Darris (Dave Harries) vocals
Bob Golinski guitar
Will Gibbs and Alan Bines saxophone
Ollie Crook bass;
Tom Beattie drums
featured on Vaultage 79
The Golinski's best song was Bloody, penned by lead singer Darris. Featured on the Vaultage 79 album, the song has a nifty sax riff and Darris carries it all off with a shrug. But it's the first verse of the lyric that stands the test of time:

"I'm gonna go where they've never seen snow
send my giro to Cairo
I cant stand another day
I gotta get away
I'm not impressed
my life's in a mess
I get so depressed
still you gotta have a laugh
ha ha ha ha
Chorus:
What am I bloodywell s'posed to do
got my bloodywell self bloody stuck on you"

Anne Other, a site visitor, sent this:
"Bob Golinski, Darris (or David Harris) was just a plasterer on the make from south London."

Golinski Brothers: John Peel played Bloody a lot on Radio One at the time but it was never a big hit

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