Zero Zero(2)

:(This page is about the English new wave band. For the electronic musician of the same name, see Zero Zero).
Zero Zero was a short lived English new wave band from Highgate, London, formed in late 1978 by Steve Jamison (vocals, guitar), Julia James (bass) & Nick Sinclair (drums). At the start of 1979, Keith Shadwick (saxophone) was recruited following an ad placed in the Melody Maker, the latter had moved to Australia where he played with Bleeding Hearts. The group's only single had a thousand copies released on its Interference Records label, with a cover designed by Michael Fitzjames and produced by Tony Durant, singer and guitarist of the acid folk group Fuschia.
==Links to Peel==
Peel played their only single, 'Chinese Boys' in the summer of 1979. There is no evidence according to available tracklistings on this site, that Peel ever played their b-side ('Coupe De Ville Dawn').
==Shows Played==
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*18 June 1979: 'Chinese Boys (7")' (Interference)
*09 July 1979: 'Chinese Boys (7")' (Interference)
==External Links==
*The Pink Years
*Discogs
Category:Artists