Rock
England
Downliners Sect
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About Downliners Sect
Of the many R&B-influenced acts that popped up on the British rock scene in the 1960s, few are as raw and elemental as the Downliners Sect, and fewer still possess their sense of humor. Led by guitarist and singer Don Craine, the Sect play stripped-down, energetic rock with a tough, bluesy edge, while Craine and his bandmates indulge their taste for offbeat humor and non-sequitur lyrics. The group also had an unusual visual trademark in the deerstalker hats that Craine and his bandmates wore on-stage. The 2002 compilation Sectuality is the definitive intro to the group, featuring their three original albums in full, and 1998's Dangerous Ground was a reunion effort that showed they hadn't lost their stride a few decades on.
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