Bundock

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Bundock was a band from Québec that achieved brief national fame in Canada during the 1980s. First formed in 1979, the band eventually moved to Montréal in 1983 and soon began writing songs in English. They scored a minor hit in Canada with the folksy, orchestral-tinged "American Singer," a tribute to Jim Morrison.

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[edit] Members

  • Singer Pierre Bundock, guitarist Dominique Lanois, bassist Marc Gendron, drummer Alain Roussel. Alain Roussel is now a teacher in a High school in Verdun,Montreal.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

  • American Singer [purple vinyl 7"] (Alert) – 1987
  • Le Corbeau/Come On Baby Tonight [12"] (Alert) – 1987
  • Tight For Time (Alert) – 1988
  • Never Trust (Alert) – 1988

[edit] Albums

  • Mauve (Alert) – 1986
  • Societe Anonyme (Alert) – 1988

[edit] Videos

  • American Singer – 1987
  • Le Corbeau – 1987
  • Tight For Time – 1988


[edit] Sources

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