The shirt off Warwick Gilbert's Back!!

The shirt off Warwick Gilbert's Back!! - His "uniform for his last tour with the band.

I like the Rob cartoon - nothing is more true!!

Birdman In America?

If only it had been a van of love not hate. They made it in the end (well some of them). Top pic a very late gig poster at the "Earl" OK Productions do their own promotional posters.

Bottom pic is US Sire release (SRK 6050) with really thin paper insert. I suppose the deletion cut says it all.

Radio Birdman In England Part 2

Top pic Sire Sampler " The Sire Machine Turns You Up" (SMP1) with Hand Of Law as track 4 on side 2.

Second pic UK release of Radios Appear (9103 332) with the 7" release What Gives BW Anglo Girl Desire (6078 617).

Bottom pic - They have come back - just like a bad curry!! 2003 tour poster.

Birdman in Mother England Pt. 1

Ah on tour in England, all the chums in a cosy Combi - Happy days. Lucky no fucker had a gun!!

Top pic is the "Anglo Strike" poster and bottom pic is Ram mag full page ad. for the Flamin' Groovies tour with the lads as support. All was well until Cyril Jordan couldn't hold his piss - so to speak - and cut his hand on a broken bottle. Flamin' pisshead.

Deniz, Ron & Pip After Birdman

Deniz, Ron & Pip after Birdman went on to form The Visitors with Mark Sisto on vocals and Steve Harris on bass. Top poster is a pretty early one designed by Warwick Gilbert and purchased from Mark Kingsmill.

Bottom poster "The Death of the Visitors" could comfortably described as a fairly late one. The band Comrades of War was basically Birdman with Kannis on vocals, well that's what I was told.

PS: Nice "Bird-Mobile" MarkG!!

The lads and their 7 Inchers - the good the bad an the ugly

Top pic has an original Burn My Eye EP signed by Deniz & Chris, New Race, What Gives and Breaks My Heart. Lobbed in to make up the numbers is the New Race release Crying Sun.

Bottom pic has some later releases as well as some bootlegs.

What gives after Birdman?

Rob shows his Other Side with band members Mark Kingsmill (Gurus, Hitmen) and Clyde Bramley (Hoodoo Gurus and AA) in this classic poster Tour De Force with the Lipstick Killers.

Bottom Poster is an early Hitmen Diddn't Tell The Man Promo with Warwick Gilbert on 6 string and Phill Sommerville (bass) missing from pic. Ivor Hay (Saints) on drums.