Gay Dad were one of the last
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to be launched in the late 1990s. They generated massive
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interest and had moderate
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success, but they failed to sustain their popularity and broke up in 2002. The best-known line-up of the band (during their most successful period) was Cliff Jones (
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/vocalist), James Riseboro (
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), Nigel Hoyle (
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), Charley Stone (guitarist) and Nicholas "Baz" Crowe (
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).
Early history
Gay Dad was first formed in 1994 by former
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and
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Cliff Jones along with his Berkshire teenage friends Dominic Stinton (vocals), Tim Forster (keyboards), Nick Crowe (drums), and bassist Nigel Hoyle, who had originally played in a band called Brutus with Stinton a year or two earlier. Jones, Stinton, Forster and Crowe had played together in various incarnations of Gay Dad ten years previously, such as The Timothy and the Astral Projection Society, performing songs about 'freaking out in Sunninghill Sky St (sic)' etc.
Their first demo, consisting of earthy psych songs heavily indebted to Gene Clark, Sandy Denny and Dennis Wilson, was produced by Jim Irvin, (the writer and former frontman of
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) and funded by legendary
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,
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and his original Immediate business partner Tony Calder. Jones had met with Calder and Oldham who were convinced by a performance at the band's rehearsal room to sign the band. Oldham had flown back from Columbia where he was living in order to see the band convinced by Calder that they were onto the next Oasis.
Gay Dad went on to make their live debut in 1995 at the now defunct Orange Club in West Kensington. Early
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were often shambolic, and by 1996 this early incarnation of the band had fallen apart. Jones, Crowe and Hoyle however continued without Stinton and created a slicker, more futuristic sound, with elements of krautrock, glam, pysch and spiky new wave guitar.
Joined by a new keyboardist - James Riseboro - they recorded three new tracks at Raezor Studio,
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, during the autumn of 1996 including a
songA song is a metrical composition intended or adapted for singing, especially one in rhymed stanzas; a lyric; a ballad....
called "
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". Although it was only intended to win them some live dates, the demo attracted keen
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interest from
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,
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,
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,
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and others. These included
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, to whom they signed in December 1997 for a figure often cited as one of the last big deals of the Britpop era.
Single success with "To Earth With Love" (1998)
With Charley Stone (formerly of
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) joining as a live guitarist to add some of the overdubbed guitar parts from their multi-layered sound, they toured the
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in early 1998 before starting recording sessions at RAK studios in Regents Park with producer Tony Visconti, famed for his work with
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and T.Rex, and engineer Mark Frith who had co-produced the demos that got the band signed.
Visconti co-produced (with the band and Frith) the track "
To Earth With Love"To Earth With Love" was the debut single by Gay Dad released in January 1999 it peaked at Number 10 in the UK Charts. A demo version was featured as single of the week in 1998 on the Mark and Lard show.-Track listing:CD1...
" and two others that have yet to see the light of day (although one is known to be a track with a working title of "Slum Lord"). The band maintained they wanted their first single to sound like an album compressed into four minutes and with the aid of Visconti's arranging skills they added a choir consisting of the band members overdubbed on top of each other and a piano solo from Riseboro.
Visconti was then sacked by Jones and the band for reasons that have not been made public. The album sessions relocated to The Dairy studio in
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with producers/sound engineers
Gary Langan- Biography :In 1983, Langan co-founded the ZTT Records label with Trevor Horn, Paul Morley and Jill Sinclair. He was also a founding member of the musical group Art of Noise, but departed in 1986 after touring in support of the group's In Visible Silence album....
(ex-Art of Noise) and
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(ex-
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) at the controls. These sessions lasted well into the summer.
Meanwhile, test pressings of the first single, made for the label bosses and marketing team at London, found their way to DJ
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, then presenting the
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afternoon show with his cohort Lard. They began to play the test pressings, despite the fact that the single was not scheduled for release until the new year. The resulting interest in the band, their name and the record ensured that London had to plan a rush release.
The band were the first act ever to play
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without having a record out. They also performed on
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and
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. Because of this, and the resulting media interest that blew up as a result of a remark made by Jones in the press that the band were manufactured, accusations of hype began to build.
The band's controversial name and their eye-catching blue and white "Walking Man" logo (designed by notable graphic artist Peter Saville) generated a huge amount of interest from the media, and Gay Dad were hailed as the "saviours" of British
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by magazines such as
Select and
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. The band appeared on both the covers of the
Melody Maker and the
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as well as that of
Select.
"To Earth With Love" was finally released as the band's debut
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in January 1999. It entered the
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at #10.
Leisure Noise period (1999-2000)
Gay Dad's debut album
Leisure NoiseLeisure Noise is an album by Gay Dad released via London Records in June 1999. The album is an art-pop blending of glam rock, psychedelia, krautrock, gospel into indie pop. Lyrically it is often about and constructed of rock history...
, co-produced by
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and
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, was released in June 1999. Despite initial good reviews it only made #14, although
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sales topped 25,000. Later that year they supported the
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in
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,
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on July 31, 1999.
The second single "Joy!" reached #22 in the UK, but the third single from the album, "Oh Jim", only made #47. Disappointing reviews for some of their live shows started a general media backlash. Frontman Jones was criticized for his pretentious statements, and the band’s whole authenticity was questioned due to his connections with the music press. After a U.S. tour Stone left the band and was on the verge of being replaced by bass player
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(who had previously been guitarist with
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and had seen the band play a sell out show in Stockholm.
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heard of Bell's plan and asked him to join
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).
The band started to work on a second album at
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's Parkgate studios in Sussex but keyboard player Riseboro left the band during these sessions due to musical differences. The band also parted with
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the following November, along with their
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man Mark Lewis.
Transmission period (2001-2002)
Jones, Hoyle and Crowe signed a new
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with a new
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, set up by their former A&R man at London Records, Mark Lewis, and began work on a new album,
Transmission.
In 2001 the leading single from
Transmission - "Now Always and Forever" - was released. It fell just short of the Top 40. An extensive
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tour was followed by a limited edition single "Harder, Faster". The third single "Transmission" was released just before the album came out in late 2001. Although critically acclaimed, it had disappointing sales and failed to make any commercial impact.
Gay Dad played a one-off show in Houston, Texas in the summer of 2001. It was at this show that Jones shared a bill with an up and coming Austin band,
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. Smitten with the energy and drive of the band, Jones struck up a friendship with them and played a key role in getting the band signed in England. A new song "Young Heart Attack" later appeared as a
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to one of the singles from
Transmission.
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saw the band's final two full appearances headlining the New Bands Tent. Their
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appearance was initially delayed by technical issues and then was cut short by the stage hands. In response Jones smashed his guitar and lead the crowd in an
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version of "Joy!".
Having left the stage to the crowd chanting their name the two nights before their
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appearance saw people attempting to cram into a full tent. The set was successful with the band able to perform "Joy!" with a crowd sing-along, in a less ad-hoc nature.
Band split
Rumours of a split started circulating in 2002, and Jones finally announced the break up of the band on the eve of the U.S. release of
Transmission, citing the excessive press hype the band had received and the pressures resulting from it, as well as negative reactions to the band’s controversial name. "We got shot out of the cannon," said Jones, "then things started to get out of control, and as rapidly as we went up, we came down again."
Jones claimed that one negative reaction came from
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, which had planned to release the album in America. "Someone in radio promotion said he'd resign if he had to work a band called Gay Dad." Instead,
Transmission was put out by indie label
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.
Later that year Gay Dad's second single, "Joy!" was used in a
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car advertisement. and in FIFA 2000 and TV shows including
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and
The Naked Chef.
Following the split, Jones went into production and co-songwriting working with Electric Soft Parade,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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, Faceless Warewolves, The Golden Virgins, and
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(though nothing was ever released with Owen). He occasionally writes on music for
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.. He is also tutoring at the Bristol Institute of Modern Music .
Hoyle eventually ended up working with Freelance Hellraiser recording a track for the
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remix album. He then worked with
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and Crispin Hunt (of the defunct Longpigs) in a new band called Gramercy. The band posted numerous songs on their website then split up (just before they were to release their debut EP "Hold On" through Redemption Records). Crowe lives quietly in the West of England.
Singles
- 1999: "To Earth With Love
"To Earth With Love" was the debut single by Gay Dad released in January 1999 it peaked at Number 10 in the UK Charts. A demo version was featured as single of the week in 1998 on the Mark and Lard show.-Track listing:CD1...
" - UKThe UK Singles Chart is compiled by The Official Charts Company on behalf of the British record industry. The full chart contains the top 200 singles based upon combined record sales and download numbers, though some media outlets only list the Top 40 or the Top 75 of this list...
#10
- 1999: "Joy!
"Joy!" is Gay Dad's most well known and successful song. It was featured on Fifa 2000 and in 2002 on a Mitsubishi television commercial. Additional vocals on the track are by Carol Kenyon.-A-Side:...
" - UK #22
- 1999: "Oh Jim
"Oh Jim" was the third single by the band Gay Dad released in 1999. The single version released for airplay is a different and earlier recording of the track that appears on the album. The album version appears on CD2.-A-Side:...
" - UK #47
- 2001: "Now, Always And Forever" - UK #41
- 2001: "Harder, Faster" - Did not chart (limited edition)
- 2001: "Transmission" - UK #58
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