After the concert, heading back to the hotel on the bus, the band exchanges notes.
Terry Hall, who arrived at Radio London with bags full of the blighters, confessed to having spent his Specials' career amassing pre-punk singles from motorway service stations and battling with Jerry Dammers to play them on the tour bus (the band split in 1981 citing "extreme musical differences").
Allman, 68, was not on the bus, a band spokesman told The Times on Wednesday.
Start a band activity -- band football (played before football games on the football practice field), band sorority, band bus truth or dare, or a giant yarn ball.
On Nov. 19, 2011, Mr. Champion, 26, was beaten by band members using drumsticks, bass drum mallets and their hands on a band bus in an Orlando, Fla., parking lot after a football game.
9. Imelda May: Tribal; Aug. 16, Lyons' Rocky Mountain Folks Festival The fine folks from Planet Bluegrass were worried that this fiery Irish songstress and the band bus might not arrive in time for her scheduled Saturday afternoon set at the Folks Festival.
She became one of the first African Americans to cross the music-business colour divide and tour with an all-white band, singing for the successful Charlie Barnet swing orchestra in 1940 and sometimes sleeping in the band bus when hotels would not let her enter with her colleagues.
He travels the country by bus with his band, his crew, and the guitars and flamethrowers and hardware.
In one high-profile case, a drum major in Florida A&M's Marching 100 was beaten to death in November during a hazing on the band bus.
Had there been a lot of necking, as he had heard there was, on the band bus back from the football games?
He had hitched from Tucson days earlier, accepting a long, lucky ride on a band bus with a bluegrass group booked at a bar in Telluride.
