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The Selecter
The Selecter
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The Selecter

Formed: 1979

Location: Coventry, England

Members

  • Perry Melius
  • Charley Anderson
  • John Bradbury
  • Adam Williams
  • Stan Campbell
  • Lee Horsley
  • Al Fletcher
  • Pauline Black
  • Neil Pyzer
  • Martin Stewart
  • Neol Davies
  • Will Crewdson
  • Desmond Brown
  • Compton Amanor
  • Nick Welsh
  • Charlie 'H' Bembridge
  • John Robertson
  • Arthur Hendrickson
  • James Mackie
  • Paul Seacroft
  • John Thompson
  • Winston Marche
  • Luke Palmer (3)

The Selecter, formed in Coventry, England in 1979, is a seminal British ska revival band and a key act of the 2 Tone movement. Known for their diverse lineup and the powerful vocals of Pauline Black and Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson, they blended ska, punk, and socially conscious lyrics addressing racism and sexism. Their 1980 debut, "Too Much Pressure," was a UK chart success, featuring hits like "On My Radio." Despite lineup changes, the band continues to record and tour, maintaining the relevance of the 2 Tone ethos.

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