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Birth name
  
David Charles Perez

Role
  
Singer

Name
  
Charlie Harper

Years active
  
1964–present

Origin
  
England


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Born
  
25 May 1944 (age 79) Hackney, East London, England (
1944-05-25
)

Occupation(s)
  
Singer, composer, producer

Instruments
  
Vocals, harmonica, guitar, bass guitar

Movies
  
Warhead: U.K. Subs: 25th Anniversary: Marquee Concert, The Monochrome Set: Destiny Always Calls Twice

Music groups
  
U.K. Subs (Since 1976), Urban Dogs

Albums
  
Normal Service Resumed, Bonefield, Another Kind of Blues, Punk Can Take It, Gross‑Out USA

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Charlie Harper (born David Charles Perez, 25 May 1944, Hackney, London) is a British singer and songwriter. He is best known as the lead singer from the punk band U.K. Subs.

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Biography

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A former hairdresser, he was already a veteran of the London R&B scene at the time of the UK Subs being formed in 1976. Prior to forming the UK Subs, he was the frontman and founder of The Marauders between 1975 and 1976.

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In 1980 his solo single release "Barmy London Army" spent one week at #68 in the UK Singles Chart. He has also recorded with his side project The Urban Dogs and released a solo album entitled Stolen Property and a second solo single "Freaked". As well as singing he also plays the harmonica and bass, he played rhythm guitar on the UK Subs album Diminished Responsibility. He still typically performs between 150 and 200 gigs per year with the UK Subs.

Albums

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  • Stolen Property(1981), Flicknife
  • Singles

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  • "Barmy London Army"/"Talk Is Cheap" (1980), Gem
  • "Freaked"/"Jo" (1981), Ramkup - UK Indie no. 17
  • with UK Subs

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    Albums

  • Urban Dogs (1983), Fall Out - UK Indie no. 18
  • No Pedigree (1985), Flicknife
  • Wipeout Beach (1998), Raw Power
  • Bonefield (2012), Time and Matter
  • Attack! (2016), Time and Matter
  • Singles

  • "New Barbarians" (1982), Fall Out - UK Indie no. 15
  • "Limo Life" (1983), Fall Out - UK Indie no. 16
  • "(We Don't Want No) Millenium Dome" (1999), Raw Power
  • "Rebellion Song" (2014), Time and Matter
  • "Trick or Treat" (2016), Time and Matter
  • with Charlie's Harbour Rats

  • "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms" single (2012), Punkerama
  • with Captain Sensible

  • Too Much Reality EP (2013), Time and Matter
  • Compilations

  • New Barbarians: The Best Of Charlie Harper And The Urban Dogs (1999), Captain Oi!
  • Recorded tributes

  • "Charlie Harper" - a track by The Bus Station Loonies appeared on their "Bare Faced Hypocrisy Sells Records" EP on the Ruptured Ambitions label in 1998. A different version was on their 1999 Mad Frank's Zonal Disco album.
  • References

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