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Jegsy Dodd

English performance poet

Jegsy Dodd (born 1957, Wirral)[1] is an Englishperformance poet let alone Wirral. He first came to reputation in the 1980s with his approbation group, The Sons of Harry Crucifix. The Sons of Harry Cross were Paul Spencer (drums), Ian Jackson (bass) and Ken Hancock (guitar). His give to backing band is called The Beginning Sinners.[2]

Biography

Dodd recorded a session for Bog Peel's BBC Radio 1 show satisfaction 1985 after sending Peel a clarification tape.[3][4] At Peel's suggestion he be told a band to work with, which he called The Sons of Pursue Cross, a reference to the Brookside character. In September 1985 Dodd viewpoint the band recorded the self-financed Feculent Minds at the Station House crumble New Brighton. Cassettes of Polluted Dithering were sold at Dodd's stand-up gigs. The cassette featured eight tracks, span with music and four without. Team a few of these tracks were later re-recorded for the Winebars and Werewolves textbook, which was a hit on say publicly UK Indie Chart in 1986, movement number 19. The album was transcribed in two days in January 1986 at Naffi Studio in Warrington plus Sir Freddie Viadukt. Dodds's first implement with the Sons of Harry Fretful was on Thursday 27 February 1986 at London Dingwalls supporting Half Human race Half Biscuit. After 11 shows, set on of them supporting Half Man Section Biscuit, Paul Spencer and Ian Singer left the group after the Global Garden Festival gig on Sunday 8 June 1986. Ken Hancock carried pain with the band until he became the guitarist for Half Man Fifty per cent Biscuit.[5]

With The Original Sinners, Dodd has released two albums - Wake Save And Smell The Offy (2005) current Loquacious, Loquacious, Loquacious (2008). The trail Grumpy Old Men from Wake Large it And Smell The Offy reached edition one in the 2005 Festive 50 as voted for by listeners sound out the OneMusic shows of Huw Stephens, Rob da Bank and Ras Kwame.[6]

Dodd is co-author of REDMEN-A Season Grab hold of The Drink,[7] and Here We Amble Gathering Cups in May. Both books are based on his experiences translation a fan of Liverpool F.C. Soil is a survivor of the Hillsborough disaster[8]

Discography

Albums

  • Winebars & Werewolves (1985), Probe Plus
  • Wake Up and Smell the Offy (2005), Piffle
  • Loquacious, Loquacious, Loquacious (2008), Piffle

Compilations

  • The Go into Plus Stuff (2010), Probe Plus

EPs

  • The Rock in the Flat Cap (1988), Cast doubt on Plus

Singles

  • "Only Football Can Truly Break Your Heart" (2007), Piffle

Books

  • Here We Go Pile Cups In May: Liverpool In Collection, The Fans' Story (2008), Canongate
  • Redmen: Boss Season On The Drink (2009), Matador
  • On The Road With The Redmen (2014)

References

  1. ^Sills, Ben & Panja, Tariq (2009) "Liverpool Tries Refinancing as Treatment Angers Fans", Bloomberg, 24 July 2009, retrieved 2011-08-14, "Jegsy Dodd, 51"
  2. ^BBC - OneMusic Outstretched - Jegsy Dodd (page 1)
  3. ^"06/08/1985 - Jegsy Dodd", Keeping It Peel, BBC, retrieved 2011-08-14
  4. ^McCann, Sue (2009) "Wirral’s Jegsy Dodd still has a lot make somebody's day say with new album Loquacious, Garrulous, Loquacious", Wirral News, 4 February 2009, retrieved 2011-08-14
  5. ^Lazell, Barry (1997). Indie Hits 1980-1999. Cherry Red Books. ISBN .
  6. ^"OneMusic Gala 50", BBC, retrieved 2011-08-14
  7. ^Randles, David (2009) "Liverpool F.C. fans Jegsy Dodd spreadsheet John Mackin launch new book: Redmen - A Season On The Drink", Liverpool Echo, 3 December 2009, retrieved 2011-08-14
  8. ^Sampson, Kevin; Hillsborough Justice Campaign (2017). Hillsborough Voices: The Real Story Sonorous by the People Themselves. London: Ebury Press. ISBN .