The Specials in barbers shop in Coventry.
📷 Brian Griffin

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The Specials in barbers shop in Coventry.
📷 Brian Griffin
QUACK QUACK QUACK !!!!!!
Remembering Terence Edward Hall, English musician and lead singer of The Specials, born on this day in 1959, Coventry, England.
Photo by Eugene Adebari
GET A JOB!!! STAY AWAY FROM HER!!!!
Terry Hall *March 19, 1959
Terry Hall
📸 Anton Corbijn, 1982
Terry Hall (1959-2022)
CUNTY VINTAGE DIVA TOURNEY - ROUND ONE
Terry Hall
Freddie Mercury
Vote for the artist you think is the cuntiest of all (or of the two.)
Terry Hall (1959-2022) The Specials - vocals Songs: "A Message to You Rudy," "Blank Expression" Propaganda: "Said his motivation for being in a band in the first place was 'to piss people off.' He achieved that and so much more. As the FT put it: 'The Specials fought racists — often literally.' Being a multi-racial band with overtly political songs, they and their gigs were often targeted by the National Front. But they fought back, and were a surprising source of positive guidance for a generation of working class skinheads. With Terry as a front man they garnered a fervent following even before their first album was recorded and released - see 'Concrete Jungle' for their response to the National Front." "Terry had enough charisma to put on an engaging performing with his back to the audience. He had the eyeliner and cheekbones to serve, the red hot glare to go with it, but was somehow really pretty too, not just intimidating. He was passionate but straight-talking. He could stop a fight with a pointed finger and a raised eyebrow. Lol Tolhurst remembered fondly 'the happy riot that was the Bilzen festival, Belgium in 1979 […] Terry Hall standing stock still at the centre of the storm a melancholy counterpoint to the joyous energy of the band. Bringing the idiosyncratic and ironic songs to life beautifully.'" "Re: his first appearance on Top of the Pops, Terry said, 'a stage manager or floor manager came up to me and said, "Smile." So I didn't.'"
Freddie Mercury (1946-1991) Queen - vocals and piano Songs: "Killer Queen," "Bohemian Rhapsody" Propaganda: "CUNTIEST FIERCEST EVER. It's Freddie, he's the embodiment of county and fierce. He's the man who said "I'm not gonna be a star, I'm gonna be a legend". And he is. I love him so much"