Redskins final gig - Alabama Halle, Munchen, Germany. 15th September 1986

Redskins final gig at the Alabama Halle, Munchen, Germany on 15th September 1986. Track listing: 1. Move, 2. Let My Words Be Bullets, 3 Levi Stubbs Tears, 4. Bring It Down, 5. A Plateful Of Hateful, 6.Let's Make It Work. Redskins line up - Chris Dean (vocals/guitar), Martin Hewes (bass), Paul Hookman (drums) Brian Edwards (tenor saxophone/percussion), Trevor Edwards (trombone/percussion), Kevin Robinson (trumpet).

[@mooradchoudhry4035]

The lyrics to A Plateful of Hateful are as relevant and true today 34 years later as they were then...even more so. We desperately need a Redskins for today.

[@julianechtawestberlina3685]

Never find a band like this.

[@mooradchoudhry4035]

Yes...thank you Bazza! As inspiring now as they were then. Legends.

[@MrPatchyp]

First band I saw, Newcastle Riverside, think it was 84 or 85, was still at school so it was about then. The current shit show in the UK and I’ve started listening to Neither Washington nor Moscow again and realised how relevant it still is

[@Tine_Chris]

Just discovered myself in the frontrow 😁

[@Bartoldi]

AAA in Paul Hookman's t-shirt and Martin Hewes' cap stands for Artists Against Apartheid

[@jfb36]

Thanks bazza !

[@casablanca2745]

Birth of the Cool (Miles) lead in to Ska very cool.

[@nerom68]

One album. Why?????

[@janelloyd7601]

Where are you Chris Dean?

[@oldmanc2]

Bring it down - still relevant with this nasty Tory Government

[@lukmruk]

When I discovered their album completely by accident, I was completely surprised. especially after the band's name. it was the nineties, full of skinhead fascists, and here was such a surprise. They recorded an album with a unique sound, in a unique band. and they turned out to be left-wing, which also surprised me. To this day they are one of my favorite bands. They gave their all and had a message for the listeners. and it is still very good today. It's a pity there's only one album. maybe one, but unique

[@user-ek6og5gg8n]

Same here - bought my mistake - brilliant album - still one of my faves - regret never having seen them live :(

[@markeggins890]

First track hints to a more kind of jazzier side to the band...what could have been...sigh...