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Robert "Bucket" Hingley is lead singer and guitarist for the ska band the Toasters. [1] Early life. Robert Hingley was born in Weymouth, Dorset in the United Kingdom in 1955.
Robert "Bucket" Hingley spricht es aus: "Wir sind gerade dabei, ein neues Album in zwei Blöcken aufzunehmen. Da gibt es schon eine neue Single. Im sonnigen Spanien, genauer gesagt, in Valencia, werden wir dann den zweiten Block aufnehmen. Der erste ist bereits im Kasten. Wir hoffen, im Oktober fertig zu sein. Wir machen das Stück für Stück.
Robert “Bucket” Hingley in 1981 gathered a group that in the ensuing years managed to break all the stereotypes and skepticisms about the possibilities of ska music and quickly break into the top rankings of the US music.
When Robert “Bucket” Hingley emigrated from England to America in the early ’80s, the 2 Tone ska craze had already peaked back home. But his love for the music had not, and in New York he managed to find a sufficient number of enthusiasts to form a band and eventually start his own record label.
16. Jan. 2015 · The band's only one consistent and remaining member is Robert "Bucket" Hingley. Two other originals have since passed away and the fourth is in a British monastery. So how does a band tour...
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Rob “Bucket” Hingley of the legendary “Toasters” drops by Lousekast in a special two part interview. Be sure to check this out as well the “Brew Ska Ska Festival”, The Supernova Ska Festival,...
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New interview with Robert “Bucket” Hingley of The Toasters. Oh man. I remember seeing The Toasters at The Clubhouse in Phoenix. During their final song Bucket's guitar stopped working. So he undoes the strap letting the guitar smash to the ground, grabs his drink, then walks offstage. Leaving the rest of the band awkwardly standing there.
