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A successful Scottish pop/rock group, originally called Dean Ford & the Gaylords, they released several unsuccessful singles between 1964 and 1966 before changing their name. They enjoyed their greatest success up to this point with The Beatles', "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" which topped the UK singles chart in January 1969. Unusually they had two bass players, and were the first Scottish group to top the UK charts. Original band members: Dean Ford (Thomas McAleese), Junior Campbell, Graham Knight, Pat Fairley and Alan Whitehead. After a change of record label to Decca Records, under a deal allowing them to write and produce their...

Humour Malade is the musical outcome of a band, originating from a first one called “Phase Critique”. From 1988 to 1992, strongly inspired by the Coldwave movement, this band created in the whole more than 100 tracks and covers. Humour Malade in live: On 21st June 1991, the band played about 10 songs in front of a thirty-people audience : It was the only show ever made by this group with a cover of Virgin Prunes and Joy Division. Humour Malade movie: the 06.21.2007, Kit, Pascale and Joelle made a movie of this unique show. A VHS tape has been...

Death/Grind from Russia in the vein of Carcass. .

Grand Corps Malade (born on July 31, 1977 as Fabien) is a french slammer born in Seine-Saint-Denis. His lyrics are about Saint-Denis, his town which is situated in the parisian suburbs, love, his personal experience and others topics. He started his career as Grand Corps Malade in 2003 with John Pucc’Chocolat and collectif 129H. He won a "Victoire de la Musique" award in March 2007. --------------------------------------------------------- Fabien Marsaud also known as Grand Corps Malade ( Big [in the sense of tall] Sick Body) is a French slammer born july the 31st of 1977 at Blanc-Mesnil in Seine-Saint-Denis. He is the...