The Writers got together in the early 2000s in Iowa. Three of its members, Peter J. Manuel, Herbert Bean and Lucio Van Gelder, met when they were in high school and played in several bands whose names nobody remembers.
In their first gigs as The Writers, they played covers of The Beatles, The Jayhawks, Neil Young and ABBA, and soon Martin C. Mellon joined the band. Little by little they added their own songs to their playlist.
Despite the interest of a few record labels, The Writers were in no rush to record and prefered to keep honing their songs by playing them live. Ignatius R. Curtis replaced Martin C. Mellon in 2004 when he moved to Canada. The death of their friend the poet Arthur Etres led them to make the decision to go into the studio and record a tribute album based on his notebooks of poems. Far from settling for recording in the USA, they traveled to Spain, where Arthur wrote most of his poetry. It is then that they changed their name to Arthur & The Writers and released their fist album on the Spanish label Ernie Records.
By Arturo Enríquez
For more info visit http://www.arthurandthewriters.com
On April 06 2010
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sophie295
On 10/04/2012
In their first gigs as The Writers, they played covers of The Beatles, The Jayhawks, Neil Young and ABBA, and soon Martin C. Mellon joined the band. Little by little they added their own songs to their playlist.
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pizpiret_a
On 02/09/2010
Te agrego a ffs aunque te hayas dado por derrotado, jaja
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yonkipop
On 07/04/2010
aupa,,,,,,genial vuestra vuelta,,,,
os vere en toledo el 22, a ver si os tiramos unas fotos y os las pasamos despues,,,he leido muy muy muy buenas criticas sobre vuestro nuevo trabajo,,deseando poder escucharlo,,
un abrazo
socatobadenuevo
On 07/04/2010
Cuanto tiempoooooo si saber de vosotros!! Ya molaría que vengais a Barcelona a tocar!!!
besoooo*