Friday 09th of May 2008

Latest News

Rankin Music

JULY 07: Our Latest track recordings are now complete and for sale for only £2.99 on our music page

Where to hear us...

Our Next gig is at
on ....

Trombonist required

Rankin are looking for a female Trombone player, if your interested or know anyone, please contact us or leave details on our forum.

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External Links

Our page - On myspace
The Peacock page - On myspace
The Broken Wheel - Retford
Wozwolf Rally Club- Home page
Burdock - Burdock home page
TrainFLT - Fork Lift Training
Treefest - Festival homepage
Playback Enterprise - DJ Services
Perfect Rewards - Corporate gifts
The Sherwood Inn - B&B,Bar & Food
The Midland Hotel - Mansfield Hotel
The Market Inn - Market Inn Pub


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All our fans

...Keep coming to see us!

Rankin Steady are a Ska & Reggae band from Mansfield in Nottinghamshire formed in the Mid 80's by Shaun Danby, A.K.A (Skankin J.Bob), influenced by S.J.B's love for early reggae like Dennis Brown, Lee Perry and Dr Alimantado.


Rankin split up in 1987 inspiring Skankin J.Bob and Damo to record 'Propaganda' album featuring original material. The album was then later promoted when the band briefly reformed.


In 1996, the band reformed replacing Damo on the drums with Nubes, Martin Brown on lead, Villaman on Bass, Nipster on Rythm and Skankin J.Bob on vocals and keyboard.


The Following year, Nubes tragically dies and Scott Walters arrives on drums, Damo returns to percussion along with Rob on guitar backed by the 'Dub sisters' - Sister Beverley(sax) & 'The Turtle'(trumpet).


Rankin Steady perform at scooter rallies, mod events and other venues all over the east midlands doing a combination of covers and original material.



Rankin Steady live on,
performing quality Ska and Reggae.

"Don't worry about a thing,
'cause every little thing gonna be all right."
Bob Marley: 'Three Little Birds' from the album 'Legend'