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22 de oct. de 2021 · Geggus began cutting school and going to gigs around the East End. With no experience, equipment or bandmates, he and Micky formed a new group, Cockney Rejects, with Micky on guitar and Jeff – nicknamed ‘Stinky Turner’ – up front on lead vocals.
Cockney Rejects were formed in 1978 by brothers Jeff and Micky Geggus, with their brother-in-law Chris Murrell on bass and Paul Harvey on drums. Their first demo, "Flares n' Slippers", caught the attention of Small Wonder Records owner Pete Stennett, who introduced the band to Bob Sergeant.
La banda provenía de clase obrera y la mayoría de sus seguidores provenían de las clases más bajas de Inglaterra. Fueron inspirados principalmente por Sham 69 . La idea del formar el grupo surgió de la idea de dos hermanos, Micky y Geoff Geggus. Pronto se unió Vince Riordan.
Jeff has made a video which you can see below about the future and explaining his decision to carry on with the band. The band really appreciate everyone's support and understanding and they're looking forward to getting back out there on the road. Onwards and Upwards. The Cockney Rejects.
Jeff Geggus o Stinky Turner es Cockney Rejects. Como cantarían los Suburban Rebels: “cuatro tíos muy zumbaos, Stinky Turner a las voces, son los reyes del punk-oi! / Los grandes Cockney Rejects”.
Jeff "Stinky" Turner. Real/full name: Jeffrey Paul Geggus. Age: 60 (born Apr 20th, 1964) Place of birth: United Kingdom (London, England) Gender: Male.
14 de nov. de 2022 · Jeff Geggus was only 14 when his band the Cockney Rejects hit the big time with the release of their first single 'Flares and Slippers'. They went to find commercial and underground during the late 1970s and early 1980s with tracks such as 'The Greatest Cockney Rip Off' and 'I’m Not a Fool'.
