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The The est le nom d'un groupe britannique formé en 1978, sous lequel Matt Johnson, chanteur et guitariste, publie ses compositions.
Membres du groupe
La composition du groupe varie beaucoup autour de la figure centrale de Matt Johnson. Voici quelques repères à titre indicatif :
1980
- Matt Johnson (chant, guitare) ;
- Keith Laws (clavier).
1986
Matt Johnson collabore avec Neneh Cherry, Anne Dudley (Art of Noise) et Roli Mosimann (Swans) pour l'album Infected.
1989-1992
- Matt Johnson;
- Johnny Marr (ex guitariste des Smiths) ;
- James Eller (basse) ;
- Dave Palmer (batterie) ;
1995
- Matt Johnson ;
- Eric Schermerhorn (guitare) ;
- D.C. Collard (clavier) ;
- Jim Fitting (harmonica) ;
- Brian MacLeod (batterie).
Discographie
Albums
- 1981 - Burning Blue Soul
- 1983 - Soul Mining
- 1986 - Infected
- 1989 - Mind Bomb
- 1992 - Dusk
- 1995 - Hanky Panky (Album de reprises de Hank Williams)
- 2000 - NakedSelf
- 2002 - 45 tours - The Single Of The The (Compilation)
- 2011 - Tony (Bande Originale de Film)
Singles
- 1980 : Controversial subject ;
- 1981 : Cold spell ahead ;
- 1982 : Uncertain smile ;
- 1983 : Perfect ;
- 1983 : This is the day ;
- 1986 : Sweet bird of truth ;
- 1986 : Heartland ;
- 1986 : Infected ;
- 1987 : Slow train to dawn ;
- 1989 : The beat(en) generation ;
- 1989 : Gravitate to me ;
- 1989 : Armageddon days are here (again) ;
- 1990 : Jealous of youth ;
- 1993 : Dogs of lust ;
- 1993 : Slow emotion replay ;
- 1993 : Love is stronger than death ;
- 1994 : Dis-infected ;
- 1995 : I saw the light.
Liens externes
Catégories :
- Groupe de musique britannique
- Groupe de musique des années 1980
- Groupe de musique des années 1990
- Groupe de musique des années 2000
- Groupe de musique formé en 1978
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