The Bleenees Manchester, UK
It was obvious, in 1988 Grimsby, that the world was ready for it.
The last vestiges
of the brass-band era were flickering and dying. People were putting away their gold braid and peaked caps.
Then the Gas Club happened!
Unsuspecting Gas Club regulars were left agape. The thump-thump-thump of the one stick drummer. The pounding bass. The slightly out-of-tune guitars.
The Bleenees had arrived.
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