Paul Hanley (musician)
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Paul Hanley c.2012 | |
Background information | |
Birth name | Paul A. Hanley |
Born |
Manchester, England | 18 February 1964
Genres | Indie rock, punk rock, hip hop |
Occupation(s) | Musician, Songwriter |
Instruments |
drums percussion Keyboard |
Years active | 1980–present |
Labels | Beggars Banquet, Castle, Chaos Tapes, Cog Sinister, Cottage, Flying Nun, Kamera, Newmemorabilia, Receiver, Rough Trade, Sanctuary, Strange Fruit, Blang Records |
Associated acts |
Brix & the Extricated Factory Star The Lovers The Fall Ark Shout Bamalam |
Website | https://paulhanleyblog.wordpress.com/ |
Paul Hanley (born 18 February 1964) is an English drummer and writer, best known as the drummer for the Fall (1980-85) and the Lovers. He currently plays with Brix & the Extricated.[1]
Career
Paul Hanley was the drummer in the Fall between 1980 and 1985.[2] For much of that time he was part of a two-drummer line-up with Karl Burns and also played keyboards. He was preceded as a member of the Fall by his brother, Steve, who remained in the band for a further 13 years.[3]
They subsequently moved on to Tom Hingley and the Lovers. The Lovers' first album, Abba Are The Enemy was released in 2004. Their second, Highlights, was released in March 2008.
He was also briefly a member of fellow ex-Fall member Martin Bramah's group Factory Star, as was his brother Steve Hanley. He is currently a member of Brix & the Extricated, who released their first album Part 2 in September 2017.
Hanley's first book Leave The Capital,[4] a treatise on the rise of Manchester's recording industry, was published in November 2017 by Route Books.[5]
Personal life
Paul Hanley is married with three children. He is currently completing an English degree with the Open University.[6]
Discography
With The Fall
Studio albums
Live albums
Compilation albums
EPs
Singles
VHS/DVD
With Marc RileyAlbums
Single
With Shout BamalamEP
With Tom Hingley and The LoversAlbums
Single
With Brix & The ExtricatedAlbums
Singles
References
External links
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