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Saturday April 30
2016  8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 The Mutants www.sfmutants.com/ Rock ---CO-HEADLINING Roy Loney & The Phantom Movers www.allmusic.com/artist/roy-loney-the-phantom-movers-mn0002293703 50s rock ‘n’ roll Apogee Sound Club apogeesoundclub.wix.com/apogee-sound-club loud jazz punk garage fusion The Mutants Brendan Earley, David Carothers, John Gullak, Peter Conheim, Fritz Fox, Mia Simmans, Connie Champagne -from San Francisco, CA -The Mutants are an important band in the history of San Francisco punk rock and new wave music. They are known for their theatrical performances which often include elaborate props, projections, and comical antics. They are credited with being one of the first "Art-punk" bands in San Francisco, and were one of the most popular bands of the San Francisco punk scene during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Roy Loney & The Phantom Movers Roy Loney and friends -from San Francisco, CA -San Francisco, California, USA. Forsaking an early experience as an actor, Loney turned to music during the folk boom of the early 60s. Impressed by the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, he later formed the Chosen Few, a high school band which evolved into the Flamin’ Groovies. Loney’s voice and compositions provided the focal point for this cult-favourite act during its early history, but internal tension led to his departure in 1971. Roy then retired from professional music until 1977 when various ex-colleagues backed him on Artistic As Hell, an EP invoking the artist’s love of classic rockabilly. The following year he formed the Phantom Movers with James Ferrell (guitar) and Danny Mihm (drums), plus two further ex-Groovies’ alumni, Larry Lea (guitar) and Maurice Tani (bass). Out After Dark fully captured the spirit and style of the singer’s former group and was the subject of critical acclaim. Despite innumerable changes in personnel, Loney continued to pursue his unique blend of 50s rock ‘n’ roll and tongue-in-cheek humour through successive, often excellent albums and a powerful stage show. The singer disbanded his backing group in 1981 following the artistic failure of Contents Under Pressure, a flawed ‘power pop’ experiment. A second period of retirement ended with the release of Scientific Bombs Away, which also marked the reinstatement of the ‘Phantom Movers’ name. Although denied widespread popularity, Loney has nonetheless retained a small, but highly loyal, following. Apogee Sound Club WADE DRIVER - guitar, vocals, lyrics, likembe, kaltronics, bugle, piano, trumpet, tongue drum, LIZ BYRNE - bass, vocals, acoustic guitar PHILL THEE - Drums -from BAY AREA CALIFORNIA |
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