When Tony Lewis, John Spinks, and Alan Jackman played together during the late 1970s, they were a straightforward power-pop group that called themselves Sirius B. However, with punk rock being the dominant music genre of their native England, the trio broke up until reuniting as The Baseball Boys, which later became The Outfield when the band’s manager made the suggestion in order to make them more appealing to more than just the UK audience. When the hype of punk rock began to die down, the i...
When Tony Lewis, John Spinks, and Alan Jackman played together during the late 1970s, they were a straightforward power-pop group that called themselves Sirius B. However, with punk rock being the dominant music genre of their native England, the trio broke up until reuniting as The Baseball Boys, which later became The Outfield when the band’s manager made the suggestion in order to make them more appealing to more than just the UK audience. When the hype of punk rock began to die down, the i...
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