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All tracks are written by Bernard Fowler, Keith LeBlanc, Skip McDonald, Adrian Sherwood and Doug Wimbish, except where noted
From pioneering work with the All Platinum & Sugar Hill Record labels, to the groundbreaking Tackhead & Living Colour, to legends including The Rolling Stones, Madonna, Seal & Annie Lennox, Doug Wimbish truly defines the term “Journeyman”. In a professional career spanning almost 50 year.
Together with Tackhead and as a session bassist, Wimbish found himself in demand as a bass player for many artists and was considered as a permanent sideman for the Rolling Stones after the departure of bassist Bill Wyman in 1993, but lost the position to Darryl Jones.
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Strange Things, an Album by Tackhead. Released in September 1990 on SBK (catalog no. SBK CD 1003; CD). Genres: Funk Rock, Funk, Industrial. Rated #1810 in the best albums of 1990. Featured peformers: Tackhead (editing, mixing, producer), Bernard Fowler (vocals), Doug Wimbish (bass, vocals), Keith LeBlanc (drums), Skip McDonald (guitar, vocals), ...
The group achieved success in the London underground and dance hall scene, releasing the albums “Friendly as a Hand Grenade” (1989) and “Strange Things” (1990). Tackhead is also known as Mark Stewart’s “Maffia” and Gary Clail’s “Tackhead Sound System”.
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