Lubby Nugget
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Lubby Nugget were a ska-punk band from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire (UK). They were signed to Moon Ska Europe records and released the album 'Subtle Crucial' in 2000 followed by a split E.P., entitled 'Big Up Clash' with label mates Shootin' Goon in 2001.
The band toured the UK numerous times, before and after the release of Subtle Crucial and also were part of a Moon Ska tour through Germany (September 2001) along with Shootin' Goon and Mixtwitch all driven along nicely by legendary driver 'Barney'.
The band broke up sometime in 2002 after a lot of in-band arguing.
[edit] Line Up:
Kerry Hughes - Vocals, Guitar
Colin Wright - Lead Guitar, backup vocals
Paul Cox (Coxy) - Bass
Kevin Sanderson - Drums
Darren Haigh - Trumpet
Rick Adams - Trumpet
Tom de Bruin - Alto Saxophone
Mark 'Beefy' Silcock - Barritone Saxophone (joined after Subtle Crucial but was part of Big Up Clash)
[edit] what do they do now?
Colin has a kid and a new band Station Invasion
Kevin has a baby
Kerry has a new band, PinPim, well worth checking out. He is also running a pub, the West Riding in Huddersfield,
Coxy always has and always will cook,
Darren lives in Scotland,
Rick is 'cool' as ever,
Tom is happy,
Beefy plays and has played in various bands here and there.
[edit] Discography
And You Know We Are... (Demo tape 1997?)
Flying Blue Rat Bites Punk Rock Horse (Demo CD 1999?)
Split EP on Potato Print Records featuring demo version of 'On the Floor' - Other bands were Eastfield, ??, ??, and ?? (1999)
Subtle Crucial (2000)
Big Up Clash (split with Shootin' Goon) (2001)
 Trier, Germany - 23/09/2001 |
 Somewhere in Germany - 09/2001 |
 Somewhere in Germany - 24/09/2001 |
