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Lavolta Lakota were a British post-punk band, formed in 1982 by Jed Duffy of Stockholm Monsters and Davyth (Dave) Hicks, later a member of Revenge, and notable in themselves for their single release "Prayer" on Factory Benelux. They split in 1985. The band were protégés of Peter Hook from New Order. The original lineup was Jed Duffy (bass), Michael Eastwood (bass), Dave Hicks (vocals, guitar) and Peter Flanagan (drums) (also played with Emergency and The Hoax) , later replaced by Guy Ainsworth (drums).〔(Lavolta Lakota ) (Tom Vague, ''ZigZag'' November 1983, p10-11)〕 Later members included Ash Major (guitar) and Mike Simii who went on to form Manchester Darkwave / Gothic band BFG (drums).〔 The band played a short series of live shows, touring with the Death Cult and New Order〔(Lovolta Lokota ) ''(sic)'' (''Breakout Magazine'', April 1985, p3)〕 and also supporting The Fall and Play Dead.〔〔(Factory Benelux ) (Frank Brinkhuis)〕 The band's single, "Prayer"/"Mitawin", was released on Factory Benelux in July 1984 (FBN 34),〔(Lavolta Lakota - Prayer ) (discogs.com)〕 produced by Hook (as "BeMusic," a name used by New Order members for production and session work). Despite plans for a second single,〔(News ) (''Breakout Magazine'', February 1985)〕 the band split in 1985. The track "Nightmare" was released on the Pleasantly Surprised cassette compilation ''The Angels Are Coming'' (PS 002).〔(The Angels Are Coming by Various Artists ) (rateyourmusic.com)〕 The name "Lavolta Lakota" was intended to mean "all the tribes together".〔 Hicks went on to join Peter Hook's band Revenge. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lavolta Lakota」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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