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Dumpy's Rusty Nuts - Heartbreaker

Dumpy's Rusty Nuts. "Get Out On The Road". Track list: 01.Get Out On The Road 02.Shnibob 03.Come On Everybody 04.Heartbreaker 05.Hear Me Calling 06.Out Of Time 07.Angel 08.Hawkwind 09.The Harry Lime Theme....

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Dumpy's Rusty Nuts - Box Hill or Bust Live!

An absolute classic! From one of the greatest live albums ever, 'Somewhere In England' . Now available on CD directly from the bands website. Many great memories of nights out at the Marquee and The Cartton come...

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Dumpy's Rusty Nuts Biography

['Dumpy's Rusty Nuts' are a British rock band founded in 1981 by the lead singer "Dumpy". Though unsuccessful as recording artists, the band attracted a cult following for their outstanding live performances in small rock venues. Despite playing classic blues rock, their initial audiences were drawn from the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal and they become particularly well-known at the London Marquee club, where they were a regular and popular attraction.

The band's attempts to become recording artists were unsuccessful. They recorded a debut single "Just For Kicks" but in order to get airplay the band had to change their name to Dumpy's Rusty Bolts. Sales of the single were poor, and the original band name was restored. Subsequent sporadic releases have only found favour with their small core audience.

Despite the group's remarkable longevity, they became a favourite target for mockery from the British music press, especially Melody Maker, where their name was often invoked as the epitome of failure in the music business in the humorous section "Talk Talk Talk" written by David Stubbs.

As of 2009, the band is still performing in small venues, music festivals and bike rallies across Europe.

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