The Henchmen

For hip hop group go here – Da Henchmen. There are at least 12 groups called The Henchman and 3 without article. 1) In response to the rise of reality television & the emerging ban on all culturally seditious behaviour, a psychobilly pop band called The Henchmen began hiring out halls & warehouses, putting on seditious showcases of reckless abandon disguised as 'parties'. At first nobody came. even their closest friends and family disassociated from this reckless band of loners & outcasts. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

For hip hop group go here – Da Henchmen. There are at least 12 groups called The Henchman and 3 without article. 1) In response to the rise of reality television & the emerging ban on all culturally seditious behaviour, a psychobilly pop band called The Henchmen began hiring out halls & warehouses, putting on seditious showcases of reckless abandon disguised as 'parties'. At first nobody came. even their closest friends and family disassociated from this reckless band of loners & outcasts. So in 2004 they moved from the relative safety of Canberra and spread their 'party' across the national landscape, performing everywhere from Brisbane to Adelaide. After extensive Australian touring, they scored themselves a month long residency in Germany, performing with the likes of Hubert Von Kunt and the merry go round cue jumpers. Loosely based in Canberra, The Henchmen are busy running a warehouse venue in the inner city of Sydney as well as preparing for their second feature length album. Members: Tom Toodward - lead vocals / rhythm guitar James Nichols - lead guitar / backup vocals Gareth Hill - bass guitar Andrew Dalziell - drums / backup vocals 2) 1982, West Auckland, New Zealand, later Canberra Australia. New Wave/Punk. Tony Goth [Tony Collins] (vocals), Norm Dillinger [Anthony Norman] (guitar, vocals), Jeremy Chunn (bass), Billy Williams (drums). Made one album 1983 - We've Come to Play!. 3) 1964-1968, Altona, Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Rick Diamond (vocals), Duncan McKellar (lead guitar), Doug Osborne (rhythm guitar), Del Smeeton (bass), David Mann (keyboards), Mal "Frog" Payne (drums). Made one EP - Rockin' Robin. Also made four singles. 4) 1966-1967. Detroit, MI, US, Garage Band 60's. Sometimes without 'the'. 5) Chicago, IL, United States, Death Metal 1993. Frank Watkins (bass, guitar), Iron Mike Mogerman (drums), Joe Caper (vocals), Mr. Maynard (guitar), Josh Barohn (guitar) 6) MD, United States, garage rock 60's. One 7' - Get Off My Back / Garden of Eden. 7) Pleasantville, NY, United States, 60's. Garage. Ray Greene (organ), Jim Porter (drums), Mark Zvonkovic (bass), Andy Porter (guitar), John Wallin (guitar, vocals. 8) UK Garage , 2001-2003.. Zed Bias, Juiceman, Simba. 9) Ogden, UT, United States, Garage 1966. Members - Tom Whitimore, Rick Wessler, Paul Quigley, Gary MacShara, Von Nielson (lead vocals) 10) Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Funk Metal. 1996. Gid (drums), Bos (guitar), Mat (guitar), Brett (bass), Steve (vocals) 11) Montgomery, AL, United States. 60's. Garage Rock. One 7'' - She's a Big Girl Now / Please Come Back. 12) 1991, Santa Rosa, CA, United States. 1991-1994. Heavy Metal. Lance Ozanix (vocals), Liam Atkins (guitar), Mike Deitrick (bass), Jeff Poncia (drums) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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