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[[Image:Adam.jpg|right|480px|thumb|Adam Pearson live on stage with [[The Sisters of Mercy]] <br/>
  
Adam Pearson was in the [[Leeds]] band '''3000 Revs''' who had toured Europe with [[The Mission]] as part of their World Crusade tour of 1986-87<br/>
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most likely during a performance of [[We Are The Same, Susanne (video)|We Are The Same, Susanne]]]]
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Adam Pearson was in the [[Leeds]] band '''3000 Revs''' who had toured Europe with <br/>
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[[The Mission]] as part of the latter's World Crusade tour of 1986-87<br/>
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Soon afterwards, the band split up over musical and personal differences; Adam went on<br/>
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to form the bands ''"Hearts On Fire"'' and "''Loose''" in Leeds, as well as playing and touring<br/>
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with the late [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Thunders Johnny Thunders] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Lorry_Yellow_Lorry Red Lorry Yellow Lorry].<br/>
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In early 1993, he was persuaded by workers at [[The Reptile House Ltd|The Reptile House]] to submit a demo tape<br/>
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to [[Andrew Eldritch]], who was impressed enough to give him a job as Sisters guitarist <br/>
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alongside [[Andreas Bruhn]]. <br/>
 
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Soon afterwards, the band split up over musical and personal differences; Adam went on to form the bands ''"Hearts On Fire"'' and "''Loose''" in Leeds, as well as playing and touring with the late [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Thunders Johnny Thunders] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Lorry_Yellow_Lorry Red Lorry Yellow Lorry].<br/>  
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Adam Pearson's recording debut with [[The Sisters of Mercy]] was on [[Under The Gun (single)|Under The Gun]]. <br/>
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His first live appearance with the band was on [[Sat, 10-Jul-1993|10 July 1993 at Leysin Rock Festival]]. <br/>
 
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In early 1993 he was persuaded by workers at the Reptile House to submit a demo tape to [[Andrew Eldritch]] who was sufficiently impressed to give him a job alongside [[Andreas Bruhn]] as sisters' guitarist. <br/>
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He'd been with [[The Sisters of Mercy]] for more than 10 years until he dropped out <br/>
  
Adam Pearson's debut was on [[Under The Gun (single)|Under The Gun]] and he'd been with the band for more than 10 years until he dropped out after the 2005 tour to become a member of the legendary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC5 MC5].
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after the [[Twothousandfive|2005 tour]] to become a member of the legendary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC5 MC5].<br>
 
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During his time with [[The Sisters of Mercy]], Adam Pearson wrote the music <br/>
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to a number of [[Unreleased_Songs|unreleased songs]], such as:
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* [[Summer]]
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* [[Romeo Down]]
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* [[Will I Dream?]] (with [[Mike Varjak]])
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* [[Crash And Burn]]
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* [[Snub Nose]] aka [[Top Nite Out]]
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* [[I Have Slept With All The Girls In Berlin]]
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There is a discography of [http://www.discogs.com/artist/712243-Adam-Pearson Adam Pearson @discogs...]<br/>
 
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Revision as of 10:09, 3 August 2014

Adam Pearson live on stage with The Sisters of Mercy
most likely during a performance of We Are The Same, Susanne

Adam Pearson was in the Leeds band 3000 Revs who had toured Europe with

The Mission as part of the latter's World Crusade tour of 1986-87

Soon afterwards, the band split up over musical and personal differences; Adam went on

to form the bands "Hearts On Fire" and "Loose" in Leeds, as well as playing and touring

with the late Johnny Thunders and Red Lorry Yellow Lorry.

In early 1993, he was persuaded by workers at The Reptile House to submit a demo tape

to Andrew Eldritch, who was impressed enough to give him a job as Sisters guitarist

alongside Andreas Bruhn.

Adam Pearson's recording debut with The Sisters of Mercy was on Under The Gun.

His first live appearance with the band was on 10 July 1993 at Leysin Rock Festival.

He'd been with The Sisters of Mercy for more than 10 years until he dropped out

after the 2005 tour to become a member of the legendary MC5.

During his time with The Sisters of Mercy, Adam Pearson wrote the music

to a number of unreleased songs, such as:


There is a discography of Adam Pearson @discogs...