WorldWideWas

Links to Was (Not) Was sites.

Luis Resto - May 12th, 2010

Luis Resto has a new album on Orchide Records titled “Combo De Momento”. It’s a vinyl only release and there’s a video for one of the songs on YouTube

Here’s some other Luis links:
Luis’ Facebook Page
Luis’ MySpace Page
Follow Luis on Twitter
Luis on SoundCloud

Thanks go to Freddie Brooks for the information.

David Was Interview - February 9th, 2010

A long interview with David appears in issue five of “Wheel Me Out”

Myspace Pages - October 30th, 2007

Was (Not Was)
Orquestra Was
Sweet Pea Atkinson
Sir Harry Bowens
David McMurray
Luis Resto’s MySpace page
Luis Resto’s Website
Boneshakers

Wikipedia - October 25th, 2005

Very brief entry for the band at Wikipedia

Soultracks - March 5th, 2005

Soultracks.com provides a short biography of the band.

And How We Danced - November 26th, 2004

Newly revamped, And How We Danced provides a short disography, and biography of the band.

Salsa Web - September 2nd, 2004

Salsa Web – their interview with Sir Harry Bowens.

The Boneshakers - September 2nd, 2004

The Boneshakers Online is The Boneshakers official web site.

IMDB - September 2nd, 2004

From IMDB:

• David’s career in film
• Don’s career in film

Sound On Sound - September 2nd, 2004

Sound On Sound an interview with Don about Orquestra Was

Rolling Stone - September 2nd, 2004

Rolling Stone shows us some photos, and gives reviews of the band’s albums.

Artist Direct - September 2nd, 2004

Artist Direct is second to AMG in providing information.

Trouser Press - September 2nd, 2004

Trouser Press is back, after a long absence, with a concise entry for the Was Bros.

BBC - September 2nd, 2004

BBC only gives us minimal information.

The All Music Guide - September 2nd, 2004

The All Music Guide is possibly the most comprehensive information on the band.
AMG represents the combined effort of over two hundred experienced music writers
to point out the most important artists and their finest music.