The Monks (punk band)
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- This article is about the punk band formed by some members of The Strawbs in the 1970s. For the 1960s band see The Monks.
The Monks were an English rock group formed in the 1970s by former members of The Strawbs Richard Hudson, John Ford - British Musician and Terry Cassidy, along with Clive Pearce.
Their first album, Bad Habits, was released in 1979.
Brian Willoughby (guitar) and Chris Parren (keyboards) joined for their second album, Suspended Animation.
Their song "Drugs In My Pocket" is also very popular among youthful Canadian marijuana users as a sing along followed by long periods of laughing.
Bad Habits, Released 1979
[edit] Albums
- Bad Habits
- Suspended Animation (released in Canada only)
[edit] Singles
- "Nice Legs Shame About The Face"
- "Johnny B. Rotten"
- "Drugs In My Pocket"
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