Adam & The Ants, The Jam, XTC, Chris Morris, Roddy Frame, Elvis Costello, Buzzcocks, Boys Wonder, Teenage Fanclub, The Who, The Specials, The Clash, Pixies, Diesel Park West, The Zombies, The Colourfield, Girls At Our Best, Stephen Duffy, The Pale Fountains, Shack, Michael Head, Isley Brothers, Saint Etienne, Madness, Steve Coogan, The Smiths, Northern Soul, Monty, Andy Pawlak, Nick Drake, The Dukes Of Stratosphear, Small Faces, Chairmen Of The Board, Trash Can Sinatras, Nick Heyward, Kirsty MacColl, Ivy, Rialto, Louis Eliot, Todd Rundgren, The Godfathers, Squeeze, Ron Sexsmith, Ben Folds, Curtis Mayfield, Marina Records, Terry, Blair & Anouchka, The Pearlfishers, Shane Meadows, Terry Hall, Jerry Dammers, Johnny Marr, Simon Pegg, Aztec Camera, Stevie Wonder, Working Week, Gigolo Aunts, Electronic, The Kinks.........
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Video for our debut single "Queenie" - Filmed at The Horn Of Plenty, St. Albans, 1995...
Early version of "Revolve" recorded live at Farm Factory Studios, Herts, early 1995...
Guitarist and songwriter Pete Twyman, bass player Andy Lewis and drummer Miles Chapman joined forces with singer Wesley Doyle in 1994. A stack of catchy tunes, a frantic live act and a devoted following encouraged tiny indie label Vinyl Japan to write the first of a series of small cheques and cement what would be a very fruitful relationship with producers Jon McLoughlin and Charlie Francis. The title track of the debut release the "Queenie" EP received huge amounts of airplay thanks to GLR DJ Gary Crowley, whilst flip side "Me And Mr Lonely" was a big club hit in Japan in 1995 and is still selling some 11 years later. A second EP, "A Glummer Quartet" followed early in 1996, and later that year "Bubbles" was released. This was produced by legendary producer Pat Collier, and featured a line-up that was expanded to include a brass section of Chris Harding (sax) and Jenny Hobbs (trumpet). 1997 was spent gigging and writing the songs that would become the "Housebound" album. Keyboard player Martin Beaumont joined them around this time, and was with them when they went into the studio with Jon McLoughlin back in the producers' seat that summer. Spring 1998 saw the release of "Housebound", and some memorable gigs including a sellout show at London's 100 Club...
Look out for some NEW Pimlico material here soon! In the meantime, Pimlico's back catalogue is available from www.amazon.co.uk or direct from Cherry Red Downloads.
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DISCOGRAPHY
Singles -
PIMLICO EP
Released 1995. Vinyl Japan. CD & 12". Cat. No. CD TASK 50
1. Queenie
2. Me & Mr Lonely
3. Barnet
4. Play For Today
A GLUMMER QUARTET EP
Released 1996. Vinyl Japan. CD & 12". Cat. No. CD TASK 55
1. Glummer
2. Poetry Street
3. Hold Me Down
4. Consider Archie
BUBBLES EP
Released 1996. Vinyl Japan. CD & 7". Cat. No. CD TASK 58 & PAD 32
1. Bubbles
2. Fanciful
3. Easily Led
4. Something's Missing
Albums -
HOUSEBOUND
Released 1998. Vinyl Japan. CD only. Cat. No. ASK CD 66
1. Elephant Hide
2. Revolve
3. The Basement
4. Wings Of Fame
5. When I'm Wrong
6. Who I Am
7. Mongrels
8. I Watch You
9. Poetry Street (acoustic version)
10. No Answers Here
11. You Can't Have Me
12. Days Of Acceptance
13. T.S.O.H.
HOUSEBOUND - USA Version
Unreleased - 1999. Promo Only CD. Box Top Records.
1. Revolve
2. Elephant Hide
3. When I'm Wrong
4. Wings Of Fame
5. The Basement
6. Who I Am
7. Mongrels
8. Bubbles
10. Poetry Street (electric version)
11. T.S.O.H.
12. I Watch You
The new album 'Coolgilly and the Freakshow' from Centascope is now available worldwide from CD Baby and directly from the merchandise page of the official website.
You can also get the album from Apple iTunes, MSN Music, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon and many more.
DA DOO RON RON 11th XMAS SHINDIG guest DJs Andy Lewis (PAUL WELLER / ACID JAZZ / BLOW UP / PIMLICO) + Jon Slade (BORN BAD / OOKEY OOK) THIS Friday 12 DEC @ Komedia 11pm - 3am
& in-person fm the Komedia box-office / cafe (Mid-day to late) or Tel:-01273-647100
DDRR is a fabalicious night of 60s femme pop, soul sirens, sister funk and chicks with licks (spanning the late 50s, right through the 60s and up to 1973); embracing Phil Spector's Wall of Sound, Tamla Motown, Sister Funk, Jazz, Girls in the garage, 60s girl pop, Soul / Northern soul, Yé-Yé / Swingin' Mademoiselles, Latin and the occasional Ska, Country & Japanese tune.
"At least 2/3rds of the crowd are girls who come to dance! So the atmos is always really special!" TIME OUT
Really enjoyed the gig last night guys... I have uploaded all the photo's I took, they are in my albums. I tried to tag you on a few but it takes too long!
Here's one and to see the rest just click on my it and it will take you to the album.
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Merry Christmas :) xo
