Tygers Of Pan Tang
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Biography
[Edit]Hailing from the tiny town of Whitley Bay in far northeastern England, the Tygers of Pan Tang (whose name originated from the Michael Moorcock novel Stormbringer) formed when aspiring vocalist Jess Cox met guitarist Robb Weir at the local pub in November 1978. Weir, along with bassist Rocky Laws and drummer Brian Dick, had recently formed a band that combined the lessons of early-'70s heavy metal legends such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple with the do-it-yourself ethos of punk — an emerging style eventually dubbed the new wave of British heavy metal. After much rehearsing and gigging in the surrounding area, the foursome recorded a number of demos at Impulse Studios, whose owners (Neat Records) released their first single "Don't Touch Me There" in September 1979. Relentless touring across Britain followed as the band supported such childhood heroes as the Scorpions and Budgie, as well as NWOBHM peers like Iron Maiden and Saxon. They also signed a deal with MCA and entered London's Morgan Studios in June to record their proper debut, Wildcat, which went straight into the British charts at number 18 upon its released in July 1980.
Looking to beef up their sound, the band added virtuoso guitarist John Sykes just in time for their biggest gig ever at 1980s Reading Festival. Despite this promising start, however, Cox decided to quit the group at year's end, citing the ever-popular "musical differences" and going on to form the short-lived Lionheart with the recently ousted Iron Maiden guitarist Dennis Stratton. Ex-Persian Risk vocalist Jon Deverill was drafted to replace him, and the revitalized Tygers of Pan Tang set to work on their new record. Widely considered their best effort, Spellbound hit the streets in April 1981 and was followed by another bout of touring, which kept the band nipping at the heels of NWOBHM powerhouses like Iron Maiden, Saxon, and Def Leppard. Things began to unravel when MCA forced the band to write and record a follow-up in only three weeks, though, resulting in the uneven Crazy Nights (released in November 1981). European dates in support of Ian Gillan followed, but guitarist Sykes quit abruptly to join Thin Lizzy upon their return to England (he later achieved even greater success with Whitesnake and Blue Murder). The band soldiered on with new six-stringer Fred Purser, whose more commercial leanings were heard on 1982's disappointing effort, The Cage. Everyone seemed to be giving up on the Tygers, including their management, which dropped the band just prior to a sold-out tour of Japan. After a brief attempt at self-management, the group decided to call it quits later that year, and a 1983 greatest-hits set seemed to close the book on the Tygers of Pan Tang. Surprisingly, Deverill and Dick would resurrect a glammed-up version of the band in 1985 with bassist Dave Donaldson and guitarists Steve Lamb and Neil Shepherd. They released two albums: 1985's The Wreck-Age and 1987's Burning in the Shade (featuring Shepherd's replacement Steve Thompson on guitar), both of which went absolutely nowhere and prompted another, apparently final split. 1986 also saw the release of the original band's 1980 Impulse Studio demos by Neat Records, under the title First Kill.
During the late '90s, a revised version of the group was assembled to play the Wacken Open Air festival in Germany. The performance was later released in 2001 as Live at Wacken, while a reissued version of Live at Nottingham Rock City arrived that same year. Prompted by their continued popularity in metal circles, the Tygers officially reunited (albeit with a rotating lineup, as members continued to exit the lineup) for a series of new albums, including Mystical, Noises from the Cathouse, and 2008's Animal Instinct.
Title: Live At Nottingham Rock City
Artist: Tygers Of Pan Tang
Genre: Hard Rock, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: Crazy Nights (Re - Issue)
Artist: Tygers Of Pan Tang
Genre: Hard Rock, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: On The Prowl: The Best Of
Artist: Tygers Of Pan Tang
Genre: Hard Rock, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: Noises from the Cathouse
Artist: Tygers Of Pan Tang
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal
Title: Leg of the Boot (Live In Holland)
Artist: Tygers Of Pan Tang
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal
Collections
Title: Flower Power (Re-Recorded Versions)
Genre: Rock
Title: Ultimate Monster Ballads - Power Ballads
Genre: Rock
Title: Rocking On Heaven's Door
Genre: Rock
Title: Melodic Rock
Genre: Rock
Title: The Neat Singles Collection, Vol. 3
Genre: Rock
Title: Voices Of British Heavy Metal
Genre: Rock
Title: Melodic Ballads
Genre: Pop
Title: Soundtrack To The '70s
Genre: Rock
Title: Great British Rock (CD1)
Title: The Heavy Metal Boxset (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: Metal-Hard Rock Covers 192
Genre: Rock, Black Metal, Metal, Heavy Metal
Title: Metal-Hard Rock Covers 154
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: NWOBHM 25th Anniversary Collection (CD3)
Genre: Heavy Metal
Title: Rock Collection 1980 (CD1)
Title: Rock Collection 1980 (CD15)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Post Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Synth Pop
Title: Rock Collection 1980 (CD11)
Title: Rock Collection 1980 (CD16)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Progressive Rock, Post Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Pop, Pop Rock, Synth Pop
Title: Rock Collection 1980 (CD7)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Hardcore Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal
Title: Rock Collection 1982 (CD15)
Genre: Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop, Pop Rock
Title: Rock Collection 1982 (CD17)
Title: Rock Collection 1982 (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Glam Rock, Gothic Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop, Pop Rock, Songwriter/Lyricist
Title: Rock Collection 1982 (CD5)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop Rock
Title: Rock Collection 1982 (CD9)
Genre: Rock, Blues Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Hardcore Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop Rock
Title: Greatest Ever Halloween (CD1)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rock, Pop
Title: Classic Rock Mixtape Vol. 54
Genre: House, Tech House, Hip Hop/R&B, Rock, Pop
Title: NOW! That's What I Call Melodic Rock (CD2)
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: Classic Metal Essentials 2020 (CD2)
Genre: Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal
Title: The Many Faces Of Def Leppard (CD3)
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Title: Halloween Rock Night 2023
Featuring albums
Title: The Least Worst Of in 2020 (Hits & Outcasts from Mighty Music)
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal