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Skid Row wurde schließlich 1973 in Irland reformiert, zunächst mit Shiels, Wilson, dem Sänger Eamonn Gibney (Ex-Alyce) und dem Gitarristen Ed Deane, später mit dem Keyboarder Kevin McAlea. Das Shiels/Deane/Wilson Line-Up veröffentlichte die Single Dublin City Angels / Slow Down.
Skid Row reformed in Ireland in 1973, initially with Shiels, Wilson, singer Eamonn Gibney (ex-Alyce) and guitarist Ed Deane, later adding keyboard player Kevin McAlea. Gibney would later join Colm Wilkinson and Helen Jordan to sing as The Dajacs at the 1980 Irish final for the Eurovision Song Contest placing 7th.
Eamonn Gibney From: Dublin Active: 60s/80s. Bio: Singer Eamonn Gibney's (RIP) career includes Purple Pussycat (1968-69), The Arrows (circa 1969), Alice (1970-71) who became Brogue (1971-72), Skid Row (1973-75), Gibney & Donovan Band (on and off in the late 70s) and The Allies (late 1980s). He also released solo material.
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Purple Pussycat. From: Dublin. Active: circa 1968-1970; 1973. Style: Original Lineup: Lineup: Eamonn Gibney - vocals. Gerry O'Donovan - vocals, guitar. Dave Murphy (#1) - lead guitar, organ.
It also mentioned that Eamonn Gibney had joined the band, so we know their stint in England did not last long. In the December 12, 1974 issue of Spotlight it was announced that the "original" Skid Row (Shiels, Moore and Bridgeman) would be reuniting for a series of gigs.
