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| − | In early [[1980]] Henry | + | In early [[1980]] Henry was a member of two bands at the same time - [[The Flying Padovanis]] and [[The Subterraneans]]. |
[[The Subterraneans]] rehearsed for about a month in Vauxhall before their first ever concert, which was supposed to happen at the [[Screen On The Hill]] in February / March [[1980]] in London. Maybe due to stage fright Nick Kent disappeared the day before. | [[The Subterraneans]] rehearsed for about a month in Vauxhall before their first ever concert, which was supposed to happen at the [[Screen On The Hill]] in February / March [[1980]] in London. Maybe due to stage fright Nick Kent disappeared the day before. | ||
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| The Subterraneans | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin: | London, England |
| Years active: | 1980 |
| Label(s): | --- |
| Associated acts: | Henry Padovani, The Flying Padovanis |
| Website: | --- |
| Members | |
| Former members | |
| Nick Kent Henry Padovani Christ Musto Glen Matlock | |
Contents
Band history
In early 1980 Henry was a member of two bands at the same time - The Flying Padovanis and The Subterraneans.
The Subterraneans rehearsed for about a month in Vauxhall before their first ever concert, which was supposed to happen at the Screen On The Hill in February / March 1980 in London. Maybe due to stage fright Nick Kent disappeared the day before.
Later in 1980 the band released a single without Henry: My Flamingo b/w Veiled Woman
Band members
- Nick Kent - vocals / guitar
- Henry Padovani - guitar
- Chris Musto - drums
- Glen Matlock - bass
Around May 1980 the band apparently DID play some concerts with a different line-up:
- Brian James
- Rat Scabies
Discography
- My Flamingo / Veiled Woman 7" (without Henry Padovani, but with The Flying Padovanis' Chris Musto on drums)
Quotations and Trivia
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See also
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External links
References
source: Henry Padovani on his website, discogs
