Wally Nightingale, born Warwick Alan Nightingale in West Kensington, was an English musician. He was best known as the guitarist and founder of the band that eventually became the Sex Pistols. According to guitarist Steve Jones, Nightingale left the band in 1975 after Malcolm McLaren agreed to manage the band, but "... only if we got rid of Wally".
Nightingale died in May 1996 from complications of substance abuse.
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“In the merry month of May,
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