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Paul Denver
Paul Denver formed in London with Paul Denver on vocals, James Carter on guitar, William Hayes on bass, and Matthew Jones on drums. Their debut album 'Rain...
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Paul Denver formed in London with Paul Denver on vocals, James Carter on guitar, William Hayes on bass, and Matthew Jones on drums. Their debut album 'Rain and Memories' came out in 2005, and the title track became their most recognizable song.
In 2009, guitarist James Carter was arrested for drug possession, which brought some unwanted attention to the band. Paul Denver publicly supported Carter through that period.
The band's catalog includes that debut album and a few other releases, though the existing information about their later work is incomplete. 'Rain and Memories' remains the song people know them for.
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