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12. Juni 2024 · The group consisted of Tom Verlaine, Richard Lloyd, Fred Smith, and Billy Ficca. Verlaine was the group’s brooding, artsy lead singer and primary songwriter while Lloyd reinvented what a lead guitarist could be in the post-Beck/Clapton/Page rock guitar god era.
- Steve Matteo
21. Juni 2024 · Billy Ficca played drums on this band's seminal album "Marquee Moon" (1977). He's since been a constant in the line-up, as well as working with fellow-member Tom Verlaine, and former member Richard Hell. What's the name of this New York City band?
6. Juni 2024 · Instead, it’s intended as a non-vocal small group situation that features Patrick A. Derivaz on bass and his Television bandmate Billy Ficca on drums. For one track, “Harley Quinn,” Patti Smith alumnus Jay Dee Daugherty plays drums and another Television bandmate Fred Smith, plays bass.
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5. Juni 2024 · This week on The What Podcast, Television's Richard Lloyd joins the crew to dive into the band's seminal release, Marquee Moon. Listen to the art-punk legend's insights here, or watch via YouTube. Lloyd tells stories of writing and recording Marquee Moon, including why drummer Billy Ficca appears orange on the cover art. Read More
13. Juni 2024 · So here you go, Marquee Moon performed live onstage by Tom Verlaine, Richard Lloyd, Billy Ficca and Fred Smith, 1976-77. Most of the album’s eight songs became standard inclusions in Television’s sets, with the exception of “Torn Curtain” (which they rarely played after the album was released) and “Guiding Light” (which ...
4. Juni 2024 · Special guests throughout include Jeff Buckley, Alan Vega (Suicide), David Johansen (New York Dolls), Jerry Harrison (Talking Heads), Ernie Brooks (Modern Lovers), Billy Ficca (Television), Nona Hendryx (Labelle), avant-legend Mary Margaret O’Hara, GRAMMY® Award-winning Cuban dance heroes Los Van Van, UK dub master Adrian Sherwood ...
9. Juni 2024 · His first album Time leaves you behind was recorded during his time in New York, and the latest album Hotel Continental was followed by gigs there with Billy Ficca (Television) and Jason Victor (Dream Syndicate) joining the band.
