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The band was formed in 1979 originally as TV Art by Paul Haig (vocals, guitar) and his childhood friend Ronnie Torrance (drums), later joined by Malcolm Ross (guitar, keyboards), with Gary McCormack added on bass guitar, who soon left (later joining The Exploited) with David Weddell replacing him.
By the time David Weddell took over on bass at the beginning of 1979 the nascent group were gigging regularly, complementing a thriving local scene that also included The Associates, Fire Engines, Scars, Metropak, Visitors and Another Pretty Face.
Josef K were formed in Edinburgh in 1979, originally as TV Art, by Paul Haig (guitar/vocals), Ronnie Torrance (drums), Malcolm Ross (guitar/vocals/violin/keyboards) and their ex-roadie David Weddell (bass) replacing original bassist Gary McCormack.
But it's never too late to enjoy their music. Franz Ferdinand says they wouldn't exist if it hadn't been for Josef K. Check the sample to find out why Trouser Press called Josef K "the definitive Scottish neo-pop masters" of their era. SAMPLE: "Heart of Song" (Edinburgh 1981) 01 Applebush. 02 Fun ’n’ Frenzy.
2 de sept. de 2012 · Josef K. Entomology. (Domino, 2006) The Players: Paul Haig - Guitar & Vocals. Malcolm Ross - Guitar, Violin. David Weddell - Bass. Ronnie Torrance - Drums. My score of the week was finding this used copy of Josef K's entire recorded history for $5 at Soundgarden.
28 de oct. de 2005 · Josef K formed in Edinburgh in 1978 as TV Art. In 1979 the group began playing locally joining a thriving Edinburgh scene. In 1979 they changed their name to Josef K and recorded an eight-song studio demo tape but the songs failed to generate much interest.
Though the group is distinguished by the guitar playing of vocalist Paul Haig, it's the angular drive of bassist David Weddell that really gives these songs that off-kilter propulsion that elevates them above other lesser acts (like their Scottish peers Orange Juice, for instance).
