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Danny Fury. Born. Basel, Switzerland. Occupation (s) Drummer. Years active. 1980s–present. Danny Fury (born in Basel [1]) is a Swiss drummer. He has been a member of Rogue Male, [2] The Lords of the New Church, [3] Kill City Dragons, [4] Vain, [5] The Dogs D'Amour and Sham 69.
23 mar 2012 · Danny Fury drummer of Lords Of The New Church interviewed
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Turner and Fleming both left the band at the end of 1987 [29] [30] to be replaced by Danny Fury and a returning Tregunna in 1988. The Lords continued to gig around England and Europe for the next year and a half. [31] In 1988, Illegal released the live album Live at the Spit, recorded in Boston during the Lords' first American tour ...
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La band venne formata nel 1989 a Londra dal chitarrista statunitense Steve Von Saint (ex Stiv Bators), Billy G. Bang! alla voce, l'ex batterista dei The Lords of the New Church Danny Fury e l'ex bassista dei Sham 69 e The Lords of the New Church Dave Tregunna. Debuttano con l'EP Let 'Em Eat Cake! nello stesso 1989 per la Wideboy Records, mentre nel...
Ultima Formazione
1. Johnny Stevenson - Voce 2. Mark 'Stinky' Anthony - Basso 3. Steve Von Saint - Chitarra 4. Danny Fury - Batteria
Ex componenti
1. Billy G. Bang! - Voce 2. Dave Tregunna- Basso, Voce
Album
1. Kill City Dragons (1990)
EP
1. Let 'Em Eat Cake! (1989)
23 mar 2012 · Lords Of The New Church "Gun Called Justice" Live Vienna 1988. sifran. 163 subscribers. 56. 3.4K views 11 years ago. Stiv Bators, Brian James, Dave Tregunna and Danny Fury live in Vienna, 1988...
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14 mag 2024 · Nel frattempo la band deve affrontare vari cambiamenti di line-up, con l’ingresso di un secondo chitarrista, Alistair Simmons, con Tregunna rimpiazzato per un breve periodo da Grant Fleming (ex- road manager degli Sham 69) e con Turner sostituito da Danny Fury.
Vain reformed in 1993 with new drummer Danny Fury, formerly of The Lords of the New Church, to record their third album (and second release) Move On It, which was released in Japan through Polystar Records. [1] [3] The rise in popularity of Seattle's grunge movement meant the album did not achieve the same success as No Respect. [1]
