Garage Bands on The Tube 1984
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This 'What is a garage band?' feature was filmed for UK music show 'The Tube' on 2 September 1984 at the Pindar of Wakefield (latterly the Water Rats) in Kings Cross, London.
Includes The Stingrays, The Tall Boys, The Milkshakes and The Prisoners (the legendary Star Trek clip).
The more ardent Trash/Garage/Medway spotters may be able to identify in the audience the exeedingly fresh faces of David Taylor, Wolf Howard and Vic Templar, not to mention the near omnipresence of a certain Ms Emin!
the prisoners were one of the best bands of that time
From medway
The Prisoners were a top mod band . Tight band . Great musicians.loved when I was a mod in eight's . A band a did roadie for TQ Gems from Belfast backed them in Belfast Mandela Hall Queens University about 84_85 got to meet them all really nice guys no air's or graces .
Top stuff
Sounds like Rockabilly with a Punk edge 😎🥁🎸
About time this footage was put up. Brilliant! It's about time The Prisoners did another gig.
Got to comment on the oldest comment. We're still here. This is wild
'bout time it was re-posted in HD
Prisoners did a few nights recently. I travelled from Edinburgh to see 2 of them. Still the best British band ever.
@@thelastforefather Yes Ben. I too was there for the Rochester shows. Everything crossed for more.
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Awesome! Thanks for posting! Brings back so many great memories of playing this kind of music back in the day! Still listen to punk and garage all the time here in the States and would like to hit the stage again to raise a little hell! Rock on!
The Prisoners own on this
Mate, I was coming back from Newcastle after visiting my kids in Newcastle. I walked with my suitcase past the Pindar of Wakefield and saw all these people outside looking like 50's types. I'd liked the Cramps so I thought bugger it I'll go in 'ere for a pint and walked straight into a triple bill of Milkshakes, Sting-Rays and Prisoners. I got home late but I'd seen the light!!!!!!!!!¬
I adored The Stingrays, still do. Not much video exists of them sadly, I still have a scar from a gig of theirs in Sheen, 1985. This is great thanks for posting it.
Super rad. 💗❤💚❤
Meanwhile, nearly a quarter of the way through the 21st century, Billy Childish is still wild. I hear a Milkshakes box set will be out in May. Semper fi.
When I think of the 1980's I think of bands like this, not Wham etc...
Medway bands,😊 i do know martin blunt bass player for the charlatans is a big fan
Thee Milkshakes were pure stripped down to the bones rock'n'roll , what more could you want in life ?? ! Quality !!
I remember watching this and buying the E.P. (I think it was from an Our Price in Bournemouth..) My mate Paul had a mag called (I think) New Sounds New Styles (or something like that) which had an ad for the Hurricane 45. I was hooked and ended up getting Thewisermiserdemelza LP (Armadillo,Bournemouth) and A Taste of Pink shortly after in Kensington (another Our Price?) Paul and I eventually saw them at Poole Arts Centre,leaving when The Ramones came on (crap) What an awesome band.
Anyone notice Tracy Emin dancing in the pink headband to Thee Milkshakes?
Awesome video. Remb seeing this, buying the EP and spending many Saturday nights at the klub foot
Man, the Milkshakes sure could deliver.
Found This by chance Great to see the STINGRAYS,one of best 80s PSYCHOBILLY bands,good old days ,thanks for video...
The girl sitting with The Milkshakes' Billy Childish (and dancing in the front row) is a teenage Tracey Emin ... the future 'bad girl' of Brit art scene... Mad Tracey of Margate as she has been known.
This footage is gold. You made my month buddy
thanks a lot friend!
Klub foot compilations
Emin will sue youtube saying its a fake ! great to see the full clip I had only seen thee Milkshakes & Prisoners bit before fantastic stuff,young Daggermen in the crowd too! !now wheres my trash on the Tube EP!
These cats ain't nothing but trash
PriSONERS ARE THE BEST BAND EVER ;TRUST ME!
lookader go
Saw all these bands supporting Hanoi Rocks and others like Guana Batz at an all-dayer at Nottingham Town Hall one Bank Holiday in 1984. A superb day.
A lovely trash mash up……
Cmon, that was a joke, lighten up, Sting-Rays are a great band...
incredible - such great bands, going to go home and listen to my BLOOD ON THE CATS and STINGRAYS albums...
Prisoners always ruled.
The prisoners, 07.45, probably influenced the charlatans enough to start.
Prisoners..fucken A!!
Great! Never hoped to see what I have on the "Four on 4" compilation EP. Thank you very much.
Lol, is that Jools Holland?
Billy Childish!
'Kin genius. I liked these bands so much I joined the Cannibals.
Anyone know where can I get music from this killer band (Sting-Rays)? if anyone has some tracks and don't wanna share I will buy it!!!
Joolz introducing. Validated. Before he went all jazzy
So good to see this again.Blew my teenage mind at the time and Still does.The Prisoners so ahead of their time.Taste of Pink still one of the great albums in my opinion.Only saw them twice.Belfast mod all dayers!!ACE
Love it! thank you!!
the sting-rays are absoloutley awesome....! any one know what the song is called...? if yaz check out " RAUCOUS RECORDS " THERE IS A BEST OF STING-RAYS CD AVAILIABLE CALLED " FROM THE KITCHEN SINK " some fookin awesome trax on there...!
I would like buy Psychedelic Tantrum but it's not more available. Does it possible to find it.
Billy calls Tracey "the white Billy Childish" on the Billy Childish is Dead film lol. Aparently she parodies some of his art from when they were together.
Brilliant, wonder what ever became of that Scottish twit from "The Tube"..........
Anyone notice Tracy Emin dancing in the pink headband to Thee Milkshakes? Billy Childish has his arm round her in the interview bit
I remember seeing the milkshakes and the prisoners at the Venue, Victoria early '84. They were supporting the Playn Jayn who utterly demolished both of them. The Jayn were way superior to any of these acts shown here - they really understood the 60's garage/psych sound and had their own original take on it (2 x lead singers).
Unfortunately non of their performances appear to have been filmed which is a shame as their records were weak in comparison.
Thats just your opinion. I saw the Prisoners support Playn Jayn at least 3 times and the Prisoners where much better. All I remember about the Plyan Jayn was that they were like most bands I saw....Boring...Best live act of these lot were the Stingrays. The Prisoners were really good and the Milkshakes were also pretty good.
I was at this gig (good old Pinder of Wakefield).. I had a lot more hair then :(
4 great bands..
@highschoolmusical841 hi thanx for the info, it was on " from the kitchen sink " ... album...thanx anyway....
I have a very very poor video copy of this. So thanks for putting this on You Tube!!!!!!!!
Wow . . . it has been ages ago I saw this (oh yeah, first broadcast on 2 September 1984) . . . Come On!!!!
HOLY FUCK!!! I haven't seen this since 1988, when I saw it on video at Nick Garrard's flat (he helped organise this whole segment). Lots of friends in the audience and on-stage that I haven't seen for years - THANK YOU!!!
Sting-Rays...new to me this band..but WOW...fucking cool tune that one.
Used to love 'The Tube' & this was my favourite ever segment on there, the VHS of this has been played so many times in my house & i have no idea where it is now so well played Bob C. Still the got the E.P. & it still gets played!
Yeah ! Really great Stuff !
Thanks for the upload !!
Tall Boys greatest band alive, got their record Wednesday Addams' Boyfriend and I bought Funtime on cd.
praise the unreal world. since I got the ep mid 80s I wanted to see the footage!!!
Your the second person to say that. C'mon.....it was a joke!
@MrCOSMIC68 Fenech on Lead then the world is complete!!
ha ha
Are the Sting-Rays Jedward on Speed?
Hadn't seen this since about 85/86 myself - it all comes flooding back!!!
bal stingray and his amazing mouthful of marbles style.....brilliant
is that the guy from the x men in the crowd anyone??
I meant artist in the most modern sense ofcourse
;p
Pure brilliance..
the stingrays were the best out of this lot by far.
your the same person to say that twice.
stomping at the klub foot a ete mon disque de chevet au lycee merci beaucoup
Billy Childish trying to be cockney - oh the middle class - sorry he worked in the dock yard Mr Kitchener
He’s from Kent, which is where the south London accent originated.
thanks for the upload man! this is the real rock & roll!
The Electric Fit EP.
Can somebody please tell me what's the name of the Prisoners' song on this one?
Freakin awesome video, tnx! :)
Reaching my Head
Finally I get to see this one. Lovely.
It's Tracy Emin.
@sirgaryhoi massive LOL
that must've been a great show.
Thanx to both of you ;)
It's "Reaching my Head"
this shizit is great
Love this music.
yep...
....And JT has hair too and is about 150 lbs lighter....