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The best Rockumentary about Arthur "Killer" Kane and the iconic group NEW YORK DOLLS who influenced SO MANY GREAT bands! Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize, ...
Arthur "Killer" Kane was best known as the bassist with the seminal proto-punk band the New York Dolls, and in a band that was plagued by bad luck throughout their career, Kane was arguably the most luckless Doll of all, though the fates were kind enough to give Kane a bittersweet storybook ending in the last weeks of his life.
The Idols continued to play shows up and down the east coast but broke up in 1979, the last line up consisting of Jerry Nolan, Steve Dior, Barry Jones, Arthur Kane and Walter Lure. Nolan later joined back with Steve Dior and Barry Jones in their next band, The London Cowboys in the early 80s which also included Glen Matlock from The Sex Pistols.
1 de ago. de 2009 · Arthur Kane was playing bass for the New York Dolls before there even was a New York Dolls. Along with guitarist Johnny Thunders and drummer Billy Murcia, he founded the band in 1971. The next year they added guitarist Sylvain Sylvain and singer David Johansen--at which point they became famous at Max’s Kansas City, ...
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1 de ene. de 2009 · Their bassist Arthur “Killer” Kane died suddenly at age 55 in 2004, but he left behind not only the Dolls’ timeless music--and their many thousands of fans and friends--but this memoir of the Dolls’ early years. Arthur Kane was playing bass for the New York Dolls before there even was a New York Dolls. Along with guitarist Johnny ...
Biografie. Arthur Kane wuchs im amerikanischen Bundesstaat New York auf. Ab 1970 gehörte er dem Line-Up der legendären Glam-Rock-Band New York Dolls an, mit der er 1973 und 1974 zwei Alben veröffentlichte, bevor die Band schließlich auseinanderbrach. 1975 gründete er mit dem späteren W.A.S.P.-Sänger Blackie Lawless in Los Angeles die nach seinem Spitznamen benannte Band Killer Kane, mit ...
