Fonda 500
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| Fonda 500 | |
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 L to R: Ian Appleyard, Jonee Kemp, Simon Stone, Nicholas Broten and Bod |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Hull, England |
| Years active | 1995–present |
| Labels | Record Mountain |
| Associated acts | Bitmap, The Rocky Nest |
| Website | http://www.recordmountain.com |
| Members | |
| Simon Stone Jonee Kemp Ian Appleyard Bod Nicholas Broten |
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Fonda 500 (aka F500 or Fonda500) are a British band hailing from Kingston upon Hull.
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[edit] Background
Formed by Simon Stone and Nicholas Broughton in 1995, Fonda 500 have been releasing albums since 2000. Their songs appeared on the soundtrack to the British comedy television programme, Teachers on Channel Four, Colin Farrel film Intermission and recently E4's Skins (2010). They have built up a cult following since 2000, chiefly through their live performances and their musical style, comparable to Black Sabbath jamming with the Beach Boys[citation needed]. Their album, Je m'appelle Stereo, was released on their own label Record mountain on 30 June 2008.
[edit] Personnel
- Simon Stone
- Jonee Kemp
- Ian Appleyard
- Natasha Hodgson
- Nicholas Broughton
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Je m'appelle Stereo
- ABCDELP
- No.1 Hi-fi Hair
- The Spectrumatronicalogical Sounds of Fonda 500
- The Autumn/Winter Collection
- Eight Track Sound System
[edit] Singles
- "Super Chimpanzee"
- "8 Track"
- "I Like Nick Broten"
- "Computer Freaks Of The Galaxy"
