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Wednesday March 28th 1979

friars aylesbury phase three - maxwell hall, civic centre, market square, aylesbury

buzzcocks inducted into the friars heroes hall of fame in 2010

pictures from this gig in the galleries

exclusive friars aylesbury interview with steve diggle

Buzzcocks
Ludus
 
related friars history (click on date)
Buzzcocks Saturday May 6th 1978  Friday October 8th 2010
 
setlist

  Thanks Phil Williams

 
band line up
Buzzcocks
Pete Shelley (guitar'/vocs) Steve Diggle (guitar)  John Maher (drums)  Steve Garvey (bass)
Ludus
Linder Sterling (vocs) Arthur Kadman (guitarist) Philip Tomanov (drums) Willie Trotter (bass)
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gig poster and flyer (click to enlarge flyer)

 

 
 
ticket

 

memories
 
press cuttings
 

Thanks to Graham Britten for the NME cuttings

what happened next
Buzzcocks split in 1981 which Shelley and Diggle pursuing solo careers. They have since reformed, initially with the above line up but now the core duo of Shelley and Diggle remain. John Maher runs a Volkswagen racing team.

They helped open friars phase four in 2010.

The classic lineup reunited in 2012 for a couple of gigs

Ludus lasted till 1984.

 
odds and trivia
Did you know the band got it's name from a review of seminal 1976 TV show Rock Follies? The review, in reference to Julie Covington's streetwise character, headlined its' review, "It's a buzz, cock"

Ludus' Linder Sterling was an artist/designer involved in early Buzzcocks/Magazine covers. 

official web presence
Buzzcocks official site
 
sound and vision
 
Buzzcocks - Everybody's Happy Nowadays 
 
 
  Ludus - My Cherry is in Sherry
 
 

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