The Nightingales with Vic Godard UK
Not many know this, but Nightingales singer Rob Lloyd and Subway Sect founder Vic Godard were both postmen for the Royal
Mail.
Together, they tried to set alight The Jam's Union Jack backdrop during the White Riot Tour . . . while The Jam was still on stage.
Now, forty years after jamming with The Slits on "No More Rock & Roll For You", the two have reunited to make this surly & kick-ass 7" EP.
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