The "Real" Rhtyhm Bandits
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Introducing the "Real" Rhythm Bandits
Forged at a pub on the borders, Tempered by beer and tabs, Honed by years in the wilderness and with guidance from god himself I give you the "Original" Rhythm Bandits. Taking R&B to new heights, darker places and more boozers than you can shake a stick at, these lads scare the living daylights out of just about anything that moves and some things that don't. Rumored to be the hardest R&B band on the planet, afraid of nothing and sometimes uncontrollably sober they stalk the streets of England looking for a venue to release thier twangs on the poor unsuspecting public converting them to R&B for life. Seduced by the dark side of R&B the bandits produce music like this; check it out on http://WWW.Rb633.freeserve.co.uk/roxetteMP3s.html

Bad Bob Bates
Born on a wild December night on the banks of the river Tyne, Bad Bob put his bare knuckle fighting days behind him to dedicate himself to Gibson guitars. His Addiction continues.
Rory Typhoon
Noted for his style, finesse, charm and his incredible ability to negotiate a lock in under any circumstances and wearing outrageous costumes during live performances.
Whalebone Pete
Plays the Bass like it was a road drill and singing like a canary on burbon that smokes 40 a day.Usually the last Bandit on stage (One more pint lads) and the last one off (I'll do "Hey Joe" on my own Hic!)
Brad Dolphin
A real Jet setter, often seen on speed boats between heavy drinking sessions. Raised by a pack of stray dogs in Dussledorf Brad is gradually being introduced to the world of humans by the patient efforts of Rory Typhoon.