steveswindells

Singer Songwriter • Margate, CT9 2RW, GB

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About the Artist

Please 'FAN' me and/or join the email list for loads of free downloads and exclusives from The Plastic Sturgeons (www.reverbnation.com/theplasticsturgeons) and Steve Swindells, from then and now. My double CD 'The Lost Albums' was finally released on Flicknife Records in 2012 and is available from HMV.com, Amazon.co.uk, PLAY and iTunes: http://www.flickniferecords.co.uk My latest double, downloadable album ''Woke Up This Morning; is a compilation of my home studio recordings from the late 80s up until 2016. There are plenty of free downloads (please viralise in return) and you buy the whole album for just $10 (or more, if you chose): http://steveswindells.bandcamp.com You will also stream or download my double, all-star 'DanMingo', my double studio album 'The Unplanned Obsolescence Of Thom Topham' and my.studio album 'The Hanging Baskets Of Babylon' at http://steveswindells.bandcamp.com Both 'Fresh Blood' (WEA 1980) and 'The Lost Albums' are on Spotify and all the other streaming platforms, along with all my other released albums, apart from my first album 'Messages' from *gasp* 1974. Check my ambient albums Bam Boo and The Enigma Elevations for free downloads (if you 'fan' me). http://www.reverbnation.com/steveswindellsbamboo http://www.reverbnation.com/steveswindellsenigmaelevations Please 'LIKE' me here: http://www.facebook.com/SteveSwindellsMusic And 'Follow' me here: http://soundcloud.com/steve-swindells and here: http://www.mixcloud.com/steveswindells I created the world's first multimedia novel in 2010. It's called 'The Unplanned Obsolescence Of Thom Topham' and you'll find all twelve chapters (and 17 songs) on steveswindells.substack.com - along with loads of multimedia goodies. All four of my songs that Roger Daltrey of The Who covered in the mid-eighties (with me on keys) are on YouTube. They are 'Bitter And Twisted' (over 300k plays) and 'Dont Wait On The Stairs', from my 'Fresh Blood' album, and 'Treachery' and 'Martyrs And Madmen' from 'The Lost Albums'.

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