Coventry bands E

Coventry Bands E

THE EARTH c 1966. Another name for The Plague. According to Tadge (Allen Parsons, "We stole the bass player for The Motion from a band called Earth whose singer was the legend Pete Waterman."

EARTHQUAKES - c 1974. Managed by Sunshine Agency. From Derby but resident in Coventry. See entry for Mad Cat Molly in relation to their single..

EAST LIGHT c 1970 - Roger Williamson band.

EASTSIDE PROTECTION c 1967 Smith joined the Sorrows in Italy later in 1967. (Additional material from Bryan Fisher)

THE EBONIES c 1967

ECLIPSE Later called 20 Days. Played Bishop Ullathorn as Eclipse 79 / 80. See 20 Days

THE EDDY JAMES SOUND C 1973 and long before!

EDEN c 90's

EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND c 1967 - 1976

THE EDITORS

ED's KITCHEN

ELECTRIC CIRCUS According to Jim Pryal - this band were previously The Mild and later Pagan Sabbat - (They were unaware of Black Sabbath over in Birmingham at the time asthey weren't known then). Jim Pryal played drums for them.

ELECTRIC ORANGE c 90's

ELYSIUM

THE END

THE EKO FOUR (Tony Martin) c 1963 Reformed via Larry Page with additional members as The Pickwicks.

THE EGGY c 1968 - 1969

THE ELEGANT SET c 1967

THE ELEMENTS c 1964 - Beat group - Line up: John Underwood (guitar), Roger Williams (bass), Bob Watts (drums).Re-formed in August 1964 playing 'beats and ballads'.

ELF c1970

ELI c 1973

ELIAS c 1970 - 1971 '... progressive...' Played The Swan in Birmingham Monday 22nd Feb 1971 and the Walsgrave (Coventry) Tuesday 23rd Feb 1971. These were both "progressive" music venues organised by Henry’s Blueshouse and arranged by Friars Promotions.

ELIJAH'S PEOPLE c 1967 - 1968

EMF c 1979- 81 Mojo Tony Morgan's Ska band - Single Ante Bellum - EMF supported the likes of The Specials, Bad Manners, The Beat, and the Bodysnatchers.

ENDLESS KNOT c 90's

ENS

THE ESTABLISHMENT formerly The Stormbreakers from Nuneaton. Also Johnny Washington and the Establishment.

EUROPEAN SUN

EVEN FLOWERS KILL

EVIL WIND Johnny Harper

EVIL WINDOW

EYELESS IN GAZA

EYES OF BLUE Mid 70's Became Smackee