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The Muckys Alternative Rock Indie Rock 2004

Performer: The Muckys
Title: Sauce Covered Johnson
Style: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock
Released: 2004
MP3 album: 1466 mb
FLAC album: 1963 mb
Rating: 4.5
Other formats: AA RA MMF AUD MOD XM VOX
Genre: Rock

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Tracklist

A	Sauce Covered Johnson	2:41
B	Sharing Belinda

Credits

Written-By – A. Chamberlain*, M. Fawcett*

Notes

No pic sleeve that I know of.

Comments: (1)

Lucam

'Round about 1998 there was a band in Brighton called Things To Do For Boys who were basically two guys - Mike Fawcett and L'il Ted (can't remember his full name - but he would be A. Chamberlain). By about 1999 or 2000 Things To Do For Boys renamed themselves The Muckys and had (at least) one really good song - Sauce Covered Johnson. At the same time there was a guy called Will who promoted various gigs at the Free Butt and The Albert in Brighton. He also had a Mexican-themed shop in Sydney Street and drummed in Wreckless Eric's band.Under Will's shop there was a big cellar that Eric used to record in and one night a load of us crammed in there with The Muckys and recorded this version of Sauce Covered Johnson. I am on backing vocals.The track subsequently appeared on a local CD comp put out by Phil Nelson, the Levellers manager, called 'Living la Vida Local'.This 7" was put out by a guy called Matthew Trott. He issued it at the same time as the Fuck U Planet Earth single (which has possibly the worst label design of any single ever made, rendering both band name and song titles virtually unreadable). I think he pressed about 500 of each, gave a few away and then hid the rest under his bed. (He did the same with a 14 Iced Bears/Crocodile Ride single he put out (or nearly put out) in the 1980s).The Muckys played some gigs now and then in the early/mid 2000s (I saw them support The Fall at the Concorde around 2005).Sadly Mike Fawcett, who was a teacher at Blatchington Mill school in his day job, died very suddenly in 2009.As for The Free Butt - this small but popular venue was in an area of Brighton that was gentrified. It lost its music license as the incoming residents didn't like the noise (they knew that they were moving near to a lively pub but moved in anyway).Without the trade from the gig crowd the pub went out of business in the mid/late 2000s and the building is now derelict. Another Brighton success story.

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