Stackridge
Designer: Andy Murray
Stackridge
November 29, 1974
Size: 64cm x 45cm
Original print: 1-colour screen print on coloured stock.
Reproduction: 1-colour inkjet on coloured stock.
Paper: 300 gsm Trophee Intensive Yellow
Unframed £45.00
Edition: 20
Bristol’s Stackridge first played in Leeds at the University as the opening act for Wishbone Ash but quickly became a local favourite, playing at Kitson College and many times at the Polytechnic, inspiring a fan club, the Leeds Lummy Days Society.
Their lineup of guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, flute, violin and vocals meant they could cover a very wide of genres, from pure pop, through psychedelia and progressive rock , to music hall and folk.
Perhaps they were too diverse: their eclectic, Beatlesque and whimsical shows didn’t lead to chart albums, despite one of them being produced by George Martin, but group members Andy Davis and James Warren did at least go on to form The Korgis and had hits with If I Had You and Everybody’s Got To Learn Some Time.
The band did reform from time to time until their final show in 2015.
Unframed reproduction £45.00 plus PP £6
Please contact us using the link below if you want to buy more than one design, so that we can combine the shipping.
Stackridge
November 29, 1974
Size: 64cm x 45cm
Original print: 1-colour screen print on coloured stock.
Reproduction: 1-colour inkjet on coloured stock.
Paper: 300 gsm Trophee Intensive Yellow
Unframed £45.00
Edition: 20
Bristol’s Stackridge first played in Leeds at the University as the opening act for Wishbone Ash but quickly became a local favourite, playing at Kitson College and many times at the Polytechnic, inspiring a fan club, the Leeds Lummy Days Society.
Their lineup of guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, flute, violin and vocals meant they could cover a very wide of genres, from pure pop, through psychedelia and progressive rock , to music hall and folk.
Perhaps they were too diverse: their eclectic, Beatlesque and whimsical shows didn’t lead to chart albums, despite one of them being produced by George Martin, but group members Andy Davis and James Warren did at least go on to form The Korgis and had hits with If I Had You and Everybody’s Got To Learn Some Time.
The band did reform from time to time until their final show in 2015.
Unframed reproduction £45.00 plus PP £6
Please contact us using the link below if you want to buy more than one design, so that we can combine the shipping.