A08

Band publicity biography

Typed publicity biography of The New English with a vertical band-name logo and black bars covering two names
Band publicity biography describing a Fulham childhood, a first national television appearance and songs about teenage love.Full-size image
Type
Publicity sheet
Date
NETWORK EAST - [day clipped]/9/87
Also named
Fulham, Normand Park, The Redskins, The King’s Head, Network East
Image credit
Photographer or publisher not recorded.
Web copy
Private contact details are masked on this web copy. The original document is unchanged.

A one-page typed biography of the band, with a vertical New English logo down the right-hand edge. It says the two members grew up in Fulham, first met aged eight at a mass football match in Normand Park, and describes a later meeting at a Redskins gig at The King’s Head, in a sentence partly covered by a black bar. It says the band had already made its first national television appearance on Network East, and describes the lyrics as honest stories of teenage love in South West 6. It closes with a slogan: “Songs to hum now and forever!”

Songs to hum now and forever!

Band publicity biography.

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Band publicity biography. The New English Archive. Last substantive revision 6 November 2026. https://thenewenglish.uk/archive/band-promotional-biography/