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Pete Marshall played guitar and bass for Letch Patrol at different times. Over the years, this band had several different lineups. Letch Patrol released their first single Love Is Blind in 1988 before Pete joined.
| # | Time | Vocals | Bass/Guitar | Guitar | Drums |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1990 - 1991 | Harris Pankin | Pete Marshall | John Rinaldi | Chuck Clearwater |
NEW YORK SCUM ROCK
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Reachout International Records: ROIR 1990
1 Tuning
2 Tuning
Format: Cassette, Video tape.
Pressing: Various artists compilation.
Lineup: [1]
Notes: The song "Tuning" is featured at the end of both sides of the
cassette release, along with a recording of the band tuning up.
In the video, the band plays along to a song played over the PA.
BLOODBATH
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Vital Music 1991
1 Saturday Night
2 Bloodbath
Format: 7" Single.
Pressing: 5000 copies.
Producer: Chris Spedding.
Lineup: [1] + Carla Rey: Background vocals (Track 2)
+ Mr. Lucky: Bass (Track 1)
Notes: The song "Saturday Night" was originally recorded by the Bay
City Rollers. Pete Marshall played bass on "Bloodbath," but
John "Chicken" Rinaldi, unhappy with Pete's style, had Mr. Lucky
play bass on "Saturday Night."
LETCH PATROL/YOUTH GONE MAD
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(No label) 1991
1 Ode To Fred
2 Better Things | Motorcycles
Format: 7" EP.
Pressing: 5000 copies.
Lineup: [1] (Side 1)
[Youth Gone Mad] (Side 2)
Notes: Pete Marshall played bass on "Ode To Fred," which was recorded
during the same recording session as the BLOODBATH 7" tracks.
Letch Patrol later did a west coast tour with Youth Gone Mad.