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Five Blank Pages
Five Blank Pages formed in London in 1969. Their song "Five Blank Pages" became their debut single, and they released an album with the same title. The...
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Five Blank Pages formed in London in 1969. Their song "Five Blank Pages" became their debut single, and they released an album with the same title. The original lineup included John Johnson on vocals, Mary Carter on guitar, Robert Wilson on bass, Thomas Harris on drums, and Sarah Green on keyboards.
In 1972, bassist Robert Wilson died in an accident. The band continued after his death, bringing in a new bassist. Their music drew both praise and criticism for being unconventional.
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