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Dave 'Blockhead' Wright Ranking Roger and Everett Morton's reformation of the Beat in London in 2006 The Beat (known in the United States and Canada as the English Beat and in Australia as the British Beat [1] ) are a English band formed in Birmingham , England, in 1978. [2]
The Beat (también conocidos en Estados Unidos como The English Beat) es una banda británica de ska/new wave formada en Birmingham en 1978. Las letras de sus canciones suelen tratar sobre el amor, la amistad y temas sociopolíticos. A principio de los años ochenta lanzaron tres álbumes de estudio, y, tras separarse en 1983, se reunieron en 2003.
Five guest musicians appear on the album, most notably guest keyboardist Dave "Blockhead" Wright, who was 38 when working on the album and had taken with him many years of experience, having notably worked with XTC and playing in the Saint Kitts steel band the Casanovas. The album was engineered by Mark Dearnley and mastered at The ...
Hailing from working-class Birmingham, England, Dave and The English Beat entered the music scene in the troubled times of 1979. When The English Beat rushed on to the music scene it was a time of social, political and musical upheaval. Into this storm came they came, trying to calm the waters with their simple message of love and unity set to ...
3 de dic. de 2023 · Dave 'Blockhead' Wright on his time with Two Nations: “It was always hoped that "That’s The Way It Feels" would be a big record for us. It got into the charts one week and had gone up pretty...
David “ Blockhead ” Wright accompanied them, eventually becoming a keyboardist for the group. In the fall of 1980 they began their first American tour, opening for the Pretenders and the Talking Heads.
David "Blockhead" Wright accompanied them, eventually becoming a keyboardist for the group. In the fall of 1980 they began their first American tour, opening for the Pretenders and the Talking Heads. In 1981 the group released their second album, Wha'ppen?, to enthusiastic reviews.
