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There at least 3 musicans under the name Stingray. 1. First was a Japanese progressive metal band. They released 3 full length albums and one EP. 2. Secondly a South African rock group formed in Johannesburg in 1979 and best known for their single "Better the Devil You Know", which reached No. 4 of the South Africa charts. SA band musicians: Danny Anthill: keyboards, flute Dennis East: vocals Mike Pilot: guitars Shaun Wright: drums (replaced by Wally Cullis in 1981) Allan Goldswain: keyboards, vocals (not on 'Operation Stingray') Eddie Boyle: bass (replaced by Gerald "Jiggs" Downing in 1980)Eddie passed away...

At least three bands have called themselves The Stingrays 1)Power-pop/punk band from the UK that formed in 1977, released a a three song EP in 1980 on Fried Egg records, a single, and a song on the Avon Calling compilation out of Bristol, UK. A live album came out some time later. Russ Mainwaring seems to have been the only constant member. Stingrays Line up 1: Russ Mainwaring - Guitar Bill Stair - Bass Pete Thelke - Vocals Dean Sidney - Drums This line up is heard on the album The Stingrays at the Dugout (1977): The Sound of Two...

The Stingrays .

Sherard Ingram a.k.a. Drexciyan DJ Stingray .

DJ Stingray (Sherard Ingram) has consistently avoided the mainstream to create a musical world of his own for over two decades. Ingram was joined by Carl Craig, Anthony Shakir and Kenny Dixon jr. for Urban Tribe. He toured as Drexciya's official assault DJ and his productions remain true to their Drexciyan descent through remorseless innovation in electro aesthetics. In his sets, Stingray combines fast paced UK and European electro with the classic Detroit sound to an energetic and soulful mix. He is continuously working the records, cutting and fazing like only few do. A true master. .