The Cannibals (band)
The Cannibals are a British rock band formed in 1976 by Mike Spenser,[1] formerly of The Count Bishops, after his new band, the Flying Tigers, had split up.[2] They have released seven full-length albums, numerous singles, EP's, split LP's, and appeared on several compilations.[3] The band perform Trash rock and garage punk.
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Also known as | Mike Spenser and The Cannibals |
Origin | London, England |
Genres | Rock, trash rock, garage punk, garage rock, garage rock revival, punk rock |
Years active | 1976–present |
Labels | Hit Records, Big Cock Records, Homestead Records, GMG, Big Beat Records |
Associated acts | The Milkshakes, The Cramps, The Heartbreakers, Bo Diddley, The Barracudas, The Nomads, The Inmates, The Sting-Rays, The Count Bishops |
Website | http://www.myspace.com/thecannibalslondon |
Members | Mike Spenser Tony Rathskeller Max Demata Patrice Picard |
Past members | Peter Revez Ben Donnely Peter Gunn Johnny Johnson Richard Jones Tony Oliver Jay Wiffen |
Line-up
Current members
- Mike Spenser - Vocals, Harmonica
- Patrice Picard - Vox Phantom VI
- Clive Leach - Bass
- Richard Jones - Furry Drums
- Jay Wiffen - Guitar
Former members
- Ben Donnely (of The Inmates)
- Peter Gunn (of The Inmates)
- Tony Oliver (of The Inmates
- Dino Coccia (Drummer) on "Nothing Takes The Place Of You" & "Crystal Blue"
- Adam Blake (of Treatment)[4]
- Virgil Tracy
- Johnny Walker
- Johnny "Mother" Johnson (of Thee Headcoats)
- Marco Valentino (Drums)
- Mike McCann
- Geff Mead (Bass - Guitar)
- Laury Picard (of Drunk Sincerity)
- Mark Wiffen (of Anti State Control)
- Sebastien Marks
- Dave Heard
- Barry Frost
- John Roland (Thee Headcoats)
- Patrice Llaberia
- Dave Good
- Doug "Kes" Forrester
- Clive Leach (Treatment)
- Richard Jones (drums) (Intestines, TV Slaves, BIRTHMARK)
- Chris Dalley (of Sundial)
- Jeremy Rice
- Mike Berry (The Intellektuals)
- Johnny Buck (The Polecats)
- Chris Dust
- Tim Arrowsmith
- Andy Cooper (The Leeches)
- John Moore (The Jesus and Mary Chain)
- Gary (Drummer, Friend of Dave Heard)
- Ben York-Barber (drummer)
- Tim Powell (RIP) Guitarist on Pills
- Eric Baconstrip (drummer, of King Salami & the Cumberland 3)
- Kamikaze U.T. Vincent (bass, of King Salami & the Cumberland 3)
- Gordon Russell (Dr. Feelgood)
- Steve Lewins (Count Bishops, Solid Senders)
- Kenny Harris (Motor Boys Motor, Screaming Blue Messiahs)
- Tim Borcket (The Commuters)
- Pierre (Bass)
- Fritz (German - Drums)
- Clive (Guitar)
- Oliver Katz-Debarge (Guitar)
- John (Tex Avery)
Eric Baconstrip (King Salami and the Cumberland 3)
- UT Kamakazi (King Samlami and the Cumberland 3)
- Patrice Picard (Guitar)
- Jay Wiffen - Guitars
- Peter Revez - Bass
- Max Demata (Bass)
- Gene Crazed (Guitar)
- Paul Hutchinson (Bass)
- Jerry Nolan (New York Dolls, Heartbreakers - one gig Upstairs at Ronnie Scott's with the Cannibals)
- Tony Rathskeller (Drums. Thee Rathskellers - The Psychomotor Pluck - The Fainas - Zero - The Rumble Fish - The Fish Revenge - Trash Experience)
- Mike Spenser (Vocals and mouth organ and some really terrible guitar)
Discography
Albums
- ... Bone to Pick (1982)
- Trash for Cash (1985) USA only
- Hot Stuff (1985)
- The Rest of ... The Cannibals (1985)
- Please Do Not Feed ... The Cannibals (1986)
- And the Lord Said ... Let There Be Trash (1991)
- Brunch with ... The Cannibals (2008)
Compilation albums
- The Brest of ... The Cannibals (1995)
- Brunch With...The Cannibals (2008) CD for Japan Tour
- Trash From Europe (2015)
Split albums
- Run, Chicken, Run (Volume 1) (with The Surfadelics) (1987)
EPs and singles
- "Good Guys" (under the name 'Mike Spenser and The Cannibals', No. 64 in John Peel's Record Box), Big Cock (1977)
- "Nadine b/w "You Can't", "Sweet Little 16", Hit, (1978 )
- "Pick 'N' Choose" b/w "I Could See Right through You", Hit (1981)
- Trash Flash! (1982)
- "Led Astray", Hit (1982)
- "The Submarine Song" b/w "Paralytic Confusion", Hit (1984)
- "Christmas Rock 'N' Roll" (1985), Hit
- "Kings of Trash" (under the name 'Five Young Cannibals') (1987)
- "You Drive Me Mental" b/w "Paralytic Confusion", Hit (under the name 'Five Young Cannibals') (1989)
Split singles
- "Are You Going to Stonehenge" (with Stoned Aid) (1989)
- "Axe the Tax" (with The Voice Of The People) (1990)
Various artists compilation albums
- The London R & B Sessions (1980)
- These Cats Ain't Nothin' But Trash (with The Milkshakes and The Sting-Rays) (1983)
- Twenty Great Hits of The 60's (1984)
- Garage Goodies, Volume 1 (1986)
- Meltdown On Media Burn (1986)
- Garage Kings (& Junkyard Angels) (1988)
- All Night Garage Service (1991)
- The Songs The Cramps Taught Us (1992)
- The Trash Box (2004)
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References
- "The Count Bishops - The Musicians [Mike Spenser]". Countbishops.free.fr.
- Wreckless Eric Radio Show, 10 June 2009
- "The Cannibals discography". Discgos.com.
External links
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