Charly Coombes
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| Charly Coombes | |
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 Charly Coombes performing with Supergrass in London, 2008.
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Charly Coombes |
| Also known as | Chas Harrison |
| Born | 27 December 1980 Mountain View, CA, USA |
| Genre(s) | Alternative rock, Britpop |
| Occupation(s) | Musician |
| Instrument(s) | Vocals Percussion Keyboards Guitar |
| Years active | 1996-present |
| Label(s) | Heavenly Records Astralwerks |
| Associated acts | 22-20s Supergrass Diamond Hoo Ha Men |
| Notable instrument(s) | |
| Fender Precision Bass Korg Triton Extreme |
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Charly Coombes (Born 27 December 1980, Mountain View, California, USA) is an English multi instrumentalist and vocalist. Currently living in Brighton, England, he is youngest sibling of the Supergrass members Gaz and Rob Coombes. He was keyboard player of the band 22-20s, active from 2003-2006, that released one self-titled album and supported Oasis during their 2005 tour. The band broke-up in early 2006, while recording but never finishing second album. Charly was also a member of the bands, Tumbleweed (Who signed a deal with Polydor Records in 1998), Four Way Trauma and most recently Missing Pieces with Richard Walters. Charly is releasing new music through his own MySpace. He also filled for Supergrass' bassist Mick Quinn during latter's injury in September 2007. He is currently on tour with Supergrass playing second guitar & backing vocals.
Charly has also directed the rockumentary 'Glange Fever' to be released sometime this year (2008). The film follows the Diamond Hoo Ha Men, Duke Diamond and Randy Hoo Ha as they tour the country.
[edit] Discography
Tumbleweed - Third Degree Burns (Turquoise Records/1998)
1) Third degree burns
2) Fatal flaw
3) Third degree burns (97 demo version)
Four Way Trauma - Stolen E.P. (Sandman Records/2001)
1) Let it out
2) All in the mind
3) Fumes
4) I
22-20s - Such A Fool / Baby, You're Not In Love (April 2003)
Why Don't You Do It For Me? (April 2004) #41 UK
Shoot Your Gun (June 2004) #30 UK
22 Days (September 2004) #34 UK
Such A Fool (January 2005) #29 UK
22-20s (Album) (September 10, 2004) #40 UK
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