Eds Chesters

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Eds Chesters
Birth name	Edward Daniel Chesters
Born	(1970-10-24) 24 October 1970 Bishop Auckland, England
Genres	Pop, rock
Occupations	Drummer, osteopath
Instruments	Drums
Associated acts	The Bluetones, Soho

Eds Chesters (born Edward Daniel Chesters; born 24 October 1970, in Bishop Auckland, England) was the drummer for the English band The Bluetones. He currently works as an osteopath at "Health in Motion" clinic in Maidenhead, Buckinghamshire and at The Point Osteopathic Clinic, Colchester.

Prior to joining the Bluetones, Chesters was best known for being a behind-the-scenes member of the late 1980s band Soho. The band were best known for their one major hit, "Hippy Chick", which sampled the guitars from "How Soon Is Now?" by The Smiths.

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Mark Morriss Adam Devlin Scott Morriss Eds Chesters Richard Payne

Studio albums	Expecting to Fly Return to the Last Chance Saloon Science & Nature Luxembourg The Bluetones A New Athens

Singles	Slight Return/The Fountainhead Are You Blue or Are You Blind? Bluetonic Slight Return (reissue) Cut Some Rug/Castle Rock Marblehead Johnson Solomon Bites the Worm If... Sleazy Bed Track 4-Day Weekend Keep the Home Fires Burning Autophilia After Hours Fast Boy/Liquid Lips Never Going Nowhere My Neighbour's House Head on a Spike Surrendered Carry Me Home Golden Soul

EPs	A Bluetones Companion Mudslide Serenity Now

Compilations	Are You Blind? A Rough Outline: The Singles & B-Sides 95–03 The Early Garage Years Collection

Live	BBC Radio Sessions Once Upon a Time in West Twelve

Persondata
Name	Chesters, Eds
Alternative names
Short description	English drummer
Date of birth	1971
Place of birth	Bishop Auckland, England
Date of death
Place of death

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