Virgin Dance on linr

The story

Nu pop - post punk band

Formed in Liverpool in 1983. They released four singles in 1983 - 1984 and then they disbanded. Their only permanent members were Edwin Hind (vocals), ex-Modern Eon drummer Cliff Hewitt and Kenny Duggan (guitar). Keyboardist Dave Knowles left after their debut single to join Here's Johnny and was replaced by Dixie (2) and bassist Graham McMaster was replaced by Bernie Putt after their debut single and the latter was replaced by Barry Cowell.

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Records

Singles 2

The Dream Is Over (We Can Make It)The Dream Is Over (We Can Make It)1984 · SingleVinyl
DesireDesire1984 · SingleVinyl

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