Flashguns
Flashguns were a British band from Newcastle upon Tyne that came up in the 1980s. They had a song called "Bells at Midnight" that got some attention around...
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Flashguns were a British band from Newcastle upon Tyne that came up in the 1980s. They had a song called "Bells at Midnight" that got some attention around 1986. The group included James Crosby on vocals, Jimmy Glenn on guitar, Tom Wright on bass, and Mike Robinson on drums.
Their music had an atmospheric quality, with Crosby's vocals and Glenn's guitar work creating what some described as an ethereal sound. Beyond "Bells at Midnight," they recorded other songs like "Good Witch Bad Witch," "House of Flowers," "Humans," and "Locarno."
They were part of that particular moment in British pop, though they never became a household name. The details about their career after that initial period are less documented.
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