NINE BELOW ZERO - PACK FAIR AND SQUARE (1979)

Formed in South London in 1977 as "Stan's Blues Band" and for two years built up a local following in the London pub's and clubs. In 1979 Playing at The Thomas A'Beckett in the Old Kent Road they accepted an offer from former musician Mickey Modern to manage them, and he persuaded them to change the band's name to something sharper. They chose Nine Below Zero after the Sonny Boy Williamson song. This is the first track off their debut EP.