Steve Gibbons Band

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Steve Gibbons (born 13 July 1941, Harborne, Birmingham, England) is an English rock vocalist. The Dominettes Steve Gibbons started his professional life as a plumber's apprentice in Harborne. He joined the Dominettes by 1960 to replace Colin Smith, who had left to join Jimmy Powell's backing group. Colin Smith later changed his name to Carl Barron and became the singer with The Cheetahs. An Elvis Presley fan, Gibbons' first performance with The Dominettes was at The California public house near Weoley Castle. Regular music venues for The Dominettes in the early 1960s were the Grotto Club on Bromsgove Street, and The Sicilia Coffee Bar in Edgbaston. The group by this time included many R&B numbers into their set and this style of music suited Gibbons' gritty vocals. Although the Dominettes had a rougher image than most groups at that time, and were sometimes hired to back strippers at some of the more seedy establishments, they attracted quite a following. Another regular venue for the Dominettes was the Firebird Jazz Club on Carrs Lane in central Birmingham and the group posted advertisements which read "anything considered". The Ugly's By 1963, The Dominettes were renamed The Ugly's. Eventually, the Ugly's were able to secure a recording contract with Pye Records and the first release from the group in 1965 was an original song entitled "Wake Up My Mind", composed by Burnet, Holden and Gibbons. The single was advanced for its time and featured some socially conscious lyri

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Any Road Up & Rollin' On

Any Road Up / Rollin' On

Down in the Bunker

Live At Rockpalast (Live at Metropol, Berlin 03.11.1981)

Maintaining Radio Silence (Expanded Edition)

Birmingham to Memphis

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Double Live

Maintaining Radio Silence

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Rock Masters: In Over My Heart

Short Stories & Stained Glass

Any Road Up

Let There Be Bop

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