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Saw them live in Peterborough , late 70s ,the pics of that gig ended up on the cover of Live Cutz , me and my brother can be seen in the crowd on the photo of Mick Davenport! .what a great live band, Mick Davenport was a phenomenal guitar slinger, doing things way before his time ,

jack thelad

I 'v seen them in the Cumberland Liverpool didn't no much about them but new right away the singer was great they were doing covers and Lloyds' hair was short.... I started singing in a band and we quite after a year I got information that a band was looking for a lead singer so I got in touch and arranged to see them at a gig the band was called Pictures so the penny never dropped.........when I got there I looked on the stage I recognized Lou and his bottle of Newcastle brown to which he always drank on stage..... I turned to the girl I was with and said fuck that... No way am I going to try and step In Dave Lloyds' boots The girl said were here now so I went up and introduced my self they were fine arranged an audition............ I sung feel like making love Bad Co and a couple of others and to my surprise they wanted me on board......... went to Lou's house in wavertree and got the set off him When I got home and listened to the set I was a bit saddened to see they had mellowed down for the public more gig's more money I tired to get In to the stuff but If you don't like what your doing then whats the point .........Took the set back to Lou and thanked him for the offer but I am not Into the stuff............. Well in the day I audition for Genesis (And they got In tutch with me WoW) got a very good response but they took on the singer from a band called stiltskin I've been in pub bands ever since a THUNDER tribute and still rocking around Merseyside must be getting to the end of my singing days now...............Thought this might be of interest maybe not.........

Alan Lewis

I forgot what a fantastic band Nutz were live. Brings back some brilliant memories of my youth.

mywedding84

wow what memories this brings back..such an underated band..saw these so many times locally in Liverpool as headliners and support to the likes of budgie and ufo..magic times

metafis

Great stuff...way ahead of its time, pre dates Bon Jovi by ten years. and you think the director here working on a rock show, should be able to tell who is playing lead guitar.

Tim Chapple

I really love this band - listening now I can't see why they didn't become major league

Jonathan Shaw

i am sure they backed up black sabbath at the liverpool empire in 76/77? bit pissed up at the time,but they where great. or was that steve hillage. anyway loved the album cover(wot a bot). .

Paul RoboPoet

saw them at the Grey Topper, Jacksdale about 100 years ago :) Great night

David Fowler

thses guys where popular at the diamond, sutton in ashfiled too

Rap Isidro

i think a harmonic pinch? am i right? dayum!

THESTIG5954

Love this track mick davenport makes that guitar sing...brill.

sean thornton

Saw this band in Glasgows Apollo supporting Status Quo, they were good enough for a support ban,,

Gary Devonport

magic roundabout as intro to "pushed around" watkins copycat echo unit

martinberty2002

First saw this band when they supported Quo in the late 70's, and then later again in club in Blackpool. A tight little band that deserved more acclaim than they received. Seem to remember them doing The Magic Roundabout theme tune.

phil dunning

Just read the feature on NUTZ on the Classic Rock website (cult heroes section) dated 2010. The feature mentioned a possible reforming of the band (obviously missing John, RIP). Did anything develop. I was a great fan of the band during the 70s and would love to see them again.

wrekker69

My brothers band supported them in the opening week of Camden's Music Machine back in 1976 / 77.

Gary Devonport

if you search on here for "crossroads dock and roll" yes "dock" you will see mike and Keith from nutz (guit and bass) doing crossroads recently

MAGNUM II

SUPERB MEMORIES...

maximiliancohen

I had this album, my friends and I were blown away with the speed on the guitarist. How these guys went under the radar still baffles me.

Adrian Taylor

Great band and terfiic guys. I was their booker when I worked at MAM in the 70's!!

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