Last Man Standing: Gimmie Mick!
By cdm on Jul 17, 2008
Is it the birthright of every English guy named Mick to be in a band? Or, conversely, is it some sort of English law or regulation requiring that every band have a guy named Mick?
I recently caught a few minutes of a random documentary about a British punk band comprised of middle aged mentally handicapped guys, and even those guys had at least one Mick in the band.
So, name an English band with a guy named Mick in it. I’ll start: Heavy Load (the aforementioned middle aged mentally handicapped punk band).
30 comments
Comment from: Oats [Member]
Pince nez: Half of the original members of Foreigner were American. However, Mick Jones was in Spooky Tooth for a few years.
07/17/08 @ 13:09
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
CDM, do Mickeys count? If so, didn't early T-Rex have a guy named Mickey Finn?
07/17/08 @ 13:40
Bad Company (yes I know it's the same Mick who was in Mott the Hoople before, but hey it still counts, right?)
07/17/08 @ 14:18
Pink Fairies (with not one but two Micks at one stage; Mick Farren and Mick Wayne)
07/17/08 @ 14:20
Comment from: dbuskirk [Member] 
Mick Wilson from the band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich.
07/17/08 @ 14:24
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
I hope CDM doesn't mind me reminding you that, based on the individual Stones suggestions, you can use one Mick at a time for bands with Multiple Micks.
07/17/08 @ 14:56
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
The Mac had already been mentioned. Unless they had a second Mick I wasn't aware of, Townsperson eh is currently the Last Man Standing.
07/19/08 @ 23:20
Comment from: saturnismine [Member]
oops! didn't see that.
hmmm....i'm stumped for the moment.
hmmm....i'm stumped for the moment.
07/20/08 @ 08:19
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