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Lock up your daughters -
Ten Pole Tudor Hit the Road!
Eddie Tenpole is currently showcasing
his new line up of degenerates at a town near you! On drums, the "baby
spice" of the band, Sam Woodward, the brilliant guitarist Darrell Bath
(ex Dogs D'Amour), on bass the cavalier Ade Emsley and of course the original
posh leadman, Ed Tudor Pole. Our rightful heir and trusty stalwarts get
the crowd sweaty with their original mix of rock & roll, punk, blues,
with a touch of country thrown in. "We aim to unite the Kingdom" says Ed.
Prepare to be united.
Ten Pole Tudor's first hit, "Who
Killed Bambi", was written for the Sex Pistols and performed by Ed in the
film, "The Great Rock and Roll Swindle". When Sid Vicious died, he went
on to form his own band, Ten pole Tudor. Two albums followed this and the
top 10 single "Swords of a Thousand Men". Ed was then found flirting with
an acting career, on TV presenting "The Crystal Maze", Channel 4's "How
to be a Rock Star" and Spaghetti Western films. Ed then decided "Why pretend
to be someone else when I can be Eddie Tenpole!"
"This is the most impressive
line up" says Ed. "The reaction to our live show has been fantastic. The
audience are much younger than they used to be, which is probably something
to do with the Crystal Maze". The band are so confident of their live performance
they say that people can have their money back if not satisfied. Seeing
is believing!
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