The Bank Robbers
The Bank Robbers came out of London in the 1980s with a sound that got them noticed and criticized in equal measure. Their song 'All Is Not Fair In Love And...
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The Bank Robbers came out of London in the 1980s with a sound that got them noticed and criticized in equal measure. Their song 'All Is Not Fair In Love And War' became a hit, but it also drew accusations of misogyny and violence from some critics and moral campaigners. The band leaned into that rebellious reputation rather than backing away from it.
They had Johnny Raz on vocals and guitar, Terry "T-Bone" Stone on bass, and Jimmy "The Saint" Sullivan on drums. Other songs like 'Crossing Hulses' and 'Four Leaf Clover' kept their sound in circulation even as lineup changes and personal issues made things difficult behind the scenes. They managed to keep recording and playing shows through it all, maintaining a loyal audience who connected with their confrontational stance.
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