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The 101'ers
Artist Biography For The 101'ers
The 101'ers Were A Pub Rock Band From The 1970s Notable As Being The Band That Gave Joe Strummer Later Of The Clash His Initial Start As A Musician. Formed In London In May 1974 The 101'ers Made Their Performing Debut On 6 September At The Telegraph Pub In Brixton Under The Name El Huaso And The 101 All Stars. The Name Would Later Be Shortened To The 101 All Stars And Finally Just The 101'ers. The Group Established Itself On The London Pub Rock Circuit Prior To The Advent Of Punk. The Group Was Named For The Squat Where They Lived Together 101 Walterton Road Maida Vale Although It Was For A Time Rumoured That They Were Named For "Room 101" The Infamous Torture Room In George Orwell's Novel 1984. The Novel Was Later To Become Something Of A Manifesto For The Political Element Of The Punk Rock Movement. The 101'ers Were Supported By The Sex Pistols At The Nashville Room On 3 April 1976 And This Is When Strummer Claimed He Saw The Light And Got Involved In The Punk Scene. Joe Strummer Commented On This Event In The Don Letts Documentary Westway To The World On The End Of The 101'ers By Saying "5 Seconds Into Their The Pistols' First Song I Knew We Were Like Yesterday's Paper We Were Over." By The Time Their Debut Single Was Released In 1976 Joe Strummer Was In The Clash And The Band Were No More. Clive Timperley Later Joined The Passions Dan Kelleher Went To The Derelicts And Richard Dudanski Went On To Work With The Raincoats And Public Image Limited. Tymon Dogg Worked With Strummer Briefly In The Clash Playing On One Track On Sandinista! And Later In The Mescaleros. Their Recorded Output Was Initially Limited To One Single. However By 1981 Interest In The Clash Was At Its Height And A Second Single And A Compilation Album Elgin Avenue Breakdown Was Released. Several Of The Tracks On The Latter Album Were Live Recordings And There Is No Evidence That The Band Ever Conceived Of These Recordings As A Full Length Album. Before His Death In 2002 Joe Strummer Had Been Planning To Re-Release Elgin Avenue Breakdown Complete With Previously Unreleased Tracks That Would Encompass Everything The Band Ever Recorded. The Project Was Completed With The Help Of Strummer's Widow Lucinda Tait And Former Drummer Richard Dudanski And Released In May 2005 Via Astralwerks In The US And EMI In Europe. Band Line-Up * John "Woody" Mellor Joe Strummer - Guitar Vocals * Clive "Evil C" Timperley - Lead Guitar * Marwood Chesterton Aka " Mole" - Bass Replaced Jan 76 By Dan Kelleher * Dan Kelleher - Bass Additional Guitar Oct 75-Jan 76 * Richard "Snakehips" Dudanski - Drums * Simon Cassell Big John - Sax * Alvaro Peña-Rojas - Sax * Antonio Narvaez - Drums * Julian Yewdall - Vocals Harmonica * Patrick Nother - Bass 1st Gig * Martin Stone - Lead Guitar Final Gig * Tymon Dogg -
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Biography - The 101'ers
The 101'ers Were A Pub Rock Band From The 1970s Notable As Being The Band That Gave Joe Strummer Later Of The Clash His Initial Start As A Musician. Formed In London In May 1974 The 101'ers Made Their Performing Debut On 6 September At The Telegraph Pub In Brixton Under The Name El Huaso And The 101 All Stars. The Name Would Later Be Shortened To The 101 All Stars And Finally Just The 101'ers. The Group Established Itself On The London Pub Rock Circuit Prior To The Advent Of Punk. The Group Was Named For The Squat Where They Lived Together 101 Walterton Road Maida Vale Although It Was For A Time Rumoured That They Were Named For "Room 101" The Infamous Torture Room In George Orwell's Novel 1984. The Novel Was Later To Become Something Of A Manifesto For The Political Element Of The Punk Rock Movement. The 101'ers Were Supported By The Sex Pistols At The Nashville Room On 3 April 1976 And This Is When Strummer Claimed He Saw The Light And Got Involved In The Punk Scene. Joe Strummer Commented On This Event In The Don Letts Documentary Westway To The World On The End Of The 101'ers By Saying "5 Seconds Into Their The Pistols' First Song I Knew We Were Like Yesterday's Paper We Were Over." By The Time Their Debut Single Was Released In 1976 Joe Strummer Was In The Clash And The Band Were No More. Clive Timperley Later Joined The Passions Dan Kelleher Went To The Derelicts And Richard Dudanski Went On To Work With The Raincoats And Public Image Limited. Tymon Dogg Worked With Strummer Briefly In The Clash Playing On One Track On Sandinista! And Later In The Mescaleros. Their Recorded Output Was Initially Limited To One Single. However By 1981 Interest In The Clash Was At Its Height And A Second Single And A Compilation Album Elgin Avenue Breakdown Was Released. Several Of The Tracks On The Latter Album Were Live Recordings And There Is No Evidence That The Band Ever Conceived Of These Recordings As A Full Length Album. Before His Death In 2002 Joe Strummer Had Been Planning To Re-Release Elgin Avenue Breakdown Complete With Previously Unreleased Tracks That Would Encompass Everything The Band Ever Recorded. The Project Was Completed With The Help Of Strummer's Widow Lucinda Tait And Former Drummer Richard Dudanski And Released In May 2005 Via Astralwerks In The US And EMI In Europe. Band Line-Up * John "Woody" Mellor Joe Strummer - Guitar Vocals * Clive "Evil C" Timperley - Lead Guitar * Marwood Chesterton Aka " Mole" - Bass Replaced Jan 76 By Dan Kelleher * Dan Kelleher - Bass Additional Guitar Oct 75-Jan 76 * Richard "Snakehips" Dudanski - Drums * Simon Cassell Big John - Sax * Alvaro Peña-Rojas - Sax * Antonio Narvaez - Drums * Julian Yewdall - Vocals Harmonica * Patrick Nother - Bass 1st Gig * Martin Stone - Lead Guitar Final Gig * Tymon Dogg -
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