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FRIDAY, 17TH NOVEMBER 1978
8.00PM : THE SQUAT, DEVAS STREET, MCR
ROCK AGAINST RACISM PRESENTS..
BAND : EXODUS (MAIN BAND)
BAND : THE RISK (SUPPORT)
BAND : THE CURBS (WITH SPECIAL GUESTS)
POET : ALAN JOWETT (MANCHESTER POET)
Photos
1. The Curbs backstage
2. Mike Cross
3. Pete Taylor, Mike Cross, Stuart Cross
Flyer
1. Rock Against Racism flyer for record shops / punk venues
Posters
1. T J Davidson TJM Promo Poster (Curbs)
2. TJM Records Artists / Bands Poster (The Curbs)
Manchester Evening News
1. Squat Concert Advert
2. Squat Concert Advert blown up
The Curbs were a R.A.R. band based in Knott Mill
T J Davidson's (Rehearsal and Recording Studio)
35, Little Peter Street, Knott Mill, Manchester M15
Pete Taylor - Vocals & Bass Guitar (Partington)
Mike Cross - Vocals & Lead Guitar (Oldham)
Stuart Cross - Drums (Oldham)
Phil Painter - Roadie and Driver (Partington)
Dorne - Stuart's girlfriend (London)
Alan Stonehewer - Sound Engineer (Partington)
About the evening from curbsfan..
I drove The Curbs and their equipment down Oxford Road to The Squat.
It was a large cavernous venue with a generous back stage area, hit hard
with paint spray of the bands name, recall we sat on a sofa for a band photo.
The Curbs sat up on a wall, photos were taken but Pete Taylor has those.
I took a couple of the band on stage, belting out songs off The Clash's first album, stuff like Janie Jones, What's My Name, I'm So Bored With The USA.
The Clash were a major influence on The Curbs, who enjoyed coverin' em'.
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