Jet Black
English drummer of The Stranglers
English drummer of The Stranglers
2022
4 years ago — 84 years old
Performers & Entertainers
United Kingdom
An English drummer began a career in music during the 1970s. Co-founded the punk rock band The Stranglers, which became prominent in the UK music scene. The band's debut album, 'Rattus Norvegicus,' was released in 1977 and reached critical acclaim, establishing their presence in the punk and new wave movements. Continued to perform with the band throughout the decades, participating in numerous albums and tours until retirement from live performances in 2015. Known for distinctive drumming style and contributions to the band's songwriting, significantly shaped the sound of The Stranglers.
Co-founded The Stranglers
Release of 'Rattus Norvegicus'
Long-time drummer until 2015
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