Johnny Fean) Singles "Back to the Start" (1981) "Channel Steamer" (1982) from Waiting on Egypt "Wedding Hotel" (1987) from Kiss You Kidnapped Charabanc "Lunacy Is Legend EP" (1987) "The Angels Are Calling" (1989) "The Sun Is Shining" (1990) from The Jewel Thief "I Belong to You" (1991) from The Jewel Thief "Buick MacKane" (1991) "Whiskey Priest" (1992) from Seven Lives Later "Bourgeois Blues" (1992) "So Many Girls" (1999) from Red Brocade "Hanoi Jane" (2005) from Golden Vanity "Barroom Blues" (2006) Nikki Sudden and Freddy Lynxx By The Lights of the Burning Citroen (1997, Sucksex, Cassette Only Release) with Freddy Lynxx No Pleasure Thrills (1996, Sucksex, LP) "No Pleasure Thrills / Open Up & Bleed“ (1996, Sucksex, 7") "Soul Power / Opium-Den“ (1999, Sucksex, 7") "Have Faith" (1999, Vicious Kitten, EP) Full Cover (2004, Sucksex, CD) with Ghost Train "All My Sunken Ships / You Knocked Me Out Cold (In The Big Hotel)“ (1996, Sucksex, 7") Bibliography The Last Bandit – A Rock´n`Roll Life by Nikki Sudden (2011, Italy – Arcana Edizioni Srl) Movieology Under the Milky Way (1996, Germany – Director: Matthias X. Oberg) – Nikki Sudden & Dave Kusworth play two drunken musicians on a train "Planet Alex" (2001, Germany – Director: Uli M. Schüppel) – Nikki Sudden plays a drunkard "Far East Man" (2002, Live Concert of Ron Wood at Shepherds Bush Empire, 11 December 2001) – Nikki Sudden is standing in the audience in front of Ron Wood and can be seen several times "Honey Baby" (2004, Germany – Director: Mika Kaurismäki, Music: Nikki Sudden) "Egoshooter" (2004, Germany – Director: Wim Wenders, Music: Nikki Sudden a.o. – Nikki Sudden has a small role as himself) "The Favor" (2006, US – Director: Eva Aridjis, Music: Nikki Sudden (end credits), Swell Maps (soundtrack) "The Pacific and Eddy" (2006, US – Director: Matthew Nourse, Music: Jacobites, Nikki Sudden, Epic Soundtracks) – Nikki Sudden as Silhouette "Last Time in Berlin – Nikki Sudden Documentary" (2006 – Director: Daniel Horn, Music: Jacobites, Nikki Sudden, a. o.) – unreleased References External links Nikki Sudden performs live, WFMU.org; accessed 15 August 2015 PUNKCAST#940 Live video from Cake Shop NYC, 24 March 2006 1956 births 2006 deaths Creation Records artists English rock guitarists English male guitarists English male singers English songwriters People educated at Solihull School Singers from London People from Solihull Alive Naturalsound Records artists Glass Records artists 20th-century English singers 20th-century British guitarists