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Mr. Underhill was a 70s-style English punk band fronted by [[Steffen Erler]] with [[Ryan Stratton]] on drums, [[Greg Livingston]] on guitar, and the Wild Boar on bass. Yes, it was a joke band, but they had some really catchy songs such as "Ostrich Egg" and "Rock Your Bollocks." | [[File:Mr-underhill-logo.png|250px|right|thumb]] | ||
Mr. Underhill was a 70s-style English punk band fronted by [[Steffen Erler]] with [[Ryan Stratton]] on drums, [[Greg Livingston]] on guitar, and the Wild Boar ([[Eric Denison]]) on bass. Yes, it was a joke band, but they had some really catchy songs such as "Ostrich Egg" and "Rock Your Bollocks." | |||
You can see a couple of their performances on [[The Show Of Shows]]. | You can see a couple of their performances on [[The Show Of Shows]]. | ||
The band briefly reunited in 2010 for a performance or two. | |||
==Members== | |||
*[[Steffen Erler]] - vocals | |||
*[[Ryan Stratton]] - drums | |||
*[[Greg Livingston]] - guitar | |||
*[[Eric Denison]] - bass | |||
==Releases== | |||
*[[Mr. Underhill:Live! For The Butcher|Live! For The Butcher]] cassette | |||
==Links== | |||
https://web.archive.org/web/20110203015900/http://mrunderhill.com/ | |||
Latest revision as of 20:41, 20 February 2024
Mr. Underhill was a 70s-style English punk band fronted by Steffen Erler with Ryan Stratton on drums, Greg Livingston on guitar, and the Wild Boar (Eric Denison) on bass. Yes, it was a joke band, but they had some really catchy songs such as "Ostrich Egg" and "Rock Your Bollocks."
You can see a couple of their performances on The Show Of Shows.
The band briefly reunited in 2010 for a performance or two.
Members
- Steffen Erler - vocals
- Ryan Stratton - drums
- Greg Livingston - guitar
- Eric Denison - bass
Releases
- Live! For The Butcher cassette
Links
https://web.archive.org/web/20110203015900/http://mrunderhill.com/