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The Coachmen were a lower-Manhattan punk rock/no wave band that performed from early 1978 to their final gig at White Columns in August, 1980. The line-up included guitarists Thurston Moore and J. D. King, bassist Bob Pullin, and Danny Walworth on drums, who was replaced by Dave Keay (ex-Harry Toledo). Briefly, Mary Lemley was vocalist.
However, the financial benefit from this never left New York while the Band toured incessantly--with and without other Super K bands. In September of 1968, Watson left PML, followed soon after by Elia and then Kotera. The last two founding members of The Coachmen--Jeff Travis and Craig Perkins--dissolved PML in April of 1969.
The Coachmen were a short-lived new wave band from New York City whose legacy lies entirely in the fact that this is the band which got Thurston Moore into the belly of the NYC punk...
4. Okt. 2017 · Like all bands, there were some personnel changes, but the classic line-up of The Coachmen (also known as the New Coachmen) was: Jon Asher, Robyn Sleeth, Tom Cain, Terry Walters and a kid you may have heard a little bit about through the years, Dan Fogelberg.
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The Coachmen were a lower-Manhattan punk rock / no wave band that performed from early 1978 to their final gig at White Columns in August, 1980. The line-up included guitarists Thurston Moore and J. D. King, bassist Bob Pullin, and Danny Walworth on drums, who was replaced by Dave Keay (ex-Harry Toledo). Briefly, Mary Lemley was vocalist.
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