Shanne Bradley’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro British musician
Is Musician 
Guitarist 
Songwriter 
From United Kingdom 
Type Music 
Gender female

Shanne Bradley (born 1957, The Middlesex Hospital, London, England) is a punk musician, songwriter, and artist. She founded a punk band The Nipple Erectors (The Nips) in 1976 playing bass guitar with Shane MacGowan on vocals, and co-founded The Men They Couldn’t Hang in 1984. Bradley was also known as Shanne Skratch and briefly as Shanne Hasler.
She is noted for playing the bass guitar.

Bands

  • The Launderettes (1976) with Ray Pist and Chaotic Bass
  • The Nipple Erectors/ The Nips (1976–1981, reformed in 2008) with Shane Macgowan. First performance in 1977 at The Roxy, London
  • The Men They Couldn’t Hang 1984–1987

Discography

Singles

  • (1978) “King of the Bop” – The Nipple Erectors also included on the NME compilation album, Pogo A Go Go
  • (1978) “All the Time in the World” – The Nips
  • (1979) “Gabrielle” – The Nips
  • (1981) “Happy Song” – The Nips
  • (1984) “The Green Fields Of France”- The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ Demon Records IMP-003
  • (1984) “The Green Fields Of France”, “The Men They Couldn’t Hang “, “Hush Little Baby” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ Demon/IMP-003T
  • (1985) “Ironmasters”, “Rawhide” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ Demon/IMP-005
  • (1985) “Ironmasters”, “Donald Where’s Your Troosers”, “Rawhide” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ Demon/IMP-005T
  • (1985) “Greenback Dollar”, “Night To Remember” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ Demon D-1040
  • (1985) “Greenback Dollar”, “The Bells”, “Night To Remember”, “Hell Or England” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ Demon D-1040T12
  • (1986) “Gold Rush” “The Ghosts Of Cable Street” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ MCA-SELL-1
  • (1986) “Gold Rush” “The Ghosts Of Cable Street” “Walkin’ Talkin” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ MCA-SELL-T1
  • (1986) “Shirt Of Blue” “Johnny Come Home (live)” ” A Night To Remember (live)” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ MCA-SELL-2
  • (1986) “Shirt Of Blue” “Johnny Come Home (live)” “A Night To Remember (live)” “Whiskey With Me Giro (live)” “Scarlet Ribbons (live)” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ MCA-SELL-T2
  • (1986) “Ghosts Of Cable Street” “Dream Machine” The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 7″ MCA-SELL-3
  • (1986) “Ghosts Of Cable Street” “Dream Machine” “Liverpool Lullaby” – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – 12″ MCA-SELL-T3

Albums

  • (1987) Bops, Babes, Booze and Bovver – The Nipple Erectors posthumous singles compilation
  • (1980) Only the End of the Beginning – The Nipple Erectors live at Wolverhampton Poly. Purple Hearts tour
  • (1984) Don’t Let The Hope Close Down – Various – Hope Springs Records- HOPE 1 B4 – included The Men They Couldn’t Hang – “Whiskey In Me Giro”
  • (1985) Night of a Thousand Candles – The Men They Couldn’t Hang LP Demon FIEND-050
  • (1987) Night of a Thousand Candles – The Men They Couldn’t Hang CD Demon FIENDCD-050
  • (1986) How Green Is The Valley – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – LP MCA 254 584-1 (MCF-3337)
  • (1986) How Green Is The Valley – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – CD MCA MCLD-19075
  • (1998) Majestic Grill: The Best Of The Men They Couldn’t Hang – CD compilation Demon Records FIENDCD 940
  • (2007) Demos and Rarities Volume 1 – The Men They Couldn’t Hang – Vinyl Star
  • (2009) Quiet Please – The New Best Of Nick Lowe – Nick Lowe – Double CD, Compilation DVD, Yep Roc Records – YEP 2622; Country US CD1-25 – included “Wishing Well”
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