the singer is my brother J.J. Hoyle, he had MS for 15 years, and died in 2009, he wrote all the lyrics, not only was he a great singer, he was the most Wonderful man I have ever known. R.I.P. Bruv, love you for ever. xx
sorry to hear that mate..bought this album after seeing " sunday drivers " always on the sounds mag playlist..!!..great album..still hoping it gets re-issued on cd.
Saw Dedringer play the Pier in Colwyn Bay, North Wales during the summer of 1981. Excellent band who spent some time with the audience after the show. I remember the drummer had a monster kit and boy could he play it. So sorry that J.J. lost his battle a few years back - A true gent and one helluva singer.
Very interesting! Better vocal harmonies than many NWOBHM bands... parts of it almost sound like country western, at other times sounds a bit like Spider with a boogie feel. Overall a nice sound, really.
I bought this album after seeing them support Triumph at the Liverpool Empire (1981 I think) - they were really good and the album didn't disappoint - a little bit random but loads of ideas and drive. I've still got the LP and I think I may have digitised it at some time - thanks for the reminder, must dig it out.
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the singer is my brother J.J. Hoyle, he had MS for 15 years, and died in 2009, he wrote all the lyrics, not only was he a great singer, he was the most Wonderful man I have ever known. R.I.P. Bruv, love you for ever. xx
+Magi Buckton sounds like an epic man.
sorry to hear that mate..bought this album after seeing " sunday drivers " always on the sounds mag playlist..!!..great album..still hoping it gets re-issued on cd.
Saw Dedringer play the Pier in Colwyn Bay, North Wales during the summer of 1981. Excellent band who spent some time with the audience after the show. I remember the drummer had a monster kit and boy could he play it. So sorry that J.J. lost his battle a few years back - A true gent and one helluva singer.
I knew Johnny. They achieved a lot and were unlucky not to get the break they deserved. Rock In Peace Johnny!
he left a classic legacy mate i loved this album
I seen them in Newcastle City Hall in 1981 - good they were too.
The right snarl you want to hear from hard rock vocals...almost an Australian feel.
class, i heard this first in 1985 when i lived in London, it still has the impact it had then, love it, great tune, great band, and great album
Had this one on a sampler, such a great song, stays fresh for ever.
I saw these at the Boat Club Nottingham in 1979/80. A brilliant band.
THIS ALBUM CHANGED MY LIFE
bought this single years ago and lost it when some git stole all of my records. good old youtube.
My uncle is one of the band members but didn't know the music was this good
^w^
Very interesting! Better vocal harmonies than many NWOBHM bands... parts of it almost sound like country western, at other times sounds a bit like Spider with a boogie feel. Overall a nice sound, really.
Don´t understand why they never made it big time.
Great song !!!!!
I bought this album after seeing them support Triumph at the Liverpool Empire (1981 I think) - they were really good and the album didn't disappoint - a little bit random but loads of ideas and drive. I've still got the LP and I think I may have digitised it at some time - thanks for the reminder, must dig it out.
killer chorus