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The Farmer's Boys
The Farmer's Boys were a British band from Norwich, England. They formed in the early 1980s and were briefly called 'Bang Goes My Stereo' before changing their name to The Farmer's Boys.〔Strong, Martin C. (2003) "Farmer's Boys", in ''The Great Indie Discography'', Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-335-0〕
==History==
The band's first single, "I Think I Need Help", was released in April 1982 with a few more releases in the same year ("Whatever is He Like?",
()). In January 1983, "More Than a Dream" was reissued as their first single for EMI. Several more singles and two albums "Get Out and Walk" and "With these Hands" were released before the band split in 1985. Their music received its first radio play in 1981, round what was then a post punk era, where the harder sounds of the Diagram Bros. and the Cravats seemed to be more fashionable. The softer pop sound of this Norwich band, although less popular upon arrival could well today be seen as a prototype for bands such as The Housemartins and certainly The Higsons. Indeed, the influence is rarely noted but evident upon close listening. There was a cross pollination between styles. They also recorded notable BBC Sessions at Maida Vale studios for John Peel, the last of which featured early versions of "Sport for All" and "Heartache" (John Peel, 1984 ). Their work became very influential upon the Norwich scene, as previously mentioned with the Higsons and other offshoot outfits such as Ronnie can you hear me. Baz and Mark went on to form The Avons in 1985.〔 Mark later joined The Nivens, Stan formed Dr Fondle and Frog joined The Higsons and played keyboards on a Julian Cope tour in the late eighties. Original guitarist Andy left early on to join Serious Drinking.〔
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