Talk:Thee Shams
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Nomination for Speedy Deletion
[edit]I would argue against the speedy deletion, because of point #7 on the Notability criteria for bands. Thee Shams were one of the most representative bands in the Cincinnati garage rock music scene. They also qualify under point #5, because they have released several albums on Fat Possum Records. They were often produced by significant Cincinnati musician John Curley. --taestell (talk) 01:32, 9 June 2008 (UTC)
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