The Almighty (band)
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The Almighty are a rock band, known for such songs as "Free 'N' Easy". They are from Glasgow in Scotland and formed in 1988.
Most of the musicians came from a punk background, with Ricky Warwick from New Model Army. They disbanded in 1996, reformed in 2000 for a self-titled album replacing guitarist Pete Friesen (of Alice Cooper) with Nick Parsons. A second album shortly followed, Psycho-Narco, with a new bass player Gav Gray who replaced long time bassist Floyd London. The band soon disbanded again with vocalist Ricky Warwick pursuing a solo career.
The classic lineup reformed for benefit shows in January 2006 and are again reforming for appearances at the 2006 Bulldog Bash and for 5 more shows at the end of December 2006.
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[edit] Lineup
[edit] Members
- Ricky Warwick (1989-2001, 2006) - vocals and guitar
- Stump Monroe (1989-2001, 2006) - drums
- Floyd London (1989-2000, 2006) - bass guitar
- Pete Friesen (1991-1996, 2006) - guitar
[edit] Past members
- Tantrum (1989-1991) - guitar
- Nick Parsons (2000-2001) - guitar
- Gav Gray (2001) - bass guitar
[edit] Albums
- Blood, Fire and Love (1989)
- Blood, Fire and Live (1990)
- Soul Destruction (1991)
- Powertrippin' (1993)
- Crank (1994)
- Just Add Life (1996)
- The Almighty (2000)
- Psycho-Narco (2001)
- Wild and Wonderful – Compilation (2002)
- Anth'f**ing'ology – Compilation (2007)
[edit] External links
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