Zen Alligators

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Band formed by Johnny Fean and Eamon Carr of Horslips from 1980 to 1983

About Zen Alligators

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The Zen Alligators were an Irish short-lived rhythm and blues band, that arose out of the ashes of Horslips. Fronted by two ex-members of Horslips, guitarist and vocalist Johnny Fean and drummer Eamon Carr, they were joined by bass player Gary Eglington and Philip Fay on guitar.

They released a number of singles in late 1980 and 1981, including "The Invisible Man", "Berlin Wall" and "Voodoo", but no album was ever released. They appeared at a number of local festivals including the (Paul Funge) Gorey Arts Festival on 13th August 1981.

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