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| − | ''Paul Martin'' was a host of the hard rock/heavy metal show ''Axe Attack'' on [[Contact 89FM]] from early 1987, before moving the show to [[Rock 93 FM]] in 1992. He was guitarist for [[Fury]] in the late 1980's, [[Blackjack]] and [[Knightshade]] in the early 1990's, and has done so for [[World War Four]] (also vocals) since the late 1990's. Inbetween, he released a solo mini-album titled [[Nightfall]], and had a track of the same name on [[HUM Sampler 92]]. | + | ''Paul Martin'' was a host of the hard rock/heavy metal show ''Axe Attack'' on [[Contact 89FM]] from early 1987, before moving the show to [[Rock 93 FM]] in 1992. He was guitarist for [[Fury]] in the late 1980's, [[Blackjack]] and [[Knightshade]] in the early 1990's, and has done so for [[World War Four]] (also vocals) since the late 1990's. Inbetween, he released a solo mini-album titled [[Nightfall]], and had a track of the same name on [[HUM Sampler 92]]. He owned the Heavy Metal bar [[6ft Under]] between 1994 and 1996. |
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Revision as of 12:51, 24 October 2007
Paul Martin was a host of the hard rock/heavy metal show Axe Attack on Contact 89FM from early 1987, before moving the show to Rock 93 FM in 1992. He was guitarist for Fury in the late 1980's, Blackjack and Knightshade in the early 1990's, and has done so for World War Four (also vocals) since the late 1990's. Inbetween, he released a solo mini-album titled Nightfall, and had a track of the same name on HUM Sampler 92. He owned the Heavy Metal bar 6ft Under between 1994 and 1996.
