New Amen Corner [50s, 60s and 70s classic gold, 7 piece]
Amen Corner was one of the biggest influences on the sixties pop scene to ever come out of Wales. With their own brand of West Coast (Wales) Music, a mixture of mod psychedelic power pop, with heavy horns, swirling Hammond organ, the distinctive voice of Andy Fairweather-Lowe and their power house live show made them one of the most exciting bands around at the time. With million seller hits like "Gin House", "Bend Me Shape Me", "If Paradise Was Half As Nice", "High in the Sky", and "Hello Suzie", they became a household name in the late sixties. Over the years there have been many requests for the band to reform but due to circumstance this will unfortunately never happen. However, as a result of a long standing friendship between sax man Frogman Curtis and Alan Jones (one of the original founder members) The New Amen Corner has been formed to keep the memory and music alive of this legendary band.
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Band Contact Details
| Name | New Amen Corner |
| Based in |
Northolt, London
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This band/artist page is not maintained. Last updated 22 May 2007.