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Old meets New(wave)
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Old meets New(wave)
by firefall » Wed Mar 16, 2005 7:04 am
Who were the oldschool rock musicians or singers that embraced punk-new wave?That means those who produced records,played in bands or simply supported the music of that era.I can remember the following; Bill Nelson,Robert Fripp(with League of Gentlemen),Mick Ronson(producer of Slaughter and the Dogs),Nik Turner(Inner City Unit,Hawklords)Ian Hunter(great supporter of the scene,used to play with Boomtown Rats},Kim Fowley,Andrian Belew,Kevin Coyne(recorded in cherry red),Brian Eno-most of all.Any other names?Thanks.
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by ExRat » Wed Mar 16, 2005 12:55 pm
Nick Lowe went from pub-rocker to embracing the punk movement and recording the Damned. In fact, a lot of previously pub-rock bands jumped into the NW movement - Graham Parker, Ian Dury, Dave Edmunds, Eddie and the Hot Rods, etc.
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