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Puritan Guitars
Band, GB
Musician of Alternative
The Puritan Guitars were from Cardiff, Wales and they had their only single on their own label, Riverside Records. '£100 In 15 Minutes' was widely misunderstood that they were singing about their manufacturing costs. In fact the song is about a party that the band attended, held by Rough Trade Records when a £100's worth of drink was consumed in fifteen minutes. Singer/guitarist John Williams started out writing a fanzine called After Hours, and after the Puritans broke up he joined the ex-The Janet And Johns to do two mid-80s singles as Thomas the Voice. He’s now an increasingly celebrated author, and two of his novels deal with the DIY scenes in London (Faithless), and Cardiff (Cardiff Dead).
Members
 | John Williams *1961 US |
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| £100 In 15 Minutes | Puritan Guitars | 1980 | Single |
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