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''The Bronx'' were a Hamilton rock group from the early 1980's, initially featuring [[Ian Jeffries]] (guitar, keyboards), [[Robert Smith]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Bell]] (bass) and [[Chris Paraha]] (drums). Later, the lineup evolved into ''Jeffries'', ''Bell'', [[Rik Bernards]] (guitar, piano, vocals) and [[Jeff Lethberg]] (drums). <br> | ''The Bronx'' were a Hamilton rock group from the early 1980's, initially featuring [[Ian Jeffries]] (guitar, keyboards), [[Robert Smith]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Bell]] (bass) and [[Chris Paraha]] (drums). Later, the lineup evolved into ''Jeffries'', ''Bell'', [[Rik Bernards]] (guitar, piano, vocals) and [[Jeff Lethberg]] (drums). <br> | ||
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[[Outrageous Boys]] album, 1987 <br> | [[Outrageous Boys]] album, 1987 <br> | ||
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Revision as of 18:27, 13 September 2007
The Bronx were a Hamilton rock group from the early 1980's, initially featuring Ian Jeffries (guitar, keyboards), Robert Smith (guitar, vocals), John Bell (bass) and Chris Paraha (drums). Later, the lineup evolved into Jeffries, Bell, Rik Bernards (guitar, piano, vocals) and Jeff Lethberg (drums).
The band released two singles and an album. The band played at the Sweetwaters festival in 1983. Their Sweetwaters performance was initially delayed for an hour by a power failure, after which they played in gusty conditions. The had a two year residency at the Hamilton Hoteal Ian Jefferies went on to join the Politicians and Bernards and Bell joined Knightshade.
Releases
Street Fighters single, 1983
One Foot over the Line single, 1983
Outrageous Boys album, 1987
