Lu Edmonds

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Robert "Lu" Edmonds (born 9 September 1957, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire) is an English rock and folk musician. Edmonds was educated at Ampleforth College.

Edmonds has played in Public Image Ltd, The Damned, The Spizzles and The Mekons as well as on tracks by Shriekback, Billy Bragg, The Waterboys, and Kirsty MacColl.^[1] He also played various instruments in world band 3 Mustaphas 3 under the pseudonym Uncle Patrel Mustapha Bin Mustapha. Edmonds plays guitar, bass, keyboards, bass-pulur, bozok, bouzouk, saz, cümbüs, ud, Norwegian flute, tüngür, drums and bagpipes.

In 2009, together with Justin Adams and Ben Mandelson, Edmonds formed the band Les Triaboliques,^[2] and released their debut album Rivermudtwilight.^[3]

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Biography & Discography

v d e The Damned

Dave Vanian Captain Sensible Stu West Monty Oxy Moron Pinch Brian James Rat Scabies Lu Edmunds Algy Ward Paul Gray Roman Jugg Bryn Merrick Kris Dollimore Alan Lee Shaw Moose Harris Patricia Morrison Jon Moss Lemmy

Studio albums	Damned Damned Damned Music for Pleasure Machine Gun Etiquette The Black Album Strawberries Phantasmagoria Anything Not of This Earth Grave Disorder So, Who's Paranoid?

Live albums	Live Shepperton 1980 Live at Newcastle The Captain's Birthday Party Not the Captain's Birthday Party? Final Damnation Ballroom Blitz – Live at the Lyceum Molten Lager Live at the 100 Club

Compilation albums	Light at the End of the Tunnel The Radio One Sessions Smash It Up: The Anthology 1976–1987

EPs	Friday 13th EP Testify

Singles	"New Rose" "Neat Neat Neat" "Stretcher Case Baby" "Problem Child" "Don't Cry Wolf" "Love Song" "Smash It Up" "I Just Can't Be Happy Today" "White Rabbit" "The History of the World (Part 1)" "There Ain't No Sanity Clause" "Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde" "Wait for the Blackout" "Lovely Money" "Dozen Girls" "Lively Arts" "Generals" "Thanks for the Night" "Grimly Fiendish" "The Shadow of Love" "Is It a Dream?" "Eloise" "Gigolo" "Anything" "Alone Again Or" "In Dulce Decorum" "Fun Factory" "Prokofiev" "Shut It" "Little Miss Disaster"

Associated acts	Masters of the Backside London SS The Lords of the New Church Dave Vanian and the Phantom Chords Naz Nomad and the Nightmares

Related articles	Discography Stiff Records Chiswick Records Bronze Records Nitro Records

v d e Public Image Ltd

John Lydon • Lu Edmonds • Bruce Smith • Scott Firth Keith Levene • Jah Wobble • Jim Walker • Vivian Jackson • David Humphrey • Richard Dudanski • Karl Burns • Martin Atkins • Steve New • Ken Lockie • Pete Jones • John McGeoch • Allan Dias

Studio albums	First Issue · Metal Box · The Flowers of Romance · This Is What You Want... This Is What You Get · Album · Happy? · 9 · That What Is Not

Compilations	Commercial Zone · The Greatest Hits, So Far · Box · Plastic Box · Public Image/Second Edition

Live albums	Paris au Printemps · Live in Tokyo · AliFE

Singles	"Public Image" · "Death Disco" · "Memories" · "Flowers of Romance" · "This Is Not A Love Song" · "Bad Life" · "Rise" · "Home" · "Seattle" · "The Body" · "Disappointed" · "Warrior" · "Don't Ask Me" · "Cruel" · "Acid Drops"

Related articles	Sex Pistols · The Clash · The Damage Manual · Cowboys International · The Flowers of Romance · Jeannette Lee · Members of Public Image Ltd.