Here’s a few Go! Discs postcards from the ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ and ‘A Happy Pocket’ eras. One each for singles, ‘I’ve Seen Everything’, ‘The Main Attraction’ and ‘To Sir, With Love’.
First class!






1993-1996 Trashcan Sinatras, Go! Discs
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Here’s a small handbill promoting a Trashcans in-store at Fingerprints Music Store in Long Beach, California.

Here’s a few historical gig listings from various music papers. Maybe you’ve been to a few of these? …







1990 – 2007
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… lay on the bench, unselected – is a fantastic lyric from the Trashcan Sinatras’ ‘I’m Immortal’. Reminds me of my playing days at Irvine Vics!
However, the band have recently received some well-deserved recognition – not before time I say. In a recent poll by the Glasgow Herald newspaper, the band’s second album, ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ was voted number 2 in a Top 10 of Scotland’s all-time favourite albums.
The band are now off the bench, on the pitch and playing alongside the so-called big boys of the Scottish music scene including Belle & Sebastian, Deacon Blue, Love & Money, Teenage Fanclub, Cocteau Twins and winners, The Blue Nile.
Off the back of this, an article has appeared in today’s Herald with lead singer Frank Reader explaining where the band are now after releasing their sixth album, ‘Wild Pendulum’ in 2016.
The article is written by Craig McAllister. You can find more of Craig’s work over at the quite brilliant music blog Plain or Pan.



9 July 2018 Glasgow Herald
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…is a fine way to deal with a heckler don’t you think?
Such was the response from Frank to someone in the Glasgow crowd for their gig at King Tuts way back in 1991. All very friendly no doubt.
Here’s Craig McLean’s review which appeared in The List magazine…

The List Magazine Issue 163 22 November 1991