Haze
Haze are Sheffield legends, forming in the late 70’s they have somehow managed to survive to the present day. I saw them last night &
Haze are Sheffield legends, forming in the late 70’s they have somehow managed to survive to the present day. I saw them last night &
A relatively rare live photo with Tich, at the Limit, I think. Our management encouraged us not to gig until the record charted – what
Dusted off this old photo for the site – it’s one of two press photos they did. Fat lot of good they were 😉
Doing some googling, I found this page about the band. Here’s a charming, late-period photo of the cheekie chappies 😉 http://blog.shelflife.com/2009/01/16/typhoon-saturday-what-do-i-do/
A recent rehearsal, second take after 34 years! Thanks to Allen Walton, our old friend stepping on bass 😉
Whilst dusting down some old Red Zoo cassettes, I found a short unlabelled tape. One side of it was the full length track i recorded
Some stills snagged from a video of Dig Vis Drill headlining the Sefton Park Festival in 87 – one of my highlights with that band
Recent events have had me digging through my archives to back when I was nearly a contender. This track from ’81 by “Red Zoo” was
Sheffield has lost a fine, honest lover of music. Martin passed away on New Years Eve at the crazy age of 62. During his years
My pal Martyn Bailey posted the original of this on FB recently, it reminded me of a cover of it by my old band Muttley,
I was inspired by Michael Peters (who regularly shares his early works) to see what I was doing in the 80s. This solo track (“A
Back in the 80s, I was in a band with a hugely talented young singer called Harriet Roberts, along with Jon Short, Dave Jones and