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The Primitives. More images. Profile: British indie pop band formed in 1985 in Coventry and disbanded in 1992. They reformed in 2009. Members : Tracy Spencer (vocals) PJ Court (guitar) Steve Dullaghan (bass)
The Primitives were never, ever exactly a household name, even in Oxford, where they had a serious following as a club band -- and that's a reminder that some things in life and history, and even music,…
THE PRIMITIVES have a new album, and this time, it’s completely new material, which they’ve been letting us in on bit by bit. Time hasn’t passed for this group, whose sound is just as fresh as ever and whose contagious melodies take us back to the end of the eighties, beginning of the nineties, when they released such renowned albums as “Lovely”, “Pure”, and “Galore”
THE PRIMITIVES are back. Paul Court, Tig Williams and Tracy Tracy’s band continue to prove that they are in their second youth. After that exceptional album of covers called “Echoes And Rhymes” and their fantastic last album “Spin-O-Rama”, Elefant Records is releasing a magnificent 10” vinyl maxi-single with four new, original songs by the band, that can keep up with any of their ...
13 de mar. de 2021 · Watch on YouTube. Watch on. The band made their return in 1991 with the single “You Are The Way”, although this and the album, “Galore”, failed to make any impression on past glories. Following the release of “Lead Me Astray”, The Primitives disbanded and settled into ‘retirement’. That lasted until 2009 when Court, Cattell and ...
The Primitives sind eine britische Indie-Pop-Band aus dem englischen Coventry und wurden 1985 durch Keiron McDermott (Gesang), PJ Court (bürgerlicher Name Paul Jonathan Court, Gesang, Gitarre), Steve Dullaghan (Bass) und Pete Tweedie (Schlagzeug) gegründet. Keiron wurde bald durch Tracy Tracy (bürgerlicher Name Tracy Cattell, geboren in Australien) ersetzt.
The Primitives' debut single, "Thru the Flowers," appeared on their own Lazy label in 1986 and was quickly followed by radio sessions for Janice Long, Andy Kershaw, and John Peel. Their second effort, "Really Stupid," preceded the band's first European tour, with "Stop Killing Me" appearing in early 1987.
