Etheridge Lockjaw Jones Ist aka John "Johnny Pluckan" Murray, aka the Artist Formerly Known As "Fonn"

Played : Frenzied Rhythmless Drums

From : 1983 - 1985

Etheridge Lockjaw Jones 1st aka John Murray aka Seonaidh Plucan was has continued to be a key player in the Leodhasach music scene, founding and running SY's top music shop "Fonn" for many years before joining the BBC as music producer on Radio Nan Gaidheal's nightly programme for rock n roll maws, "Rapal". He now does everything at RnanG's Inverness studios, and has become famous for his traffic reports on Caiream Ciuil in the afternoons.

Etheridge has played with many dodgy covers bands over the years and isn't giving much away about them, but he's also worked on a number of more original projects over the years, such as:

Swedish TV, with Bob Bitchin' and Rod "Prof" Macrae in the early/mid 80s.

Dodgily spelt folkies Philabeg with Roddy "Actorrr" Morrison and some beardy coves from away. Released a self-titled album on Noel Eadie's Croft Recordings in 1987.

Gaelic country stars New Tradition (also featuring Costello), who had a fair bit of success in the 90s and have been out and about again recently.

Room 101 (later 101), who although they mostly played covers, developed some original Gaelic Rock numbers in the late 80s, and appeared on BBC Gaelic's "Brag" show.

The Sandwick Hillbillies - John was considering putting a roots-y band of this name together in the early 90s to do country/blues type stuff. Seem to remember he was looking for a recording of Lefty Frizell's "Your Humbuggin' Me" for a hypothetical set. Not sure if it ever happened but it may have been the seed of... 

Crazy Lemon (see More Spinoffs) - who do "Hi Heel Sneekers".