Martin Gilks from the Wonderstuff Died on Apirl 3rd.
I`m not sure if this got posted earlier or not.
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I wasn`t able to post this earlier when the NWO was down.
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Martin Gilks (From The Wonderstuff)
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Martin Gilks (From The Wonderstuff)
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by MARV » Sun Apr 09, 2006 1:24 am
I knew Rob Jones, the original bassist for the Wonderstuff before he died of a drug overdose in 1993. He actually worked at Tower Records while I was working there during college. I still have the original drawing he gave me for the idea of a logo he asked me to design for him. It was for a new band he wanted to start, called the Bridge & Tunnel Group.
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