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Five Thirty

Five Thirty, sometimes written 5:30 and 5:30!, were a three-piece rock band from London, England, briefly popular in the early 1990s.〔Martin C. Strong, ''The Great Indie Discography''. 2nd edition. London: Canongate, 2003.〕
Tara Milton and Nick Baker formed Five Thirty whilst still at school near Oxford in 1983. They met and recruited drummer Steve Beatty and played their first official gig in May 1984. This initial line-up played a number of gigs supporting bands like The Truth, Makin' Time and Direct Hits.
Baker decided to leave the band in March 1985 and American replacement Shawn Gwin (formerly of the bands East Cambodia and The Numbers in New Orleans) was spotted advertising his services in the then popular weekly Phoenix List. They quickly recorded a demo of Gwin’s songs ''Weight of the World'', ''Catcher in the Rye'', ''Mood Suite'' and ''Suburban Town''.
After Gwin left to return to New Orleans (and before Paul Bassett took over the reins) Five Thirty released their demo on 12” vinyl while ''Catcher in the Rye'' was also included on a compilation entitled The Cutting Edge, a mod revival vinyl record that also contained songs by Purple Hearts, The Blades and The Dansette.
Phil Bassett took over on guitar and vocals after Gwin left. Eventually, the original drummer Steve Beatty was replaced by Keith McCubbin and finally Phil Hopper.
This lineup (Milton/Bassett/Hopper) then signed to Atco/East West Records in 1990 and released four singles and one album, Bed (released 19 August, 1991). The band disbanded in 1992. They also contributed a cover version of ''My Sweet Lord'' to the anti-poll tax album Alvin Lives (in Leeds).
Hopper went on to a career in acting, while Milton formed The Nubiles in 1995 and Bassett played with Orange Deluxe later in the decade.
In 2013, the album Bed was re-released by British independent record label 3 Loop Music as a double CD which included B-sides, demos, radio session tracks and the Air Conditioned Nightmare EP.
In December 2014 Cherry Red Records released Millions Like Us (The Story of the Mod Revival 1977-1989) which included the original 1985 version of ''Catcher in the Rye''.
==Discography==


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