ACCIDENT ON THE EAST LANCS Tell Me KBD 7" PUNK rare
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ITEM DESCRIPTION
ULTRA RARE UK PUNK 7" BY ACCIDENT ON THE EAST LANCS
Tell Me What Ya Mean/We Want It Legalised (Roach Records Spliff 01)
Plain white sleeve as issued.
Vinyl is VG condition (Record Collector UK grading) with some light surface marks/signs of play. Very minor discolouration of the labels. Scans are of the actual item for sale.
More info: "Formed in Rochdale, Accident on the East Lancs were fairly active in the Liverpool and Manchester area (the name of the band itself referred to the A 580, a road connecting the two cities). They formed in 1976, when Andy Sharrocks (vocals), Dave Addison (bass), Kieran Miskella (guitar) and Pete Kenyon (drums) set up a rather powerful act whose live-set would only include covers, mainly of the Stones, the Small Faces, the Velvet Underground, the Doors, and the New York Dolls. Very soon Sharrocks would start writing original material for the band and in 1979 AOEL recorded and mixed in one only day their first single, released through their own label Roach Records. It was a double a-side."
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