John Head (musician)

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John Head is an English musician from Kensington, Liverpool. He is the younger brother of Mick Head and has performed with Shack and The Pale Fountains as lead guitarist. He has also performed with Love.

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Video interview with John Head and John Head acoustic session from BBC Liverpool08

v t e Shack
Mick Head John Head Iain Templeton Martyn Campbell Justin Smith Michael Hurst Peter Wilkinson Alan Wills Ren Parry Guy Rigby
Studio albums	Zilch Waterpistol H.M.S. Fable Here's Tom with the Weather On the Corner of Miles and Gil
Related articles	The Pale Fountains Arthur Lee Cast Deltasonic

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