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Ian Gomm
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Yachts
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Street-music band. They were seen by me at Edinburgh Fringe in 1981 and were every bit as good as their name! (i.e. fab). I think they wen… read moreStreet-music band. They were seen by me at Edinburgh Fringe in 1981 and were every bit as good as their name! (i.e. fab). I think they went on to form the core of the show/ group Stomp! That's pretty good, too. View wikiStreet-music band. They were seen by me at Edinburgh Fringe in 1981 and were every bit as good as their name! (i.e. fab). I think they went on to form the core of the show/ group Stomp! That's pretty good, too. View wiki
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Formed in London, UK in 1976, and disbanded for dental reasons in 1979, Radio Stars emerged from the tail-end of glam to seize the punk rei… read moreFormed in London, UK in 1976, and disbanded for dental reasons in 1979, Radio Stars emerged from the tail-end of glam to seize the punk reins with abandon, albeit without the po-faced rigidity of their peers. Writer/bassist Martin Gordon… read moreFormed in London, UK in 1976, and disbanded for dental reasons in 1979, Radio Stars emerged from the tail-end of glam to seize the punk reins with abandon, albeit without the po-faced rigidity of their peers. Writer/bassist Martin Gordon was in Sparks during the Kimono My House era, and then form… read more
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Klark Kent
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