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| Origin | London |
| Country | England |
| Years active | 1976–1978 |
| Genres | Punk rock |
| Labels | MCA Records |
| Members | Riff Regan Jon Moss Steve Voice Dave Wight |
Contents
- 1 Trivia
- 2 Records
- 3 Videos and film
- 4 Record covers
- 5 See also
- 6 External links
Trivia
London's first single (1977)
- Jon Moss had been drumming in The Clash when he formed London.
- Riff Regan's name came from 'Riff' (the character in West Side Story) and 'Regan' (John Thaw's character in the cult British TV crime series The Sweeney).
- In 1977, Paul McCartney's daughter Heather told The New Musical Express that London were her favourite band along with The Damned and The Clash.
- Henry Padovani, the original guitarist in The Police, once auditioned for London.
- Their song Siouxsie Sue was originally called Susie Sue and had nothing to do with the punk singer.
- Throughout 1977, London shared the same rehearsal studio in Kilburn, north London with David Sylvian and Japan.
- Mike Mansfield directed the video for Everyone's A Winner in the ITN news studios in London.
- London recorded Friday on My Mind in the same studios (IBC London) that The Easybeats recorded the original.
Records
- Everyone's A Winner (1977 MCA Records)
- Summer Of Love and Friday on My Mind (1977 MCA Records)
- Punk Rock - Various Artists. (1977 Philips/Phonogram Records Brazil)
- Animal Games - single. (1977 MCA Records)
- Animal Games - album. (1978 MCA Records)
- Meet the New Punk Wave - Various Artists (1978 EMI Records Holland)
- London The Punk Rock Collection (1997 Captain Oi! Records)
Videos and film
- Everyone's A Winner - Director Mike Mansfield (1977 MCA Records)
- Animal Games - So It Goes. (1977 Granada Television)
- London Live at the Marquee - (1977 Italy)
Record covers
See also
List of bands named after places External links
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