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SAHB: Accused News Article (1977)
NME SAHB, Tubes and more November 12, 1977 Cleminson 'saboteur' slams Alex ALEX HARVEY has been accused of "disloyalty" and "sabotage", following his shock decision to retire totally from_the rock busi-ness. A statement issued by Zal Cleminson guitarist and vocalist with the Sensa-tional Alex Harvey Band, who takes over as front man in Harvey's absence reveals the bitterness felt by the other members of the outfit towards their former leader. In his statement, Cleminson says:

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Nov 12, 1977


Alex Harvey Band: "Mrs. Blackhouse" Single (1977)
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band’s "Mrs. Blackhouse" backed with "Engine Room Boogie" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK...

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Aug 25, 1977


Alex Harvey Band: "Amos Moses" Single (1976)
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band’s "Amos Moses" backed with "Satchel and the Scalp Hunters" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in...

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Aug 26, 1976


The Sensational Alex Harvey Band: Gamblin' Bar Room Blues Single (1975)
Harvey's Shake That Thing Swing The Sensational Alex Harvey Band’s “Gamblin' Bar Room Blues” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on November 14, 1975, on Vertigo Records (catalogue: ALEX 002). Backed with “Shake That Thing,” this theatrical blues-rock cover of Jimmie Rodgers/Shelley Lee Alley (A) and Alex Harvey original (B), was produced by D. Batchelor for Mountain Records. The A-side’s fiddler-driven barroom tale and B-side’s raucous energy peaked at No. 38 on the

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Nov 14, 1975
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