News1 min ago
What happened to the Lemon Trees?
About twelve years ago, a band called the Lemon Trees released a few catchy 60's-ish singles, and an album called, if my memory serves, named "Open Book".The main songwriter in the band was one Guy Chambers, the ex-World Party bod, who went on to write most of Robbie Williams early tunes.Who were the others? Where are they now?
Answers
No best answer has yet been selected by jamesy boy. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hello, Paul! (How odd...Still, it shows the power of AnswerBank!) I totally agree that the band and songs were under-rated, and still occasionally spin the 7" singles to this day.Good, distinctive sleeves, as well with "Let It Loose" (a studio shot featuring the band playing incredibly expensive looking retro instruments), pre-dating Oasis' similar cover for "Supersonic".
This may seem a bit odd, Paul...but were you the Dustin Hoffman-a-like in the "Graduate" homage video? (I don't have the records in front of me to check "who's who".)
Yes that was me playing Dustin in the Video. It was all a bit confusing 'cos the Lemonheads released a version of 'Mrs Robinson' at the same time!
As for all the retro gear we were all obsessed with the Beatles, Beach Boys etc and aquired a taste for expensive vintage equipment to make us look and sound authentic. At least somebody noticed!!
hi my auntie ran the fan club for the lemon trees, she is right here and says "hello paul!". She sings in a band with paul holman called loose chippings, they're great! It is sad that the second album was not released, Paul wrote some beautiful songs for it, maybe one day it will be released, hope so! I was a big fan of the lemon trees too, my favourite songs were love is in your eyes and child of love,do you know the B side, written by alex "why doesthe pressure follow me home" if not I seriously recommend a listen.
Keep the lemon tree love alive jamesy boy!!!
x
Related Questions
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.