The Servants
The Servants was an indie band formed in 1985 in Hayes, Middlesex, England by singer and songwriter David Westlake. Their brand of mid-'80s guitar-pop was refined and classy as opposed to the shambolic lo-fi scene heralded by the C-86 compilation they would appear on and be connected with during their active career. After lots of line-up changes (including past/future members of The Auteurs and The Housemartins) and a string of great singles and one great LP (Disinterest) the band called it a day in 1991.
Around this time, huge fan and Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch was trying to locate David Westlake in hope of forming a band with him, before launching Belle in his school class instead.
David Westlake made a solo album titled "Westlake" for Creation Records in 1987. Recorded with Luke Haines and the rhythm s...
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Around this time, huge fan and Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch was trying to locate David Westlake in hope of forming a band with him, before launching Belle in his school class instead.
David Westlake made a solo album titled "Westlake" for Creation Records in 1987. Recorded with Luke Haines and the rhythm s...
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The Servants Products
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[Vinyl] LP $13.99
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MP3 $10.49
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