The Ordinary Boys
The Ordinary Boys
Artist Information
Genres: Indie Rock, Garage Rock Revival
Active: 2000's
Formed: March 2002 in Worthing, England
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Biography
The brash indie rock sounds of the Ordinary Boys come from Sam Preston (vocals, guitar), William J. Brown (guitar, vocals), Charles Stanley (drums), and James Gregory (bass). Inspired by the Kinks, the Jam, and the Smiths, the foursome formed the Ordinary Boys in Worthing, England, near Brighton, in spring 2002. They'd already been playing in various bands since their early teenage years, and obviously took their name from the Morrissey song; however, the Ordinary Boys attempted to survive the responsibilities of having normal nine-to-five lives before ever pursuing a career in music.
Discography
Release: November 27, 2006
Label: B-Unique
Release: October 23, 2006
Label: B-Unique, Universal/Polydor
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