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| − | [[Harry Williamson]] wrote the song [[Nuclear Waste]] to raise money for the 1978 antinuclear campaign. He recorded this song and the B-side "Digital Love" with various musicians under the project name "Fast Breeder And [[The Radio Actors]]" (which was not a real band). The 1st 500 run edition of the single on Virgin Records was quickly sold out. Later editions listed the band's name as [[The Radio Actors]] only, omiting the "Fast Breeder" bit. | + | [[Harry Williamson]] wrote the song [[Nuclear Waste]] to raise money for the [[1978]] antinuclear campaign. He recorded this song and the B-side "Digital Love" with various musicians under the project name "Fast Breeder And [[The Radio Actors]]" (which was not a real band). The 1st 500 run edition of the single on Virgin Records was quickly sold out. Later editions listed the band's name as [[The Radio Actors]] only, omiting the "Fast Breeder" bit. |
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| − | [[Nuclear Waste]] | + | * [[Nuclear Waste]] 7" |
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| − | *[[Mike Howlett]] | + | * [[Mike Howlett]] |
| − | *[[Harry Williamson]] | + | * [[Harry Williamson]] |
| − | *[[Nuclear Waste]] | + | * [[Nuclear Waste]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 18 April 2023
| The Radio Actors | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin: | London, England, UK |
| Years active: | 1978 |
| Label(s): | various |
| Associated acts: | Sting, Mike Howlett |
| Members | |
| Sting Steve Hillage Nik Turner Steve Broughton Mike Howlett Harry Williamson | |
Contents
Band history
Harry Williamson wrote the song Nuclear Waste to raise money for the 1978 antinuclear campaign. He recorded this song and the B-side "Digital Love" with various musicians under the project name "Fast Breeder And The Radio Actors" (which was not a real band). The 1st 500 run edition of the single on Virgin Records was quickly sold out. Later editions listed the band's name as The Radio Actors only, omiting the "Fast Breeder" bit.
Band members
- Sting - vocals (1978)
- Mike Howlett - bass (1978)
- Steve Hillage - lead guitar (1978)
- Nik Turner - sax, backing vocals (1978)
- Steve Broughton - drums (1978)
- Harry Williamson - guitar, backing vocals (1978)
Discography
Quotations and Trivia
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See also
External links
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- BAND NAME at the Fan History
References
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