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, they made one great album (produced by Bowie's mate Mick Ronson), then disappeared.
totally agree, the album as been one of my faves for years, have recently bought the john peel sessions as well which arnt as muddy as the album.. seen as its a benefit i wonder if mick jones will do a bit with the rich kids as he did a few gigs with themFreddie Laker wrote:Long-since forgotten by most, but after leaving the Sex Pistols, Glen Matlock hooked up with a pre-Ultravox Midge Ure to form Rich Kids.
Despite having one of the worst band names in history
Dusted off the old vinyl LP this weekend for the first time in years, and it still sounds great.
They're playing a one-off reunion benefit for guitarist Steve New at Islington Academy on 7th January, supported by TV Smith and Carbon/Silicon.
Sounds like a good night out.
ghosts of princes was inspired by a review about a gig he did with the band 
Yes Freddie! Sounds like an excellent night outFreddie Laker wrote:
They're playing a one-off reunion benefit for guitarist Steve New at Islington Academy on 7th January, supported by TV Smith and Carbon/Silicon.
Sounds like a good night out.
I found a compilation on Amazon for less than 7 quid, comprising all of the album, plus B sides and a few bonus tracks I'd never heard before.themaninblack1963 wrote:I also had their album on vinyl, would love to get it on cd.
