Bandit ( UK ) : Bandit / Partners in Crime
Bandit ( UK )
released two albums
with different line-ups.
Bandit's debut
Bandit
was released in
late 1976
on Arista Records.
This album featured
Jim Diamond
on lead vocals,
Danny McIntosh
on guitar,
future AC/DC
bassist
Cliff Williams,
James Litherland,
and drummer
Graham Broad,
now of
Roger Waters' band.
A single entitled
"Ohio"
was also released.
The punk rock
music scene
of the time
caused a lack
of attention
and the band
later parted ways.
Diamond went on
to join Ph.D.,
and gained a
UK Top 10 hit
with
"I Won't Let You Down".
He later went solo
and scored two
more chart-toppers.
The second album,
Partners in Crime
was produced by
Matthew Fisher
of Procol Harum
and released by
Ariola Records in 1978.
One Way Love
a single from
the album
reached 76
in the American
Billboard Chart.
The only member
of the original line-up
to feature on
the second album
was McIntosh.
The other band members
for the second album
were
Gerry Trew
on lead vocals,
drummer
Theodore Thunder
(John Dentith),
and bassist
Tony Lester.
Both albums are
LONG OUT OF PRINT !!
McIntosh is now
the guitarist for,
and husband of,
the singer-songwriter
Kate Bush.
** This is not
the same
Bandit
from the U.S.
who released
their only album
in 1975
on ABC Records,
nor any other act
with the
same name since.
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