Five Hungry Joes – A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band
A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras
Monthly Archives: January, 2010
Big In Japan
This advert promoting debut album ‘Cake’ appeared in an issue of Rolling Stone magazine. I’ve no idea which one, but it came all the way from Japan thanks to Yukie … Continue reading
There’s More To It…
…in this article from the Melody Maker. Read all about it… DAVE JENNINGS meets the Scottish band who hope to twist pop into new and exciting shapes with their debut … Continue reading
A Sweet Treat
No bad review of debut album ‘Cake’ from Melody Maker’s Dave Jennings. 7 July 1990 Melody Maker
Turkish Delight
I don’t suppose there are many Trashcan fans in Turkey, but I did come across one who was kind enough to send this cassette copy of third album ‘A Happy … Continue reading
Effing Bastard Music Hacks
My thoughts exactly. A not so favourable review of single “I’ve Seen Everything’, which appeared in the NME. The reviewer, Ian McCann, was apparently hunted down and dealt with accordingly. … Continue reading
B-a-b-y Baby!
So sang Rachel Sweet in 1978. But there was no singing from the Trashcans when they were booked to play the London Marquee’s ‘Band Explosion’ in 1990. Sponsored by the … Continue reading
I Can’t Have That In My Life
Here’s an advert from the NME to promote third single ‘Circling The Circumference’. The image of George McDaid was taken on the isle of Arran and was from the outtakes … Continue reading
They Might Be Giants
But then again, they might no. Here’s an advert from the NME promoting some live dates in 1990 prior to the release of debut album ‘Cake’. June 1990 NME Magazine
