Formed out of the ashes of London rock legends BAD II THE BONE, this new band features BTTB'S lead singer and guitarist ED HUDSON. Prior to Bad II The Bone Ed played on numerous sessions and bands in London including Red Road, Three State Blues, The Flame Tattoo and Good Company.
Joining him on bass and backing vocals is experienced rock veteran Pete Armatage (ex National Flag, Dumpy's Rusty Nuts, Three State Blues and sometime BTTB bass dep). Kev Parker completes the line up on drums, with a wealth of experience from rock and metal to prog. He displays the power and finesse required to do this music justice.
From time to time the multi-talented Simon Pinto (drums/bass) plays with the band, depping for Kev or Pete. Stu Emms also regularly takes the drum stool on gigs and jam sessions.
Ed and Pete have played together in bands and recording sessions since 1995, developing a great rapport and chemistry. With literally thousands of live gigs between them, THE ED HUDSON BAND are seasoned professionals.
"...vocalist Ed Hudson delivers the set tunefully with soul and grit, a rare talent these days when many so called 'rock singers' are content with shouting and growls..." - In The Music Fanzine -
"...A great power trio that would put many current name bands to shame..." - Live London -
"...Whatever you do, don't change your voice mate..that was quality." -Twickenham -
"...You keep getting better every time I see you, you must sit at home playing the guitar all day!..." - Epsom -
We cover the music we love - Classic Rock from the 1960s up to the present day. AC-DC, BAD COMPANY, BLACK CROWES, BLACK SABBATH, CREAM, THE CULT, THE CLASH, DAMNED, DEEP PURPLE, DOORS, FREE, FOO FIGHTERS, JETHRO TULL, KINKS, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, PRIMAL SCREAM, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, ROLLING STONES, THIN LIZZY, UFO, WHITESNAKE, THE WHO, Z.Z.TOP and many more...
hey ed how you doing long time no see its nick from the epsom jam nights weve just formed a new band under cuver would be kool to see what you think of our covers. leave a comment. many thanks
Yeah it was a good night - we played your CD in the car on the way home ... awesome ... will buy a t-shirt when I get back from my hols so I can get one!..
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Cheers Ed! Yea, it was a lot of fun playing with you all last night, cheers for having me up on stage so much! Cheers for the e-mail too...we'll chat soon! T
so who was it that messed the song up on Saturday?I'm not sure anyone else noticed but i sure did,however it was still a great night. my ex- husband was bewitched by the drumming.
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In April 2007, 41 year old Graham Barnell was diagnosed with a deadly type of leukaemia that affects less than 6 adults a year in Australia and his only chance of survival was a bone marrow transplant.
After searching the worldwide registries for 9 months, the Australian Red Cross was unable to find a suitable donor and in February 2008, his Doctors told him he only had weeks to live without a transplant.
Undeterred by the Australian Government’s refusal to fund treatment in the US, Graham’s friends and family raised over $A400,000, enabling Graham to travel from his home in Melbourne, Australia to Seattle in the USA for life-saving treatment in April 2008.
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The treatment was a complete success and he is now leukaemia free.
He is back in Melbourne, recovering from the treatment but still has outstanding medical bills of $US416,000
We have set up a not-for-profit trust fund to collect and hold the money raised.
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Please donate what you can and pass on our details to all your contacts. In April 2007, 41 year old Graham Barnell was diagnosed with a deadly type of leukaemia that affects less than 6 adults a year in Australia and his only chance of survival was a bone marrow transplant.
After searching the worldwide registries for 9 months, the Australian Red Cross was unable to find a suitable donor and in February 2008, his Doctors told him he only had weeks to live without a transplant.
Undeterred by the Australian Government’s refusal to fund treatment in the US, Graham’s friends and family raised over $A400,000, enabling Graham to travel from his home in Melbourne, Australia to Seattle in the USA for life-saving treatment in April 2008.
On Wed 6th August, he was the 8th person in the world to receive a Double Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplant with ex-vivo expansion of one cord.
The treatment was a complete success and he is now leukaemia free.
He is back in Melbourne, recovering from the treatment but still has outstanding medical bills of $US416,000
We have set up a not-for-profit trust fund to collect and hold the money raised.
The trust is registered in Australia and the details are as follows:
The Trustee for A Donor For Graham
ABN: 19 414 779 251
We are also a Registered Fundraiser with Consumer Affairs Victoria and our registration number is 8607.
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