Five Hungry Joes – A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band
A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras
Monthly Archives: September, 2009
Sadly, The B-Side’s Shit!
Steady on old boy. ‘Melody Maker’s’ Peter Paphides reviews the single ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ but doesn’t particularly care much for ‘Houseproud’ and ‘I’m The One Who Fainted’. But at least … Continue reading
They Revive Engines
Press cuttings from ‘Melody Maker’ and ‘NME’ magazines promoting the imminent release of single ‘I’ve Seen Everything’. You may be able to see the anagrams which appeared on the ISE … Continue reading
Rocking’ All Over The World…
…well, England actually. Here’s some press clippings from ‘Melody Maker’ advertising some TCS gigs in 1993. 1993 April/May Melody Maker Magazine
The Place To Be (Or Not To Be)
In 1993, the TCS were lucky enough to play the inaugural Phoenix Festival – set up by the Mean Fiddler Group as an alternative to the established Glastonbury and Reading … Continue reading
McIntyre, Treadmore And Davitt…
…are names that will be unfamiliar to most. But if you were a fan of TV Series ‘Ripping Yarns’, then you may just recognise them. Ripping Yarns was a British … Continue reading
We Could Send Letters
…and maybe the band will reply. In the days before the internet, band forums and the like, the only means of communication for a band and its followers would have … Continue reading
A Comprehensive List
The List is an Edinburgh-based fortnightly entertainment event listings magazine first published in 1985. It contains listings, news and reviews of film, music, shopping, books, comedy, clubs, art, sports, food … Continue reading
A Thoroughly Decent Read
More famous for the adventures of Oor Wullie and The Broons, the Scottish Sunday Post is not renowned for its musical cleavage – so I was somewhat taken aback when … Continue reading
Positive People
The Scottish Sunday Mail’s Avril Cadden gives ‘In The Music’ the thumbs-up with her 4/5 review – a very brief review I may add. 13 September 2009 Scottish Sunday Mail
