The Class of '58
The Class of '58 | |
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| Origin | Penarth, Wales, U.K |
| Genres | Rock & Roll, Doo-Wop, Rhythm & Blues, Rockabilly |
| Years active | 1986 - Present |
| Labels | Classroom Records |
| Website | Official Website |
| Members | Howie Coleman, Chris Coleman, John Coleman, David Coleman |
The Class of '58 are a British rock and roll and doo-wop band from South Wales, originally formed in 1986 by founder, Howie Coleman. Since 2002 the band has consisted of the full immediate Coleman family; Howie Coleman (Father), Chris Coleman (Mother), John Coleman (Eldest Son) and David Coleman (Youngest Son).[1]
The band has toured with, backed and recorded with artists including Charlie Gracie, Jack Scott, Janis Martin, Johnny Preston, Frankie Ford, DJ Fontana and many others. They have recorded one studio album[2], a live album, a DVD and multiple singles which have featured both singularly and on various compilation albums.
Discography[3][edit]
About Time (Album)
- Released: 2024
- Format: CD
- Label: Classroom Records
- Writers: Howie Coleman, John Coleman
- Producer: John David Williams
- Tracks: Twelve
The Class of '58 : Live in Session (DVD)[4]
- Released: 2020
- Format: DVD
- Label: Classroom Records
- Writers: Howie Coleman
- Producer: Classroom Records
- Tracks: Sixteen
Times Are Getting Hard Boys (Single)
- Released: 2002
- Format: CD
- Label: Rock 'n' Roll Records
- Producer: Paul Barrett
- Tracks: One
Blue Scar (Single)
- Released: 2001
- Format: CD
- Label: Rock 'n' Roll Records
- Writers: Howie Coleman
- Producer: Paul Barrett
- Tracks: One
Jack Scott Live with The Class of '58[5]
- Released: 1995
- Format: CD
- Label: Rockhouse
- Producer: Paul Barrett
- Tracks: Eighteen
My True Love (Single)
- Released: 1994
- Format: CD
- Label: Fury Records
- Producer: Paul Barrett
- Tracks: One
References[edit]
Die Familie lebt den Rock&Roll
External Links[edit]
The Class of '58 Discography at Discogs
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