Years active 1980–1987
2007–present | Website Profile.myspace.com | |
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Associated acts The Police, U.K. Subs, Glen Matlock, Johnny Thunders Past members Val Haller
James Eller
Glen Matlock Origin London, United Kingdom (1980) Members Henry Padovani, Paul Slack, Glen Matlock Albums Font l' Enfer, They Call Them Crazy, Three For Trouble Record labels Skydog, Razor Records, Diesel Motor Records Genres Punk rock, Post-punk, Rock and roll revival, Instrumental rock Similar Wayne County & the Electri, Soucoupes Violentes, Vicious White Kids, The Lords of the New Church, Johnny Thunders | ||
The Flying Padovanis are an instrumental band, originally formed in the 1980s by the original guitarist for The Police, Henri Padovani. Their first single, Western Pasta was released in 1981 and was followed by two albums, Font l'Enfer (1982) and They Call Them Crazy (1987). After a period of hiatus, they reformed in 2007 with worldwide touring commitments, and a compilation album entitled Three For Trouble (2007), and a DVD consisting of vintage concert footage and current interviews. The band now plays regular dates in London and France.
Contents
- The flying padovanis paris apr s l avant premi re du film rock n roll of corse
- Members
- Songs
- References
The flying padovanis paris apr s l avant premi re du film rock n roll of corse
Members
Present members, apart from Padovani, include Paul Slack (U.K. Subs, Monica and the Explosion), Chris Musto (Johnny Thunders, The Bermondsey Joyriders, The Philistines, Joe Strummer), Val Haller, James Eller and Glen Matlock. Musto had played with Johnny Thunders for four years until Thunders's death in 1991, and made two albums with Matlock as part of The Philistines, as well as playing with Joe Strummer on the soundtrack to Sid and Nancy.
Songs
Three for TroubleThey Call Them Crazy · 1987
Western PastaThree For Trouble · 2008
The Last BulletThey Call Them Crazy · 1987