The Inmates
The Inmates - British garage rock/pub rock band
Group from United Kingdom
Genres: pub rock, rock, Garage Rock, punk, 80s
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About The Inmates
Formed in 1977 from an amalgamation of "Ronnie and the Biggs" vocalist, the superb Bill Hurley, and "The Cannibles" Tony Oliver, Ben Donnelly and Peter Gunn, this hard-hitting R&B combo are often likened to their compadres "Dr. Feelgood" and "Eddie and the Hot Rods". Signed to Radar Records they quickly made an impact with their debut LP. "First Offence" containing the hit singles "Dirty Water" (U.S. top forty) and Jimmy McCracklin's "The Walk" (UK. top forty). These high standards have been maintained over 13 subsequent releases for "New Rose", "Revenge", "Mute/Sonet" and "Last Call" record labels. The original line up is still together and playing in the UK and all over Europe.
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The Inmates — Top 16 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Inmates | Three Times Loser | ||
| The Inmates | Some Kinda Wonderful | ||
| The Inmates | Dirty Water | ||
| The Inmates | Some Kind Of Wonderful | ||
| The Inmates | (I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat (7"version) | ||
| The Inmates | The Walk | ||
| The Inmates | Crime Don't Pay | ||
| The Inmates | Something About You | ||
| The Inmates | (I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat | ||
| The Inmates | Heart Of Stone | ||
| The Inmates | A Thing Called Love | ||
| The Inmates | Come Back Babe (I'm In Love With You) | ||
| The Inmates | It's Better To Have (And Don't Need) | ||
| The Inmates | Listen To Your Heart | ||
| The Inmates | Next To You | ||
| The Inmates | Paper Thin |