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Toxic Reasons formed in Dayton, Ohio, in 1979. The founding members were Bruce Stuckey (bass guitar and vocals), Joel Agne (guitar and vocals), Ed Pittman (lead vocals) and Mark Patterson (drums). [1] In 1980, Agne left the band and was replaced by Greg Stout on bass, while Stuckey switched to lead guitar. In 1981, Patterson left the band and ...
[3] [4] The band officially split in 1985 after releasing the album Drunk & Disorderly as The Pyramids. The album was released by Ariola Records and was produced by Stevie B. Pitter and Ellis moved back to England, where Ellis continued performing as a solo artist, sometimes using the stage name 'Mr. Symarip'.
Live was the band's only live album other than the acoustic album Unplugged. ... "Dirt (Drunk and Disorderly version)" (October 24, 1993, Nagoya, Japan)
"Jimmy had a band called The Herdsmen, and I think that T.B. Player probably was part of that." ... "I got arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct in Rhode Island when I was shooting Brotherhood ...
Black Market Baby was an American punk rock band from Washington, D.C. ... "Drunk and Disorderly" / "Just Like All The Others" (1990), Y&T Music
The band has released four studio albums, 6 extended plays, and one live album. ... Drunk And Disorderly 10" Deluxe Music 1985 P.M.R.C. Sucks 12" Him Records
Peta Webb (of the band "Oak") and Ken Hall: As Close As Can Be (Fellside Records) Credited P.King/F.O'Connor/Trad: 2002 Drunk and Disorderly: Second Edition: 2006 Charlotte Martin: Reproductions: 2007 Billy Miller & Misti Bernard: Moon Pale & Midnight: 2007 Abney Park: Lost Horizons: 2008 Runa: Stretched on Your Grave: 2011 Jennifer Culley ...
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