TV Smith & Richard Strange UK
The Adverts and Doctors of Madness were two seminal bands of the mid 70s.
TV Smith wrote
three of the most iconic songs of the punk era, One Chord Wonders, Bored Teenagers and the hit single Gary Gilmore’s Eyes,
Richard “Kid” Strange went on to work with artists as varied as Tom Waits, Frank Zappa, The Nightingales and Marianne Faithfull,
Their friendship dates back 45 years,
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