Artist's albums
Fish And Chips
2000 · album
Doing Anything They Wanna Do...
1996 · album
Gasoline Days
1995 · album
Get Your Rocks Off
1994 · album
The Curse Of The Hot Rods
1993 · album
The End Of The Beginning - (The Best Of Eddie & The Hot Rods)
1993 · compilation
Life On The Line
1977 · album
Thriller
1977 · album
Get Your Balls Off
1976 · album
GUARDIANS OF THE LEGACY
2023 · album
New York: Live
2020 · album
It Feels Like Christmas
2019 · single
Canvey 2 Island
2017 · album
It Feels Like Christmas
2017 · single
It Feels Like Christmas
2015 · single
2 Sides
2014 · album
Do Anything You Wanna Do: The Best Of
2012 · compilation
Better Late Than Never
2006 · album
Been There Done That
2006 · album
Do Anything You Wanna Do (Live)
2005 · album
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Biography
Formed back in Essex in 1975 by Barrie Masters and Steve Nicol, Eddie and the Hot Rods quickly established themselves as one of the most energetic, hard hitting live bands around. ‘Teenage Depression’ and ‘I Might Be Lying’ proved that they could cut it on record too but it was their Top 10 single ‘Do Anything You Wanna Do’, that cemented their legendary status and still features on compilations to this very day.They ushered in the UK punk rock scene and inspired a generation of teenagers to form a band. The band split in 1981but appeared together on occasions over the years and recorded the album ‘Gasoline Days’ in 1996 Sadly, Barrie Masters died in October 2019 and the remaining members took time out to grieve. As the weeks turned to months and the Covid 19 pandemic took hold the remaining band members were constantly reminded by fans and promoters that they had all been Eddie and the Hot Rods for over 20 years and encouraged them to keep the legacy of both the band and of Barrie alive, this got them thinking ….” could we?should we??” During those months of Covid lock down, Chords UK bassist Mic Stoner joined in place of Ian ‘Dipster’ Dean who became the permanent lead singer. The new songs came thick and fast as the band hit the studio for the first time in almost twenty years and a new chapter was written in the history of Eddie and the Hot Rods. ‘Guardians Of The Legacy’ is the result of those recordings .