Gig reviews
Concert
Review:
17 May 1973 - London, Greyhound
This lot are
really uncanny - I mean lots of bands are into late 50's music
but Fumble are ridiculous, an anachronism, a star turn from
the mind warp pavillion. They transport you through a magic
tour-de-force of rock'n'roll's golden era and Christ, the
nostalgia almost made me cry. I could almost hear a safety
pin needle scraping round a scratch-hidden 78.
It was a real fun occasion at London's Greyhound, packed, hot, and sticky, with loads of kids probably hearing an echo of their introduction to music - and liking what they heard. In the end it didn't matter whether you'd heard it before or not. Singer / guitarist Des Henly was in control and when the crowd insisted on more he led the band back for a raging "Let's Have A Party". A gas.
P.H
Record Mirror
26 May 1973
It was a real fun occasion at London's Greyhound, packed, hot, and sticky, with loads of kids probably hearing an echo of their introduction to music - and liking what they heard. In the end it didn't matter whether you'd heard it before or not. Singer / guitarist Des Henly was in control and when the crowd insisted on more he led the band back for a raging "Let's Have A Party". A gas.
P.H
Record Mirror
26 May 1973