Kelvin Blacklock

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Kelvin Blacklock

voc, g, dr,
Singer / Musician of Rock, Pop and Alternative
A.k.a. Kelvin Colney K. K. Black Tommy Frenzy

Kelvin Blacklock, a schoolfriend of Mick Jones, had been a vocalist in the guitarist’s pre-Clash bands The Delinquents, Little Queenie and London SS, and went on to join The Damned drummer Rat Scabies’ short-lived White Cats. He recorded two singles, a version of The Herd’s I Don’t Want Our Loving To Die, & California Sun under the pseudonym K. K. Black before disappearing from the limelight. He would resurface in 1983 in Mirrors, a short-lived rock combo featuring Matt Dangerfield (ex-The Boys) on guitar: they would release a lone single (Dance Dance Dance) and an album which sold poorly.

Instruments

Vocals
Guitar
Drums

Genres

Rock
Pop
Alternative

Plays With

Mirrors

The Bell Heirs

Tuff Darts

White Cats

Band Members

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
I Don't Want Our Loving To Die	Kelvin Blacklock	1978	Single

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