Sharks, The

Alan Wilson, Steve Whitehouse, Paul Hodges

Discography of Sharks, The:

	#	Cover	Release title	Total tracks	Download release in mp3	Imprint date	Label
	1		Phantom Rockers	14	mp3	1983	Nervous Records (2)
	2		First & Last Live	17	mp3	1988	Nervous Records (2)
	3		Bitch Attack	4	mp3	1994
	4		Phantom Rockers	16	mp3	1991	Nervous Records (2)
	5		First & Last Live	17	mp3	2002	Crazy Love Records
	6		Recreational Killer	16	mp3	1993	Anagram Records
	7		Ruff Stuff	12	mp3	1994
	8		Colour My Flesh	13	mp3	1996	Anagram Records
	9		Live In Japan	17	mp3	2002	Crazy Love Records
	10		Bitch Attack	16	mp3	2001	Raucous Records
	11		Live In Japan	12	mp3	2002	Crazy Love Records
	12		Phantom Rockers	14	mp3	2002	Crazy Love Records
	13		Songs From The Sarcophagus/A Tribute To Screaming Lord Sutch	4	mp3	2011	Western Star Recording Company
	14		Sir Psycho	4	mp3	1996	Fury Records
	15		Live 1993	5	mp3	1999	P&C Krueger - Zorch
	16		Ruff Stuff - In Plastic	14	mp3	1997	Crazy Love Records
	17		Phantom Rockers	14	mp3	1983	Rockhouse Records
	18		Phantom Rockers	14	mp3	1983	Nervous Records (2)
	19		Infamy	13	mp3	2013	Jungle Records (7)
	20		Infamy	13	mp3	2013	Western Star Recording Company
	21		Colour My Flesh	13	mp3	1997	Anagram Records

Formed in the late 70's by Alan Wilson, the Sharks started as a Rockabilly band, but later moved towards a more neo-rockabilly/psychobilly feel. Steve Whitehouse and Hodge joined in 1982, replacing the original drummer and bassist. This was now the classic Sharks line up that we have all grown up with. The band's first album 'Phantom Rockers' was recorded in 1982 and released soon afterwards on Nervous Records. The band later spilt in 1983. Steve went on to form Frenzy and has made a big success of it. Alan went on to carve a career as a record producer. Hodge could often be found playing in either Frenzy or some of Alan's studio and live projects. The Sharks re-formed in 1993 with Alan Wilson on Guitar/vocals, Morrissey's bass player Gary Day on bass and Hodge on drums and released the album 'Recreational Killer' on Cherry Red/Anagram records and the 12" EP 'Bitch Attack' (Vinyl Japan). In 1995 Steve returned when Gary left to re-join Morrissey. The next album was 'Colour My Flesh' in 1995 - again on Cherry Red/Anagram. Other releases included 'Ruff Stuff' - an album of demos and the vinyl EP 'Sir Psycho' (Fury). Nowadays, Steve can still be found touring and recording with his band Frenzy. Hodge lives in Spain where he runs his own business. Alan is a producer and also owns a studio and label called Western Star.

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