Talk:The Frank and Walters
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[edit] Removing "notability issues" tag
I'm gonna remove the notability tag here. The Frank and Walters meet WP:NMG as:
- they have had extensive coverage in the media - including interviews, reviews, etc with recognised music press such as Hot Press (magazine)[1], NME[2] and others.
- have charted several hits (EG: "After All" reached #11 UK Singles Chart)
- have released singles/albums on a recognised label: Setanta Records (which is a noted label and was home to Josh Ritter, Edwyn Collins, The Divine Comedy (band), etc.)
- have received decent TV coverage (appeared on Top of the Pops in the UK as well as myriad RTÉ coverage)
- etc (including being supported by Suede and Radiohead and having Noel Gallagher as a roadie at one point).
Guliolopez (talk) 11:33, 29 April 2008 (UTC)
