Micky Kemp - Micky writes the songs,plays rythmn geetar and sings,
His devastating good looks and charm have made him a big hit with the over 70's and under 5's, it seems to have failed miserably on all points between.
He is ably assisted by One of the UK'S great guitarists, Ex Ian Hunter etc etc Darrell Bath,, Darrell sings a bit too and plays lead guitar, a master of understated playing and tone perfection, Dazza loves playing guitar, drinking and british sitcoms, he can be found most evenings watching George and Mildred. Daz can be heard on the SEVERE label
Also making up the numbers is the Affectionately named "BASTARD SON OF OZZY OSBOURNE, lAYDEEEEZ AND GENTLEMENNNNNNNN,, Its the mighty Chiv, and yes he is as bad as he looks, a fine man, Drummer and driver. The mighty one is a firm favourite with kids and animals,,,
The task of "cool man of the band" falls firmly at the feet of our enigmatic bass meister Nigel Taylor, a good dude who enjoys drinking nearly as much as Dazza, slightly more than Micky and a fair old bit more than the Mighty beast we call Chiv, Nigel has played with many of the UK's great artists,, (up until now,,,HA HA..)
Influences
Springsteen, John Mellencamp, Steve Earle, Tom Russell, Joe Ely, Townes Van Zandt, Fred Eaglesmith, The Smiths, Faces, Stones, Neil Diamond,
Johnny Cash, Dave Alvin, Billy Joel, Joe D'Urso, Bill Kirchen, Nick Lowe,
Colin Webb and Pete Morrison. Jackson Browne, Phil Lee, Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Buffet,
Sounds Like
Weve been told we sound like...
Bruce Springsteen 9,876,322 times
Warren Zevon 1,345 times
The Faces 532 times
Jackson Browne unfortunately never
Tom Petty nearly 19 times
Neil Diamond 15, 678 times
The Afghan Whigs a suprising Once
and Never likened, not even closely to Mariah Carey once.
Confused,, I am,,
On February 9, 2004 a young Brit named Micky Kemp made his Borderline debut and gave a roomful of punters another story to tell in years to come. This blue-collar lad from Surrey, who grew up immersed in Johnny Cash and Elvis, tore through a ten-song opening set that had the audience on its feet and gasping for breath. From the opening power chords of Sweet Rock & Roll to the thunderous ovation that followed Last Goodbye, Kemp's passion and energy carried the night."
Maverick, May 2004
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Hiya Mick Was lovely seeing you last night in Putney and I heard some new songs I hadn't heard before :) We will get out more to see you..as we miss not seeing you as much as we really should. Stay lovely and see you ..Jackie and Shirley and Jim.
Hi Micky thanks for adding me looking forward to your next gig in Largs cheers,..Mark ps ok to add you to my own page Irish Mark & west coast bluegrass
Hey, It's Dave Clupper. If I haven't told you thank you for your support yet, thank you! Check out the video below for a live clip shot from Downtown Tulsa with my daughter Ellen. Also, stop by my profile and enjoy a majority of my new record "Letting Go" released earlier this month. If you want to own a copy, look for the Buy Now Button on my profile or to just own a track, visit iTunes by clicking here. Talk soon!
Hope you had a great Chrismas, New Year, Valentine's ... er I didn't miss much!! When I go into hospital I go into hospital!! Soon be Easter.I'm just an outpatient now haha!!
Our debut label EP Sad Glad Songs is out next week on Lostmusic Records - launched at our February 12th gig at Gramapahone, London E1 where we're appearing with The Gresham Flyers, Kelman and Hari and Aino. The entire EP is streaming on our Myspace - the first four songs.
Then we're doing a few dates including: 14th Feb - FREE Valentine's gig, The Wight Rock Bar, Ryde, Isle of Wight 21st Feb - Cardigan Arms, Leeds 26th Feb - Grey Horse, Kingston
And Rocker is playing our song Until The Daydream Dies this month on his show on the John Peel inspired internet station, Dandelion Radio.
