Nine Below Zero

Formed in South London in 1977, blues-rock band Nine Below Zero emerged during the punk era with a classic Chicago blues and R and B sound. Known for their energetic live performances, they released their major-label debut, Live at the Marquee, in 1980, followed by the Glyn Johns-produced album Don't Point Your Finger. After a breakup in the 1980s, the group reunited in 1990 and continued performing.