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Evan Johns & His H-Bombs
Evan Johns & His H-Bombs came out of the early 1980s underground with a sound that was loud, messy, and didn't care what you thought. They had a song called...
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Evan Johns & His H-Bombs came out of the early 1980s underground with a sound that was loud, messy, and didn't care what you thought. They had a song called "Too Drunk To Fuck" that got them noticed, for better or worse. It was the kind of thing that made some people cheer and others try to get shows shut down.
They put out records like 'Ain't Nothin' But a Nothin'' in 1982 and 'Too Drunk To Fuck' the next year. The band was Evan Johns on vocals and guitar, Keith Wesson on bass, and Rick Shaw on drums. They played a mix of punk and rockabilly with a sense of humor that wasn't for everyone.
Their live shows at places like CBGB were known for being chaotic. The whole thing felt less like a calculated career move and more like a burst of noise that happened for a few years in the early-to-mid eighties.
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