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Started 9 years ago by beau-jolly
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beau-jolly

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A while back during a boozy get together we were trying to come up with a name for a mate's band. Of all the suggestions he favoured "Johnnie and the Felchers". I was a strong advocate of "Pope John Paul and the Love Pumps" but got little backing. The band is still going and is called "Flashmob" rather dissapointingly. Thinking about this resently made me wonder why we don't get so much of Someone and the Somethings anymore (with the posible exception of the wonderful Me Too and the Gimme Gimmes)
Also it gives me an excuse to ask for your band name suggestions.

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John Ffitch-Rucker

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Back in the late 70's or early 80's there was a band called 'the Royal family and the poor' - a great name for a truly terrible band.
Jesus, I've just googled them - they still exist - how?

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rikkor

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Viral Load.
Perfectly-Formed Stool.

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bonjonelson

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Vlad and the Impalers

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Al OPecia

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Tim and Sam’s Tim and the Sam Band

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John Ffitch-Rucker

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Johnny Split and the Contagious Diseases.
Jesse Bigg and the Camerons.

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FlashArry

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A few years ago saw a flier for a tribute band playing at the pub just 'round the corner

'Crowded Trousers at the Fawcett Inn'

Pure gold

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theumpire

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Goldie and the Gingerbreads.

I used to like this - amazing to see how music (and TV) have come on over the last forty years or so!

And I wonder what Peter Cook thought of it all.

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Scaly Lepers

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Ironduke

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Is that as in covered in scales, or the 'from Liverpool' sense?

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bonjonelson

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Jonathan Winstanley and the Apathetic Five

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Scroat

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Dumpy's Rusty Nuts always appealed namewise.

As did Gay Bikers on Acid.

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Immunis

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TBA, Plus Support or Special Guests, these names seem very popular.

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bonjonelson

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Shake'n'Vaccine

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Al OPecia

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Pete Pimple and the Pus-Faced Scabs.

My band.

Freddie Phallus and the Spunk Bubbles.

Mickey Hopkins band.

Happy days.

Even Slags have standards.

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bonjonelson

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No-one and his Invisible Orchestra (tag line: No refunds)

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beau-jolly

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I always admired the simplicity of the 5.6.7.8s Woo Hoo

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Hoops McCann

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Louden Wainwright used to introduce his imaginary live backing band as "Dexter Strongpoint and The Flails"

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