Giant Steps

There are at least four artists known as Giant Steps: (1) Formed in the early part of 2010, Giant Steps are a four-piece Soul Rock band from London, UK. Originally known as Beggars, they decided to begin a new project after replacing a leaving member. In the Summer of 2010 Giant Steps completed the recording of five tracks with producer Mike Crossey. Autumn 2010 they have been selected to perform on the Jo Whiley New Music Tour in the UK.

(1) Formed in the early part of 2010, Giant Steps are a four-piece Soul Rock band from London, UK. Originally known as Beggars, they decided to begin a new project after replacing a leaving member.

In the Summer of 2010 Giant Steps completed the recording of five tracks with producer Mike Crossey. Autumn 2010 they have been selected to perform on the Jo Whiley New Music Tour in the UK.

(2) A ska/reggae band from Albuquerque NM, USA, who played in the '90s. They released two full-length albums: "Technicolor" in 1995 and "Feel the Thunder" in 1997; as well as, a Self-titled EP on their own label Skaliente, members have gone on to form The Blue Hornets and Checkered Beat. They still perform occasional reunion shows in Albuquerque, NM.

(3) A dance pop duo from England that consisted of vocalist Colin "Col" Campsie and bassist/keyboardist George McFarlane. The duo had previously released material under the name The Quick.

Giant Steps only recorded one album, entitled Book of Pride. The first single, "Another Lover," peaked at #11 in the Billboard Hot 100. The follow-up single, "Into You" was a modest U.S. chart success, reaching the top 50 in early 1989.

(4) Slovak experimental rock band from Bratislava. They released their first demo "Wasted EP" in 2008, followed by "In the Harbour EP" in 2009.