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The Coachmen were a lower-Manhattan punk rock/no wave band that performed from early 1978 to their final gig at White Columns in August, 1980. The line-up included guitarists Thurston Moore and J. D. King, bassist Bob Pullin, and Danny Walworth on drums, who was replaced by Dave Keay (ex-Harry Toledo). Briefly, Mary Lemley was vocalist.
7 de mar. de 2019 · 1 Thurston's Song 2:102 Girls Are Short 2:453 Household Word 2:334 Radical Lifestyle 2:095 Stay In My Room 3:38Bass – Bob PullinDrums – Dan WalworthGuitar – ...
A History of the Band. The Coachmen formed with six original members from two Lincoln Bands in April of 1964. Rick Bell, Red Freeman, Craig Perkins and Jeff Travis from The Viscounts were joined by Bruce Watson and Jim Reinmuth of The Chandels. At the Band's inception, the line up included Watson on drums, Perkins on bass guitar and the other ...
About The Coachmen. The Coachmen were a short-lived new wave band from New York City whose legacy lies entirely in the fact that this is the band which got Thurston Moore into the belly of the...
The Coachmen fue la primera banda de Moore; sus presentaciones en vivo fueron sus primeras veces actuando en clubes de Nueva York en un entorno artístico. The Coachmen era una banda de punk rock / new wave del bajo Manhattan que actuó desde principios de 1978 hasta su último concierto en White Columns en agosto de 1980.
20 de nov. de 2014 · Nebraska ~ 1966Label: Bear (1974 / 819B-1974)Mr. Moon / Nothing At All(both written by George A. Freeman)
30 de ago. de 2018 · 185. 7K views 5 years ago. The Coachmen from Peoria, Illinois featuring a tune written by 16-year-old Dan Fogelberg. Other members of the group include: John Asher, Tom Cain, Robyn Sleeth and...
