[kj] OT: Blyth Power

[antoni at clara.net]

Yeah, seen them a couple times over the past year or so and bought their
recent "On The Viking Station" CD ... indeed, I've been exhanging a few
emails with Josef as he's very much into the Fleet Air Arm (in addition to
the locos) though he probably knows more about the FAA history than I do ...
Blyth Power, a very enjoyable band to see ... I will aim to catch them again
ASAP somewhere in the big smoke ...

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Subject: [kj] OT: Blyth Power


> Yep, and seen them many times (first time back in '85 - I think they only
started out in '84). The line-up has changed pretty frequently; the only
surviving founder member is Josef Porter (drums & vox). He was indeed the
Mob's drummer, and if memory serves the original line-up (which didn't last
long) featured Curtis from the Mob on bass.
>
> They've had their ups and downs, but I've never bought a Blyth cd that
wasn't worth it, and a few have been proper stormers. Their gigs are
definitely worth a few quid.
>
> Jamie
>
>
> "Patrick Davies" <Patrick.Davies at subsea7.com> writes:
>
> >Anyone heard of Blyth Power, a band around in the early 80's that if I
recall assembled from some members of the Mob? I just found this link:
> >http://www.blythpower.co.uk/
> >
> >You listen to their first track on Nimrod 'Nice Guys finish last' and its
Blyth Power.
>
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