Steve Firth

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Steve Firth
Born	(1965-02-02) 2 February 1965
Genres	Rock, Britpop
Occupations	Bass Player, guitarist
Instruments	Bass guitar

Steve Firth (born 2 February 1965) is the bass player for the English band Embrace.^[1]

He studied art at Liverpool University, and also completed a psychology degree.

He replaced original bass player J Senior in 1995.

He claims that he only found out about Embrace by chance, as he was looking in the music adverts section of a local paper as an old habit and had temporarily given up due to several failures in bands and now having a wife and full-time job, and was actually looking for a new suit as his cat had destroyed his best one.

In spite of his band's recent affiliation with football, he is believed to be the only member of the band who is largely interested, and supports Leeds United.

References

↑ "Team Tips for boss Sven". The Sun. 21 April 2006. Retrieved 18 January 2011.

External links

official Site

v t e Embrace

Danny McNamara Richard McNamara Steve Firth Mike Heaton Mickey Dale

Studio albums	The Good Will Out Drawn from Memory If You've Never Been Out of Nothing This New Day Embrace

EPs	Fireworks One Big Family All You Good Good People Come Back to What You Know The Good Will Out The Abbey Road Sessions Refugees

DVDs	Fireworks: The Singles 1997-2002 Embrace - A Glorious Day Live in Leeds (2005) SG 14 Live In Majorca

Compilations	Fireworks: The Singles 1997-2002 Dry Kids: B-Sides 1997-2005

Singles	"All You Good Good People" "My Weakness Is None of Your Business" "Hooligan" "You're Not Alone" "Save Me" "I Wouldn't Wanna Happen to You" "Wonder" "Make It Last" "Gravity" "Ashes" "Looking As You Are" "A Glorious Day" "Nature's Law" "World At Your Feet" "Target" " I Can't Come Down" "Refugees" "Acoustic"

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Name	Firth, Steve
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Short description	British musician
Date of birth	2 February 1965
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