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Dark wrote: I hope he releases some new stuff, and maybe some old stuff too (those fabled vids of Celebrate/DTTW maybe?)

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Swinnow wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 10:38 Wolfy used to live next door to my mate Nev in sunny Farsley on the Leeds outskirts.

Swinnow wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 10:38 Wolfy used to live next door to my mate Nev in sunny Farsley on the Leeds outskirts.

Quiff Boy wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 11:34 Hah.

I used to live in Farsley, about 2 mins up the street from Choque Hosein and just across the park/Farsley Celtic ground from Wolfy.

I used to see Wolfy some mornings on the bus into Leeds, going to work. Lovely guy

Big up the LS28 massive!

Swinnow wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 14:04 Wolfy was closer to Farsley Town Street, up the hill from the Constitutional Club referred to in the article posted by mh.

Swinnow wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 14:04 Farsley FC have dropped the Celtic btw.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 02:57

seen here on the left with Dave Wolfenden of Red Lorry Yellow Lorry (in the hat) and someone i dont know in the middle.

viper502 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2023, 20:12

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: ↑16 Nov 2020, 02:57

seen here on the left with Dave Wolfenden of Red Lorry Yellow Lorry (in the hat) and someone i dont know in the middle.

That's a great picture. I'm also wondering what Mr. Marx is doing currently.

Gary wrote:They’re a perfect fit for this project, they're even run by a bloke called Gary Marks.

Green Ginger Jive will be available as a 12-song vinyl LP with a limited edition 7” single free with the first 250 copies. It will also be available as an extended CD with bonus tracks.

Entry to Launch Party with any pre-order (Oct 5th)

Wrecking Ball Sounds is delighted to announce they will be releasing Green Ginger Jive, the latest album by Sisters of Mercy guitarist and co-founder Gary Marx, his first commercially available new material in over 15 years.

For this latest opus Marx slams the Batmobile into reverse and hurtles back to a time before The Sisters and Leeds ’79, before Punk.

‘This is the sequinned prequel to the story I’ve been asked to tell a thousand times.’

A Glam Jamboree is perhaps the best way to describe the album.

‘Green Ginger Jive is one long love letter to my youth growing up in Hull and East Yorkshire. It’s me dressing up and playing at being Mick Ronson. It’s the most fun I’ve ever had making a record, and I think it shows.’

The songs are all Marx originals, but he’s wearing his influences with pride. If you ever raced home to see Suzi Quatro on Top Of The Pops, or wrote Slade on your knuckles step right up.

He dragged a bunch of friends, (including Wayne Hussey, Miles Hunt, and John Robb among others) kicking and screaming to help out. ‘The first time I’ve recorded anything with Wayne since First And Last And Always.’

The songs leap out, one after another, hook-laden and instantly memorable.

‘I wanted to do something joyful, that wasn’t afraid of being silly…I wanted to be fourteen again - fifty years after the event, but who’s counting !?’

‘The first time I’ve recorded anything with Wayne since First And Last And Always.’