Paul Collins

Paul Collins is an American musician, singer, and songwriter. He is best known as the founder and drummer of the power pop band The Nerves, as well as the leader of Paul Collins' Beat.

Paul Collins' Beat is the name of the rock group led by Paul Collins. Originally formed in 1979, the band was known for their power pop sound and catchy melodies. They released albums such as "The Beat" and "To Beat or Not to Beat".

Aside from The Nerves and Paul Collins' Beat, Paul Collins has been a part of other musical projects. He briefly played with The Breakaways in the 1970s, and in recent years, he has collaborated with different musicians and released solo albums.

The Nerves was a power pop trio formed in 1974 by Paul Collins, Jack Lee, and Peter Case. Although they only released one EP during their active years, titled "The Nerves", the band had a significant influence on the punk and power pop genres. Many of their songs, such as "Hanging on the Telephone," gained popularity when covered by other bands.

Paul Collins is highly regarded within the power pop and punk communities for his contributions to music. His bands have influenced numerous musicians and have been cited as inspirations for many notable acts. Additionally, Collins' work has been praised by critics and fans alike.