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Albie Slider (a.k.a. Albie Maskell) remained for the group's first single in 1977 before being replaced by Dave Tregunna. The Pursey/Parsons/Tregunna/Cain line up then remained stable until 1979, when Ricky Goldstein took over on drums for the band's fourth album.
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Career. In 1976 while working at Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium with Albie Slider, Billy Bostik and Neil Harris, having been inspired by the music of The Ramones, Pursey formed a punk rock band called 'Jimmy and the Ferrets', which went on to become 'Sham 69'.
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Sham 69 were soon packing venues and due to the success of the 'I Dont Wanna' single, Polydor Records signed Sham 69 for a 4 album contract. Albie Slider was replaced by Dave Treganna (Kermit) after a fight broke out in the recording studio when Dave Parsons replaced Albert's bass.
Sham 69. Formed. 1975, Hersham, Surrey, United Kingdom. Members. Jimmy Pursey (vocals, 1975-2006, 2011-present), Albie Slider [Albie Maskell] (bass, 1975-77), John Goode (rhythm guitar, 1975-77), Neil Harris (lead guitar, 1975-77), Billy Bostik (drums, 1975-77), Dave Parsons (guitar, 1977-present), Dave Tregunna (bass, 1977-80, 2011-present ...
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