We will be playing support to that original 'ed case Ed Tenpole of Tenpole Tudor/Sex Pistols fame at Toms 23rd June. Ed does a set of new and old material plus spoken word pieces about his life, the old days, punk in the 70's etc. Tickets priced £5 (available from us or Darren at Toms)
......WITH THE SWORDS OF A THOUSAND MEN !!!!!! classic
Last edited by geeky; 1st June 2006 at 08:50 PM.
ED TENPOLE @ TOM'S FRIDAY 23RD JUNE 2006
RADA Trained Edward Tudor Pole briefly joined the Sex Pistols in 1978 after the departure of 'Johnny (Rotten) Lydon', surviving with the band for four or five rehearsals in the Pistols den & practice room on Denmark St, but in the short association he had with the band still managed to help produce some memorable moments, most notably his performance in the film 'The Great Rock & Roll Swindle', adding his own distinctive vocals on the title track, as well as the crazy 'Who Killed Bambi', & beefed up version of Bill Haleys 'Rock Around The Clock' . Then Sid Vicious moved to New York, leaving Ed to move on to front his own band 'Tenpole Tudor, with whom he had U.K chart hits with "Wunderbar", "Throwing my baby out with the bathwater" and the classic "Swords of a thousand men".
These day's he's probably best known for his appearances on Channel 4's "The Crystal Maze" and "Tops of the Pops!" Ed has appeared in numerous films and plays, including the "Rocky Horror Show", "White Hunter Black Heart" with Clint Eastwood and more recently as Mr Borgin in "Harry Potter 2" and "The life & death of Peter Sellers", in which he played the part of Spike Milligan.
His recent re-awakening to the live music scene has seen some classic performances, especially alongside the 'Sex Pistols Experience' tribute show, and his 'one-man acoustic show' has to be seen to be believed. Ageing punks & new fans attracted by his T.V & film roles are treated to a mix of punk, country, and pure rock 'n' roll. Each of his catchy tunes pays tribute to a variety of stars. His new material blending in with the classic punk anthems & his 80's chart singles.
Tickets £5 advance.
Availabe online NOW from www.sanctuarymusicvenue.com.
Available from the venue from Tuesday 6th June.
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ha im a twat
me and doz want tickets nick! save us some and we'll give u the cash laters
we were brought up on a fairy tale we were told that everything would be ok, we were told that we could be happy - well what a load of bollocks that was!
great. tell Doz to ring me and ill drop em down to HeatWise. Aint had em yet tho.
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