DENIGH
Denigh, a British rock group from Folkestone, was formed in 1978 by Jon Everett,
Ian Devlin, Phil Allchin, and John Regan. Their first demo, released in 1979,
featured tracks including "Bed of Nails" and "Burn the Sky". In 1980, Denigh
released their debut single "No Way" with "Running" as the B-side through Ace
Records. They performed alongside acts such as Budgie, Girlschool, Rage, Saxon,
and Samson. Ian Devlin left the band at the end of 1981, and Martyn Harris
subsequently joined the lineup in 1983. In 1984, Denigh released their album
Fire from the Sky via Red Admiral Record...
Give Me Strength (Lionhearts Live)DENIGH, Steve Maddock, Jonathan Everett, Jon Everett (contributor), Pete Yarwood (contributor), Phillip Allchin (contributor) and Martyn Harris (contributor)
Fire From the Sky
7:10
Fire from the Sky (Lionhearts Live)DENIGH, Steve Maddock, Jonathan Everett, Jon Everett (contributor), Pete Yarwood (contributor) and Phillip Allchin (contributor)
Fire From the Sky
5:59
Losing Control (Lionhearts Live)DENIGH, Steve Maddock, Ian Devlin, Jon Everett (contributor) and Pete Yarwood (contributor)
4:05
Synthetic SeductionDENIGH, Ian Devlin and Jonathan Everett
Fire From the Sky
4:33
MeanstreakDENIGH, Ian Devlin, Jonathan Everett and Jon Everett (contributor)
Fire From the Sky
3:31
Bed of Nails (Lionhearts Live)DENIGH, Steve Maddock, Ian Devlin, Jon Everett (contributor) and Pete Yarwood (contributor)
8:42
