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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'.
25 de mar. de 2020 · A Ramones fan, in 1975 he formed a band, called Jimmy and the Ferrets, with local lads Neil Harris, John Goodfornothing (AKA John Goode), both on guitar, Albie Slider on bass and Andy Nightingale (AKA Billy Bostick) on drums.
8 de may. de 2020 · The band went through a revolving cast of musicians early on before settling on the lineup of Pursey, Dave Parsons on guitar, Albie Slider on bass, and Mark Cain behind the drums. They began...
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), Mark Cain (drums, 1977-79), Ricky Goldstein (drums, 1979-80), Andy ...
Neil Harris along with the other original members Albie Slider, Johnny Good-for-nothing and Billy Bostik were performing live with hits such as Borstal Breakout and Hey Little Rich Boy prior to the bands second line up change in late 1977.
