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Shed Seven are an English indie rock band from York. They formed in 1990 and originally comprised Rick Witter (vocals), Joe Johnson (guitar and keyboards, later replaced by Paul Banks), Tom Gladwin (bass) and Alan Leach (drums). They belonged to the post-Smiths wave of UK musicians such as the Sundays and Marion, with a sound relying heavily on complex guitar arpeggios in a minor or tonic key and wailing vocals. At the height of their popularity between 1994 and 1999 they had a number of top 40 singles and four top 20 albums in the UK. The band officially broke up in 2003, but announced their reformation for a greatest hits tour in mid 2007. Image File history File links Flag_of_England. ...
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Rick Witter (born on 11 November 1972, in York) is the former singer of York-based Britpop band, [[Shed Seven], one of the best bands the English isles have ever produced. ...
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Rick Witter (born on 11 November 1972, in York) is the former singer of York-based Britpop band, [[Shed Seven], one of the best bands the English isles have ever produced. ...
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Paul Banks, (born July 6,1973 in York, England) is a musician and songwriter who was lead guitarist with Britpop band Shed Seven from 1993 – 1999. ...
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The early years The band formed in 1990 from the ashes of Brockley Haven, a band featuring Witter, guitarist and songwriter Paul Banks and Gladwin, along with John Leach, brother of Alan Leach, and Magnus Thomson. Both Witter and Banks had also previously played together in a band named ENAM, performing to German exchange students in Banks's front room. Paul Banks, (born July 6,1973 in York, England) is a musician and songwriter who was lead guitarist with Britpop band Shed Seven from 1993 – 1999. ...
Prior to signing a six-album deal with Polydor Records in November 1993, guitarist Joe Johnson left the band and was replaced by Banks. The band twice entered the local Fibbers/Evening Press Battle Of The Bands competition, twice failing to win, whilst in September 1993 they were voted third best live act at London's Inner City Festival. 1920s vintage Polydor export label with its double-horn gramophone logo In 1954 Polydor Records introduced their distinctive orange label. ...
The band's name derived from their return trip to York. As they approached York railway station, they noticed a small shed on the sidings labelled "Shed 7". Witter said: "all my previous band names sounded like cheeses so I wanted something cool, simple and completely original". The approach to York station and the Royal York hotel York railway station is a main-line railway station in the historic city of York. ...
Their debut single, the double A-side "Mark/Casino Girl", was released on March 7th 1994, but failed to make the UK Top 40. The follow-up single, "Dolphin", released on June 13th 1994, peaked at number 28 with first week sales reaching 15,000, leading to Shed Seven's first Top of the Pops appearance on June 23rd 1994. “B-Sides†redirects here. ...
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Top of the Pops, also known as TOTP, was a long-running British music chart television programme, made and broadcast by the BBC. It was originally shown each week, mostly on BBC One, from 1 January 1964 to 30 July 2006. ...
Despite their third single release, "Speakeasy", entering the UK charts at number 24 and giving them their biggest hit to date, the first negative press reviews began to emerge. Writing for the UK music magazine NME in August 1994, John Mulvey believed that it represented: For other uses, see NME (disambiguation). ...
"Four clumsy blokes trying to come over all sensuous, fragile and complex. Ham-fisted, circling elaborations in a doomed search for a song."
Despite gaining a loyal and ever-growing following of fans, the band failed to receive much positive press attention in the UK; NME never featured Shed Seven on its cover, whilst the now defunct Melody Maker did so once. Melody Maker, published in the United Kingdom, was (until its closure) the worlds oldest weekly music newspaper. ...
("Speakeasy" was later to be re-written as an advertising jingle in 1999, for the mobile phone company The Link, with Witter later admitting regret at his re-recording and re-wording of the original. As a result, the song was omitted from Shed Seven setlists for a number of years, only making its live comeback as a stripped-down acoustic version on their "farewell" tour, in December 2003.) The Link logo The Link is a mobile phone retailer in the United Kingdom. ...
As well as enjoying popularity in both the UK and Australia, Shed Seven also found an audience in Thailand, where they managed to beat London-based pop act East 17 to the Christmas number 1 spot with their fourth single release, "Ocean Pie". This article is about the capital of England and the United Kingdom. ...
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Peak of success With five UK Top 40 entries in 1996, Shed Seven had more hit singles than any other act that year, the high point coming with the release of their seventh single, "Going For Gold", which entered the UK chart at number 8 on March 17th. A sold-out thirteen-date Autumn tour followed, including their debut appearance at the York Barbican Centre.
The definitive band line-up released 3 studio albums - Change Giver (1994), A Maximum High (1996; originally titled In Colour) and Let It Ride (1998) - along with a greatest hits compilation, Going For Gold (1999). The release of the latter was apparently forced upon the band by their record company, Polydor, after Let It Ride failed to match the album sales of its predecessor, which sold 250,000 copies in Britain alone. Change Giver is the debut album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1994. ...
A Maximum High is the second studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1996. ...
Let It Ride is the third studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1998. ...
Going For Gold is a greatest hits album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1999. ...
Despite the band's reservations about issuing such a compilation so soon in their career, the album featured brand new material in "Disco Down" and "High Hopes", both intended to be issued as singles. "Disco Down" went on to become the last Banks-era hit for the band, peaking at number 13, whilst "High Hopes" was sidelined by Polydor in favour of a proposed re-release of the previous single, "Going For Gold". However, the band refused to comply, leading to Shed Seven and Polydor Records parting company in late 1999.
Shed Seven mark II In December of the same year, Paul Banks left the band by mutual discontent, with Rick Witter citing "musical differences" for the split. Banks was replaced by original guitarist Joe Johnson, while part-time keyboardist Fraser Smith was also added to the permanent line-up.
The band signed a new contract with Artful Records, and in 2001 went on to release their fourth studio album, Truth Be Told, which spawned two further singles in "Cry For Help" and "Step Inside Your Love". Truth Be Told is the fourth studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2001. ...
Despite finding themselves a new deal, the band were continually dissatisfied with the lack of promotional support from their label, and frustrated by apparent mismanagement and delayed releases. This was highlighted by Artful's decision to change the band's "Step Inside Your Love" single release from a 2 CD chart-eligible format to a non-eligible 4-track EP, ending their chances of a 15th consecutive chart hit.
The band were further hindered by BBC Radio 1's refusal to playlist them in their post-Polydor days (despite DJ Chris Moyles being a long-time supporter of the band). BBC Radio 1 (commonly referred to as just Radio 1) is a British national radio station operated by the BBC, specialising in popular music and speech and is aimed primarily at the 14-29[1] age group. ...
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As a result, Shed Seven quit Artful Records in 2002.
Beginning of the end In 2003, Shed Seven found a new home at Taste Media, and soon returned to the charts in the form of their seventeenth single, "Why Can't I Be You?", released on May 5th and peaking at number 23. This proved to be their first and last single release for the label, as the band lost patience with Taste's refusal to release their fully recorded would-be fifth studio LP, slated for release in September 2003. With Taste demanding another big hit before they were willing to release a new Shed Seven album, the ready and complete LP was held back indefinitely. Taste Media is a record label and production company that has featured the bands Muse and Shed Seven. ...
As a consequence, the band announced their imminent split via the official Shed Seven website on 23rd November 2003. One further album release did, however, come of their time at Taste: their only official live album, Where Have You Been Tonight? Live, recorded at various destinations on tour in December 2002. Where Have You Been Tonight? Live is a live album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2003. ...
The band arranged a "farewell tour", accompanied by a statement noting that:
- "Although we feel that certain aspects of the music industry have put a strain on the recording side of things in recent years, the one thing that has remained consistent throughout has been the band’s love of performing live and the ability to please the fans by giving 100% every time. This is exactly what we plan to do at these last remaining shows, making a special effort to play what people want to hear."
The final tour was a sell-out success, with the the last gig played on 20th December 2003 at the Barbican Centre, in their hometown of York.
Shed Seven post-split
Album releases An alternative hits album, The Collection, which in large part featured album tracks and B-sides, surfaced in 2004. In 2005, after many requests from fans, the band eventually released an official post-split album, One Hand Clapping. The 'new' material, which would have comprised the band's fifth studio album, featured unreleased demos of songs that were submitted to, and refused by, Taste Media in 2003. The Collection is a compilation album (comprising several singles as well as b-sides and rareties) by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2004. ...
One Hand Clapping - The Unreleased Demos 2001-2003 is, as the title would suggest, a compilation album comprising demos recorded by the British band Shed Seven between the years 2001 and 2003. ...
The album was initially released in a strictly limited run of 1,000 copies, although a Japanese version of the album, complete with four extra acoustic tracks, enhanced sleeve notes and complete lyrics, surfaced in June 2006.
Band members Former lead singer Rick Witter began a solo career with Rick Witter & The Dukes in 2005. The band played several low-key gigs in Scotland as well as two sold-out shows in York shortly before Christmas of the same year, before embarking on a month-long tour in April and May of 2006. The Dukes' debut album, The Year Of The Rat, produced by both the band and Will Jackson (who has also worked with The Music and Embrace), was released on April 16th 2007. Rick Witter (born on 11 November 1972, in York) is the former singer of York-based Britpop band, [[Shed Seven], one of the best bands the English isles have ever produced. ...
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Alan Leach returned to York, where he teaches drums and runs "speedquizzing" in two of the city's bars. Tom Gladwin went on to join the Leeds-based pop/dance outfit The Clients with former members of The Dandys. In 2007 Tom Gladwin started a new band, people:in airports, with singer/songwriter and guitarist Paul Downes. For other uses, see Leeds (disambiguation) and Leeds City (disambiguation). ...
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After leaving Shed Seven, Paul Banks went on to form The Rising, a York-based band comprising of Banks (guitar/bass/keyboards), David McKellar, formerly of The 88's (vocals), Rob "Maxi" Maxfield, formerly of Audioweb/Ian Brown (drums/programming) and Stuart Fletcher, formerly of The Seahorses/Rick Witter & The Dukes (bass). Banks also returned to York to become both a freelance film-maker and music tutor, teaching guitar/bass and songwriting at his studio in Pocklington. Paul Banks, (born July 6,1973 in York, England) is a musician and songwriter who was lead guitarist with Britpop band Shed Seven from 1993 – 1999. ...
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Reunion tour On 5th July 2007, after widespread rumours, the band announced a greatest hits reunion tour of 14 UK venues for November and December 2007, starting in Scotland and culminating at London's Shepherds Bush Empire. The announcement was timed in order to allow their MySpace fans to buy tickets from 7th July (07.07.2007). The Shepherds Bush Empire (the first word is sometimes spelled Shepherds) is a music venue in Shepherds Bush, West London, England, run by the Academy Music Group. ...
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The reformed line up includes all original members, including both Joe Johnson and Paul Banks; Fraser Smith, however, does not appear to be involved in the reunion. This will be the first time Banks has appeared on stage with the band since 1999. The announcement also stated: "These plans do not affect the individual members’ projects which will continue as before. This includes Rick, who recently released a debut album with his new band The Dukes".
By mid July, several major venues had completely sold out and a further five concerts were announced, including two extra dates in London. The tour will now finish on 22nd December at Carling Academy Glasgow. Paul Banks commented: " None of us could have predicted the overwhelming response to the Shed Seven Reunion Tour. This has now turned into the biggest tour that the band has ever undertaken." Music venue in Glasgow. ...
In September 2007 Universal Music and Polydor Records announced the forthcoming release of a double CD featuring the best of Shed Seven’s BBC recordings. Unlike a "Greatest hits" package, the CD is an alternate take on the band’s career, and comprises some of the their biggest hits (including "Going For Gold", "Dolphins", "On Standby" and "Getting Better") alongside lesser-known album tracks and B-sides, all recorded between 1994-1997 at BBC’s Maida Vale studios or for its Live In Concert broadcasts. A greatest hits album (sometimes referred to as a best of album) is a compilation album of successful, previously released songs by a particular music artist or band. ...
Maida Vale is a road in north-west London, and a district surrounding it. ...
Scheduled for release on 15th October 2007, all tracks were hand picked by the band, with sleeve notes by Paul Banks. The artwork also features rare photos from the recording of the sessions at the BBC’s studios.
Discography
Singles/EPs - "Mark/Casino Girl" (March 1994) [reached #80 on UK singles chart]
- "Dolphin" (June 1994) [#28]
- "Speakeasy" (August 1994) [#24]
- "Ocean Pie" (October 1994) [#33]
- "Where Have You Been Tonight?" (May 1995) [#23]
- "Getting Better" (January 1996) [#14]
- "Going For Gold" (March 1996) [#8]
- "Bully Boy" (May 1996) [#22]
- "On Standby" (August 1996) [#12]
- "Chasing Rainbows" (November 1996) [#17]
- "She Left Me On Friday" (March 1998) [#11]
- "The Heroes" (May 1998) [#18]
- "Devil In Your Shoes" (August 1998) [#37]
- "Disco Down" (May 1999) [#13]
- "Cry For Help" (April 2001) [#30]
- Step Inside Your Love EP (November 2001)
- "Why Can't I Be You?" (May 2003) [#23]
She Left Me On Friday is the first single from the Shed Seven album Let It Ride. ...
Albums Change Giver is the debut album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1994. ...
A Maximum High is the second studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1996. ...
Let It Ride is the third studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1998. ...
Going For Gold is a greatest hits album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1999. ...
Truth Be Told is the fourth studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2001. ...
Where Have You Been Tonight? Live is a live album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2003. ...
The Collection is a compilation album (comprising several singles as well as b-sides and rareties) by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2004. ...
One Hand Clapping - The Unreleased Demos 2001-2003 is, as the title would suggest, a compilation album comprising of demos recorded by the British band Shed Seven between the years 2001 and 2003. ...
Live at the BBC is a compilation of sessions recorded at the BBC between 1994 and 1998 by the British band Shed Seven, released in 2007. ...
The Singles Collection is a compilation album by the British band Shed Seven between the years 1993 and 2003. ...
VHS - Stuffed (1997). Features all the Shed Seven promo videos up to the date of release, along with live footage of various album tracks and B-sides recorded at the Forum, London on December 16th 1996.
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DVD - See Youse At The Barras (2003). Features Shed Seven recorded live in concert at the Glasgow Barrowlands, Scotland on December 3rd 2002.
- Classic Shed Seven (2005). Released as part of the Universal Masters DVD Collection series, the disc contains the promo videos of 10 Shed Seven singles.
See Youse At The Barras is a music DVD released by Shed Seven on September 22, 2003 through Secret Films. ...
Trivia - The band were originally labelled by the NME as being New Wave of New Wave.
- Some old Brockley Haven tracks were reinvented in the form of 'new' Shed Seven songs, such as the Speakeasy B-side "Your Guess Is As Good As Mine", and the 1998 single release "She Left Me On Friday", which is known to be a variation of the Brockley Haven song "Sexy Legs!".
- Brockley Haven gained a notorious reputation on their local scene and, as such, were banned from playing in many of York's music venues.
- Shed Seven frontman Rick Witter has a long-running feud with Kula Shaker's Crispian Mills over an incident at the BRIT Awards in 1997.
- In Q magazine's 150 Greatest Rock Lists Ever special edition (July 2004), Alan Leach featured at number 9 on the "11 Rock Stars Who Have Suffered From Stage Fright" list.
- Change Giver was voted in at number 29 in NME's list of the 50 Best Albums of 1994, at number 38 in Melody Maker's "Top 40 Albums of 1994" list, and at number 48 in Select's "Top 50 Albums of 1994" list.
- A Maximum High was voted in at number 20 in Select's "Top 50 Albums of 1996" list, whilst "Chasing Rainbows" made number 21 in the magazine's "Top Singles" list of the same year.
- Shortly after Shed Seven split in 2003, The Killers enjoyed a series of UK hit singles that seemed to have been influenced by Shed Seven. Despite this, their singer Brandon Flowers claimed never to have heard of the band. (ref: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1736962/bio)
- In 1996, Rick Witter was named as "the coolest bloke in indie pop" in a special edition of Smash Hits entitled "Cool School". He had his photos taken alongide Louise Redknapp.
- In 1999, "Disco Down" was voted as the 19th best single of the year by the readers of Melody Maker.
- Oasis, The Bluetones, Ash, Supergrass, Dodgy, Cast, Longpigs, Mansun, Catatonia, Clint Boon Puressence and Stereophonics have all had support slots at Shed Seven gigs.
- Despite having supported Shed Seven at some early gigs,Oasis singer Liam Gallagher had a long-running feud with the band saying, "They're a fucking shit band and they've had too much press. They're just trying to be like The Smiths and that singer sounds like Bjork".
- According to Helen Love's song "Long Live The UK Music Scene", Shed Seven, along with Chris Evans, will save the UK music scene.
For other uses, see NME (disambiguation). ...
The New Wave of New Wave (NWONW) was a term coined by music journalists to describe a sub-genre of the British alternative rock scene in the early 90s. ...
Kula Shaker are an English multi-platinum selling psychedelic rock band who came to prominence during the Britpop era. ...
Crispian Mills (born January 18, 1973 as Crispian John David Boulting; also known as Dodge) is an English singer, songwriter, and guitarist. ...
The Brit Awards are the annual United Kingdom pop music awards founded by the British Phonographic Industry. ...
Q is a music magazine published monthly in the United Kingdom, with a circulation of 140,282 and a readership of 731,000. ...
Change Giver is the debut album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1994. ...
For other uses, see NME (disambiguation). ...
Melody Maker, published in the United Kingdom, was (until its closure) the worlds oldest weekly music newspaper. ...
Select was a UK music magazine of the 90s, particularly famous for its involvement in Britpop. ...
A Maximum High is the second studio album by the British band Shed Seven, released in 1996. ...
Select was a UK music magazine of the 90s, particularly famous for its involvement in Britpop. ...
The Killers are an American rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada, most famous for their hit singles Somebody Told Me, Mr. ...
Brandon Richard Flowers (born June 21, 1981) is the vocalist and keyboardist in the American band, The Killers. ...
The cover of a May 1981 edition of Smash Hits magazine Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, aimed at children and young teenagers, and originally published in the United Kingdom. ...
Louise Elizabeth Redknapp (née Nurding) (born November 4, 1974) is an English singer and television presenter, usually referred to by her first name alone. ...
Melody Maker, published in the United Kingdom, was (until its closure) the worlds oldest weekly music newspaper. ...
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The Longpigs were one of the more memorable bands who rose to fame on the fringe of Britpop in the 1990s, comprising Crispin Hunt (vocals), Richard Hawley (guitar), Simon Stafford (bass) and former Cabaret Voltaire member Dee Boyle (drums). ...
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// Helen Love are an indie band from Wales whose music is a combination of punk rock, bubblegum pop and disco dance music. ...
For other persons of the same name, see Christopher Evans. ...
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