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| − | ''The Bronx'' were a Hamilton rock group from the early | + | ''The Bronx'' were a Hamilton rock group from the early 1980s, initially featuring [[Ian Jeffries]] (guitar, keyboards), [[Robert Smith]] (guitar, vocals), [[Jon Bell]] (bass) and [[Chris Paraha]] (drums). They started in 1979 as ''Young Lust'' with this lineup, and played one concert at Hamilton Lake, and a number at [[Hillcrest Tavern]] and [[Maceys]], but changed it to ''The Bronx'' in 1981. Later, the lineup evolved into ''Jeffries'', ''Bell'', [[Rik Bernards]] (guitar, piano, vocals) and [[Jeff Lethberg]] (drums). <br> |
| − | The band released two singles and an album, had a two year residency at the Hamilton Hotel, and played at the ''Sweetwaters'' festival in 1983. The ''Sweetwaters'' performance was initially delayed for an hour by a power failure, after which they played in gusty conditions. ''Ian Jefferies'' went on to join [[the Politicians]] and ''Bernards'' and ''Bell'' formed Knightshade. | + | The band released two singles and an album, had a two year residency at the Hamilton Hotel, and played at the ''Sweetwaters'' festival in 1983. The ''Sweetwaters'' performance was initially delayed for an hour by a power failure, after which they played in gusty conditions. ''Ian Jefferies'' went on to join [[the Politicians]] and ''Bernards'' and ''Bell'' formed [[Knightshade]]. |
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
| − | [[Street Fighters]] single, 1983 <br> | + | *[[Street Fighters]] single, 1983 <br> |
| − | [[One Foot over the Line]] single, 1983 <br> | + | *[[One Foot over the Line]] single, 1983 <br> |
| − | [[Outrageous Boys]] album, 1987 <br> | + | *[[Outrageous Boys]] album, 1987 <br> |
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| + | *''Streetfighter'' and ''What You Know'' appear on the 2015 compilation [[Hamiltune - Rockin' the Tron in the 80's]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | [ | + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j36UzMfSEK4 Street Fighters video, ''Youtube''] |
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[[category:bands]] | [[category:bands]] | ||
{{Band-Stub}} | {{Band-Stub}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:14, 27 May 2019
The Bronx were a Hamilton rock group from the early 1980s, initially featuring Ian Jeffries (guitar, keyboards), Robert Smith (guitar, vocals), Jon Bell (bass) and Chris Paraha (drums). They started in 1979 as Young Lust with this lineup, and played one concert at Hamilton Lake, and a number at Hillcrest Tavern and Maceys, but changed it to The Bronx in 1981. Later, the lineup evolved into Jeffries, Bell, Rik Bernards (guitar, piano, vocals) and Jeff Lethberg (drums).
The band released two singles and an album, had a two year residency at the Hamilton Hotel, and played at the Sweetwaters festival in 1983. The Sweetwaters performance was initially delayed for an hour by a power failure, after which they played in gusty conditions. Ian Jefferies went on to join the Politicians and Bernards and Bell formed Knightshade.
Releases[edit]
- Street Fighters single, 1983
- One Foot over the Line single, 1983
- Outrageous Boys album, 1987
- Streetfighter and What You Know appear on the 2015 compilation Hamiltune - Rockin' the Tron in the 80's
