THE NERVES Same (Hanging On The Telephone) 7"EP NERVES 1976 BEAT-PLIMSOULS-J.LEE
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THE NERVES
PETER CASE, JACK LEE, PAYL COLLINS
"THE NERVES E.P."
tracklist
HANGING ON THE TELEPHONE / WHEN YOU FIND OUT
GIVE ME SOME TIME / WORKING TOO HARD
7"EP 1976 THE NERVES RECORD CO. N4501
PRINTED IN USA ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING
BECOMING HARD TO FIND IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SHAPEFROM MY RECORDS COLLECTION
grading:
Record near MINT (read above description)
Sleeve VG+ (see photos and above description)
They could've been contenders had they stayed together long enough, but the Nerves,despite their brief existence, were one of the most exciting bands in power pop.
Formed by Jack Lee, Peter Case, and Paul Collins in 1975, their career was over by 1978,
but they produced a great EP that featured the power pop classic "Hanging on the Telephone,"
which was later recorded (and wonderfully so) by Blondie.
Ultimately, having three talented songwriters in one band hurried the demise of the Nerves,
and all three principals found greater happiness and success with their new bands;
although Jack Lee (arguably the most talented songwriter of the three) had the shortest career
and eventually dropped out of sight after a fine solo record (Jack Lee's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1) in 1981.
Case went on to form the Plimsouls, who recorded two good records and a transcendent pop song, "A Million Miles Away."
After breaking up in 1984, Case recorded as a roots rock solo act for the rest of the decade and into the '90s.
Collins formed the Beat (later Paul Collins' Beat), who were merely OK, and has done little since the mid-'80s...(AllMusic) OTHER ROCK, BLUES, SOUL, REGGAE, INDIE, ALTERNATIVE & PUNK RECORDS ARE LISTING ON MY EBay STORE.
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