The Family Cat [SEP] inception
The Family Cat
The Family Cat were a British independent band, formed in Stoke Newington, London in 1988. Three members were originally from Cornwall, one from Plymouth and one from Southampton.
Career.
The band played live for five years and recorded three albums, the mini-album "Tell 'Em We're Surfin"', (produced by The Jam's drummer Rick Buckler ) released on South London independent label Bad Girl Records, and its full-length follow-ups, "Furthest from the
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- "Seven Days' Leave" (Jan 17, 1918 - Jun 1918)
- "Allegiance" (Aug 1, 1918 - Sep 1918)
- "The Honor of the Family" (Mar 17, 1919 - May 1919)
- "Alley Cat" (Sep 17, 1934 - Sep 1934)
- "A Woman of the Soil" (Mar 25, 1935 - Apr 1935)
- "Life's Too Short" (Sep 20, 1935 - Sep 1935)