 in the charts... Lushi is still working with Skid on various musical projects. .. .. .. .. .. .. -
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.. In late 1985, following a fun and fulfilling 4 years with the seminal glam folk band One the Juggler, Lushi was looking for a new studio based vehicle to further his song writing aspirations. One day he bumped into an extraordinarily gothic looking character mooching up Sydenham High Street in a home made outfit and long blonde dreadlocks. His name was Andy Nakanza and was singing with local goth band Zero Le Creche. They soon realised that there was a common bond between them, and with a love of hooky, quirky pop music and they started to write. They also realised that their studio based material was in need of some technical wizardry, so Lushi contacted his old mate Skid Solo (ex of Blood Donor) to help out with arrangements and recording... Before they knew it, the trio (now named Boom Boom Room, after an obscure American comic strip) arranged a showcase which so impressed Martin Hooker (of heavy metal label Music For Nations) that he set a new pop label (Fun after All) in their honour to release their first single Here Comes the Man. .. With their original sound, and Andy’s striking image, the pop magazines went bananas over the band, and the single soon became A listed on Radio 1. TV appearances followed, (their video currently showing on YouTube), and soon the major labels became interested. CBS signed the band, re-released the single, and airplay continued at such a rate, it seemed that chart success was assured. Major labels however are a fickle bunch, and after an A & R shake up they soon lost interest in the band. Follow up singles Take Your Time (featuring the legendary PP Arnold) and Love Your Face were released, but sunk without trace, as did their album Stretch. Andy and Lushi continued as Something Blue for a while after Skid left to pursue his film and TV work.Here Comes the Man however proved to be a huge hit in South Africa, and was covered by The Parlotones in 2005 getting to no2 in the charts.
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10 of 13MoreGracias por el request!=)
Hey! What's up! How are you?
Thank you very much for accept!¡
WE add a new song "Don't let the wolf play in your backyard". Check it out! I hope you like it!
Greetings and see you!¡
You guys are wonderful! You know that right?
Cheers loves!
Glenn
PS Demos CDs - out now!

www. glenntilbrook. com
Here Comes The Man is still one of the best songs from the 80's!! (oh, and Passion Killer was pretty good too!!)
Great to see you on here,
Cheers,
Neil
you can also visit www. boomboomroom. co. uk
Love it!!!
hey guys,
good to see you on myspace, our cover of here comes the man is still the crowd favourite in our set and the original still gets rotation on some of the stations in sa!
cheers guys
the.parlotones
yay... one of my favourite bands of the '80s. i still have all of the 12" singles & was recently lucky enough to get a cd copy of the album 'stretch'. good to see you guys on myspace...
Thanks Guys! Sounding Good ! COOL! Andy