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Last update/review:
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August 29, 2017
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Rogue Male
Once tabbed by the British rock mag
Kerrang!
as the next big thing (neither the first
nor the last time that
Kerrang! has over-hyped a British band),
Rogue Male came and went, ultimately failing to live up to their
press clippings.
The debut,
First Visit, had a strong
Motorhead
style (particularly in the very
Lemmy-like vocals) and a good sense of catchy loud rock and roll.
For whatever reason, though, the band didn't catch on and they were
quickly done.
In 2009 founder Jim Lyttle hired some big guns and put out
Nail It under the Rogue Male name, and the band may or may not
still be around in one form or another.
Last Lineup
Jim Lyttle
vocals/guitars
John Fraiser-Binnie
guitars
Tony Forsythe
bass
Lawrence Paterson
drums (Alcatrazz)
Former Members/Guests
Bernie Torme (guest)
guitars (ex-Atomic Rooster, ex-Gillan) RIP: March 17, 2019, pneumonia , age 66
Philippe Clark
bass/backing vocals
Kevin Collier
bass
John McCoy (guest)
bass (ex-Gillan, ex-Samson)
Steve Kingsley
drums
Danny Fury
drums
Robin Guy (guest)
drums
Discography
First Visit
1985
Music For Nations
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- Crazy Motorcycle
- All Over You
- First Visit
- Get Off My Back
- Dressed Incognito
- Unemployment
- On The Line
- Devastation
- Look Out
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Jim Lyttle
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John Fraiser-Binnie
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Philippe Clark
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Steve Kingsley
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Animal Man
1986
Music For Nations
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- Progress
- Lust
- Take No Shit
- You're On Fire
- The Real Me
- Animal Man
- Belfast
- The Job Centre
- Low Rider
- The Passing
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Jim Lyttle
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John Fraiser-Binnie
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Kevin Collier
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Danny Fury
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Nail It
2009
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- Cold Blooded Man
- Street Credibility
- Up in Smoke
- Stars n Stripes
- Time
- Never
- Meteorite
- Forever Wild
- Dangerzone
- Bless My Soul
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Jim Lyttle
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Bernie Torme
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John McCoy
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Robin Guy
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