Kick Partners

The Kick Partners were a Nottingham based reggae band, originally consisting of Wayne Allen (guitars/vocals) and Rose Eyre (keyboards/vocals). They released three singles in the 80's before disappearing. 
In 1983 Kick Partners reached the finals of BBC One TV's "Battle of the Pop Bands", which was broadcast on BBC1 on 17th May 1983 and presented by David Jensen.
==Links to Peel==
When DJ John Peel presented his legendary Roadshow at Nottingham University (with Misty) on Friday 30th January 1981 he was passed a 12" single by Nottingham-based duo Kick Partners called 'Steel Workers' (Revolution Records). He played it on his next Radio 1 show on Monday 2nd February 1981. A couple years later, the group did a session for his show in 1983.
==Sessions==
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1. Recorded: 1983-03-16. First Broadcast: 28 March 1983
*Steel Workers / Granston Villas / It's Too Late / The Beats In Your Heart
==Other Shows Played==
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*02 February 1981: Steel Workers (12") Revolution
*10 February 1981: Steel Workers (12") Revolution
==External Links==
*Our Nottinghamshire
*Discogs
Category:Artists