Javis Humby

They started as a two-song, two-chord, two-piece in 1990 - the two songs being "Love Me Lies" by The Prisoners and "Oh, Yeah" by Bo Diddley. Consisting of Andy on guitar and a chap called Tony on organ/vocals, they did their first gig in the dining room of the the latter’s grandmother’s house to a handful of pissed-up friends who couldn’t understand why they hadn’t bothered to learn the songs or how to play their instruments. In true garage band style they didn’t let lack of talent and musical ineptitude stand in their way and began the hunt for the rest of the band...Having learnt how to play in the intervening years they come over as a punked up Spencer Davis Group mixed with The Stooges and a hint of Stax. So good are they that Little Steven Van Zandt brought them over to New York to play on a bill that included the Stooges, Bo Diddley, the Electric Prunes, Nancy Sinatra and dozens more great bands at his Underground Garage Festival.