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Death to the boy Noel the Coward
Cansando Los Flechazos www.elefant.com
From León in Spain Los Flechazos appeared on the Big Untidy CD with a little help form our friends at Elefant Records. The band split in 1996 after 6 albums and a bunch of soulful pop tunes “that became classics in the Spanish pop's history of the 90's”
U have to dance Robb Johnson
www.robbjohnson.co.uk
Robb Johnson is now [finally] widely recognised as one of the finest songwriters working in the UK today. His songs feature in the repertoires of a wide variety of musicians, from folk legend Roy Bailey to acclaimed cabaret diva Barb Jungr, & he enjoys a similarly diverse spectrum of critical acclaim – “a modern-day Dostoyevsky” said the US’s Dirty Linen, Mojo made the double CD Gentle Men Folk Album Of The Month, while The Daily Telegraph made it their Folk Album Of 1998, & Tony Benn says Johnson’s “Winter Turns To Spring” is his favourite song.

We just know him as Robb.

The Majority

The window frame


Lucien Le Mans
            www.elefant.com
Another one of our elefant records contacts, from San Sebastian Spain.

Syd My Favourite Thing
We’ve lost touch with these guys over the years and trying to google My favourite Things is a thankless task but I still love this single, and the B side wasn’t too shabby either.

Dustin Morris
Had to try
First time

From Dallas, Texas www.myspace.com/dustinmorrisshow

The Nobility
Hallelujah Chorus
www.thenobility.com
Based in Nashville, TN The Nobiklity released their full-length album The Mezzanine July 31, 2007.

Legendary saxophonist Jim Hoke (Guster, Billy Joel, Bob Seger) makes an appearance, as do several soon-to-be legendary Middle Tennessee State University music students. While making The Mezzanine band members continued to listen to early Paul McCartney and Kinks records, as they have since they were chubby lads just out of diapers.

In between recording sessions and federal holidays, The Nobility squeezed in four (4) national tours in 2006 alone, performing nearly 80 concerts everywhere from bars and universities to libraries and schools.

Previously The Nobility was Jetpack, but another band had the copyright or at least a better lawyer and so a name change occurred. Despite, or in spite of, the new name, the band has not alienated any fans or critics, who continue to love and cherish them.

The O'Brien Brothers
Her Lips Kiss the Bottle
Itinerant bunch wth no set lineup or personnel, if you ever see their gigs advertised then tell Big Untidy as soon as possible, chances are at least 1 of us will be there. There’s an album in the pipeline but I wouldn’t hold your breath.

Laughable

Ronnie'sSong