SHAM 69
RECORDS
Sham
69 Records was a DIY label. It managed at least two singles.
, 'Song Of The Streets' was a DIY freebie / mail order effort in November 1977.
Some 2,000 copies given away at gigs and later on another 10,000 given away at
gigs. It had no catalogue number. Distributed By Sham 69 Records. Sham 69
is an English punk rock band that formed in Hersham in 1976. The band was one of
the most successful punk bands in the United Kingdom, achieving five Top 20
singles. The original unit broke up in 1979. he band's name is said to have
derived from a piece of graffiti that founder Jimmy Pursey saw on a wall. It
originally said Walton and Hersham '69 but had partly faded away, and made
reference to when Walton & Hersham F.C. secured the Athenian League title in
1969. band members Jimmy Pursey (vocals,), Albie "Slider" Maskell (bass), Neil
Harris (guitar, 1975-77), Mark "Dodie" Cain (drums, 1977-79). Thanks to
Robert Lyons For The Info.
77 |
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Song Of The
Streets |
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No Cat
Number |
78 |
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What Have We
Got |
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No Cat
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