Talk:Breeding Ground (band)
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Wardman
[edit]In one section, it says Wardman "joined soon after the release of Obscurity & Flair as an additional guitarist". But then it also says "...the band went to the studio for the last time, with the line-up of Shirreff, Gladish, Quinn, Hunter and Wardman. This LP, Obscurity & Flair..." So, which is it? When did Wardman join the band? The CBC article seems to think he was in the band already, and the Jam article says he joined in 1986. Echoedmyron (talk) 00:03, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
He was writing with John Shirreff and Gary Quinn before the second phase of the band (post-Strayer) but he didn't join the live line-up for a short time after the release of the album. So it's kinda hard to say exactly when he joined, but I will fix the conflicting statements on the page. Thanks! AC (talk) 00:23, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
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