Black Grape

That Shaun Ryder is even alive, let alone making music, belies his reputation. As the leader
of the Happy Mondays, he was the poster boy for pharmaceutical indulgence during the
height of England's late-eighties Madchester scene. Ryder not only survived his fifteen
minutes of fame, he also made an improbable comeback in 1995 with a new group, the
electrorabble-rousers Black Grape. Black Grape's debut, It's Great When You're ... More >