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When the self-titled Dirty Strangers debut album was released in 1987 it featured guest appearances from Rolling Stones Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, as well as contributions by Mickey Gallagher of Ian Dury And The Blockheads. Also featured were stunningly soulful vocals by Angie Brown – who would tour with the band and later see top 10 action as a member of dance legends Bizarre Inc and ...
30. Aug. 2016 · Features. Classic Rock. The Dirty Strangers: Fast times, famous friends and filthy rock'n'roll. By Kris Needs. ( Classic Rock ) published 30 August 2016. He’s toked with Bob Marley, played with Bobby Keys and partied with Keith Richards, but Alan Clayton’s new record with his band the Dirty Strangers is all his own brew. (Image credit: Getty)
14. Nov. 2022 · Keith Richards co-write featured on critically acclaimed album, West 12 To Wittering.the Dirty Strangers - She's a Real Botticelli
A1. Thrill Of The Thrill. Backing Vocals – Angie Brown. Bass – Ray King (6) Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Mark Harrison. Guitar – John Rollason, Keith Richards, Paul Fox. Keyboards – Patrick "Scotty" Mulvey *. Vocals, Written-By – Alan Clayton (2) Backing Vocals – Angie Brown.
the Dirty Strangers - Saturday NightA #KeithRichards co-write.. You'll have to wait for the story ;)Featured on the #BurnTheBubble album. Digitally released ...
13. Aug. 2017 · So in America Stash added a sticker on the cover of the album saying “The Dirty Strangers featuring Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood” And Keith was just about to release his solo album exclusive, and so our album got banned in America. And I understand why it wasn’t smart how they advertised it in America. So everyone just fucking used his name as if it was an advertising tool.
2. Aug. 2016 · Shepherd’s Bush rockers the Dirty Strangers had only been playing pubs and clubs in the early 80s when they found themselves joined in the studio by Keith Richards, then Ronnie Wood. The Stones link came through the enduring friendship between Richards and singer-guitarist Alan Clayton, resulting in 1987’s self-titled debut album.
