Cecil
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APR
04
2016
Chicago, IL
Avondale
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NOV
21
2015
Paris, France
Les Ecuries
I Was There
MAY
22
2015
St Louis, MO
Fubar
I Was There
JAN
03
2015
San Francisco, CA
Mighty
I Was There
DEC
07
2014
Lyon, France
Le Croiseur
I Was There
AUG
15
2014
Melbourne, Australia
The Mercat Basement
I Was There
JUL
26
2014
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
JUN
28
2014
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
JUN
21
2014
Oakland, CA
Jack London Square, Oakland
I Was There
DEC
31
2013
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
NOV
15
2013
Portland, OR
Alhambra Theatre
I Was There
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About Cecil
There are two artists called Cecil, the more popular one thesedays is Japanese, the other one is:
Cecil - Formed in Liverpool in 1993 by Ste Williams (vocals), Patrick Harrison (guitar), Ally Lambert (drums), Anthony Hughes (guitar), and Jay Bennet (bass). They took part in a Liverpool Echo sponsored(?) Battle Of The Bands. This brought them to the attention of EMI sub Parlophone Recs who released their 1st single 'No Excuses/Upside Down Smile' (R 6418) in October 1995. I never quite understood Cecil, couldn't work out what they wanted to be, or even where they saw themselves. They played competent hard rock that wasn't quite, but wasn't really 'alternative' either.
Being on EMI gained them support slots on a few headline tours with The Levellers and Skunk Anansie. A few more singles followed prior to the release of the LP 'Bombar Diddlah' CD/LP 7384), which helped gain a few more followers. A single was released in October '97 'Hostage In A Frock/Stubborn Feather', EMI pulled out the stops and put out limited green vinyl , bonus CD singles etc (R 6471), which helped the boys score a #68 entry onto the UK Chart.
A further single, again in various formats 'The Most Tiring Day/Sliphillclimb' was put out in early 1998, and followed up by the 2nd Album 'Subtitles' (CD/LP 859821). The promise created by the sales of the previous two singles did not continue and Cecil called it a day, with EMI deleting all their material shortly after.
Following 'Subtitles' the band reformed under the bandname Voy which was a lighter more commercial sounding outfit, and a few years later again resurfaced under the band name Fridge Mountain Fires.
In 2008 Cecil played a one off reunion gig.
Cecil - Formed in Liverpool in 1993 by Ste Williams (vocals), Patrick Harrison (guitar), Ally Lambert (drums), Anthony Hughes (guitar), and Jay Bennet (bass). They took part in a Liverpool Echo sponsored(?) Battle Of The Bands. This brought them to the attention of EMI sub Parlophone Recs who released their 1st single 'No Excuses/Upside Down Smile' (R 6418) in October 1995. I never quite understood Cecil, couldn't work out what they wanted to be, or even where they saw themselves. They played competent hard rock that wasn't quite, but wasn't really 'alternative' either.
Being on EMI gained them support slots on a few headline tours with The Levellers and Skunk Anansie. A few more singles followed prior to the release of the LP 'Bombar Diddlah' CD/LP 7384), which helped gain a few more followers. A single was released in October '97 'Hostage In A Frock/Stubborn Feather', EMI pulled out the stops and put out limited green vinyl , bonus CD singles etc (R 6471), which helped the boys score a #68 entry onto the UK Chart.
A further single, again in various formats 'The Most Tiring Day/Sliphillclimb' was put out in early 1998, and followed up by the 2nd Album 'Subtitles' (CD/LP 859821). The promise created by the sales of the previous two singles did not continue and Cecil called it a day, with EMI deleting all their material shortly after.
Following 'Subtitles' the band reformed under the bandname Voy which was a lighter more commercial sounding outfit, and a few years later again resurfaced under the band name Fridge Mountain Fires.
In 2008 Cecil played a one off reunion gig.
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Concerts and tour dates
Past
APR
04
2016
Chicago, IL
Avondale
I Was There
NOV
21
2015
Paris, France
Les Ecuries
I Was There
MAY
22
2015
St Louis, MO
Fubar
I Was There
JAN
03
2015
San Francisco, CA
Mighty
I Was There
DEC
07
2014
Lyon, France
Le Croiseur
I Was There
AUG
15
2014
Melbourne, Australia
The Mercat Basement
I Was There
JUL
26
2014
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
JUN
28
2014
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
JUN
21
2014
Oakland, CA
Jack London Square, Oakland
I Was There
DEC
31
2013
Oakland, CA
The New Parish
I Was There
NOV
15
2013
Portland, OR
Alhambra Theatre
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Cecil
There are two artists called Cecil, the more popular one thesedays is Japanese, the other one is:
Cecil - Formed in Liverpool in 1993 by Ste Williams (vocals), Patrick Harrison (guitar), Ally Lambert (drums), Anthony Hughes (guitar), and Jay Bennet (bass). They took part in a Liverpool Echo sponsored(?) Battle Of The Bands. This brought them to the attention of EMI sub Parlophone Recs who released their 1st single 'No Excuses/Upside Down Smile' (R 6418) in October 1995. I never quite understood Cecil, couldn't work out what they wanted to be, or even where they saw themselves. They played competent hard rock that wasn't quite, but wasn't really 'alternative' either.
Being on EMI gained them support slots on a few headline tours with The Levellers and Skunk Anansie. A few more singles followed prior to the release of the LP 'Bombar Diddlah' CD/LP 7384), which helped gain a few more followers. A single was released in October '97 'Hostage In A Frock/Stubborn Feather', EMI pulled out the stops and put out limited green vinyl , bonus CD singles etc (R 6471), which helped the boys score a #68 entry onto the UK Chart.
A further single, again in various formats 'The Most Tiring Day/Sliphillclimb' was put out in early 1998, and followed up by the 2nd Album 'Subtitles' (CD/LP 859821). The promise created by the sales of the previous two singles did not continue and Cecil called it a day, with EMI deleting all their material shortly after.
Following 'Subtitles' the band reformed under the bandname Voy which was a lighter more commercial sounding outfit, and a few years later again resurfaced under the band name Fridge Mountain Fires.
In 2008 Cecil played a one off reunion gig.
Cecil - Formed in Liverpool in 1993 by Ste Williams (vocals), Patrick Harrison (guitar), Ally Lambert (drums), Anthony Hughes (guitar), and Jay Bennet (bass). They took part in a Liverpool Echo sponsored(?) Battle Of The Bands. This brought them to the attention of EMI sub Parlophone Recs who released their 1st single 'No Excuses/Upside Down Smile' (R 6418) in October 1995. I never quite understood Cecil, couldn't work out what they wanted to be, or even where they saw themselves. They played competent hard rock that wasn't quite, but wasn't really 'alternative' either.
Being on EMI gained them support slots on a few headline tours with The Levellers and Skunk Anansie. A few more singles followed prior to the release of the LP 'Bombar Diddlah' CD/LP 7384), which helped gain a few more followers. A single was released in October '97 'Hostage In A Frock/Stubborn Feather', EMI pulled out the stops and put out limited green vinyl , bonus CD singles etc (R 6471), which helped the boys score a #68 entry onto the UK Chart.
A further single, again in various formats 'The Most Tiring Day/Sliphillclimb' was put out in early 1998, and followed up by the 2nd Album 'Subtitles' (CD/LP 859821). The promise created by the sales of the previous two singles did not continue and Cecil called it a day, with EMI deleting all their material shortly after.
Following 'Subtitles' the band reformed under the bandname Voy which was a lighter more commercial sounding outfit, and a few years later again resurfaced under the band name Fridge Mountain Fires.
In 2008 Cecil played a one off reunion gig.
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