Difference between revisions of "Step Chant Unit"
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| − | 1980's rock group featuring [[Zed Brookes]] (bass, vocals), [[Neville Sergent]] (drums, percussion), [[Sue Toms]] (keyboards) and [[Brian Brighting]] (guitar, vocals). They released a 12" record in 1985 titled [[Painting Pictures]] | + | ''Step Chant Unit'' were a 1980's rock group featuring [[Zed Brookes]] (bass, vocals), [[Neville Sergent]] (drums, percussion), [[Sue Toms]] (keyboards) and [[Brian Brighting]] (guitar, vocals). They released a cassette titled [[I.C. Dream]] in 1983, and a 12" record in 1985 titled [[Painting Pictures]]. They had the track ''Doesn’t time fly'' included on the [[Just Teasing V1]] compilation, and another on the 1985 Jayrem compilation [[Package to Sell]]. <br> |
''Painting Pictures'' spent three weeks in the New Zealand charts, peaking at number 34. The song also charted on [[Radio Contact]]'s [[Alternative Top 11]]. The band supported Dunedin's ''The Stones'' at the [[Hillcrest Tavern]] on June 1983. | ''Painting Pictures'' spent three weeks in the New Zealand charts, peaking at number 34. The song also charted on [[Radio Contact]]'s [[Alternative Top 11]]. The band supported Dunedin's ''The Stones'' at the [[Hillcrest Tavern]] on June 1983. | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 30 September 2006
Step Chant Unit were a 1980's rock group featuring Zed Brookes (bass, vocals), Neville Sergent (drums, percussion), Sue Toms (keyboards) and Brian Brighting (guitar, vocals). They released a cassette titled I.C. Dream in 1983, and a 12" record in 1985 titled Painting Pictures. They had the track Doesn’t time fly included on the Just Teasing V1 compilation, and another on the 1985 Jayrem compilation Package to Sell.
Painting Pictures spent three weeks in the New Zealand charts, peaking at number 34. The song also charted on Radio Contact's Alternative Top 11. The band supported Dunedin's The Stones at the Hillcrest Tavern on June 1983.
