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Jef: “You see, I’ve never really been into that sort of Kiss mentality of fireworks and bombs and that kinda thing. Its more about the soul of the fucking music.” Me: “The music’s still great, but it can come over all pretentious, I think, with too much going on.”
La banda decidió regresar a la formación de dos guitarras, y después de solicitar demos y la participación de audiciones, contrató al desconocido Jef Streatfield. A finales de 1995 la banda finalmente fue alimentada con su sello discográfico y se dedicó a realizar giras por Japón y el Reino Unido, determinó que se divide la banda a ...
After a short period performing as a trio for the first time, the band introduced Jef Streatfield as C.J.'s permanent replacement in October 1995, who debuted on Endless, Nameless. Upon the album's release in October 1997, Ginger decided to disband the group due to drug addiction problems amongst certain band members. [10]
Keds rejoined Senseless Things, and the band hired Jef Streatfield as a replacement. In early 1996, the Wildhearts recorded more material. Only some of the songs saw the light of day on the Fishing for More Luckies album, a revamped version of Fishing for Luckies with eight new tracks.
10 de sept. de 2021 · Jef Streatfield Age: 51 (born Jun 8th, 1971) Place of birth: United Kingdom Gender: Male
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