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Kimberley Rew was born on December 3, 1951 in Bristol in South West England. In 1971, Rew enrolled at Jesus College in Cambridge, and made the city his home after receiving a degree in archeology. A keen guitarist, Rew teamed with drummer Alex Cooper to form a band called the Waves in 1975, but in 1978, he left his own group to join the Soft Boys with Robyn Hitchcock.
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Kimberley Rew first came to the attention of the music world as a member of The Soft Boys from 1978-1980. His guitar play provided a good counterpoint to the group’s leader, Robyn Hitchcock. The Bible Of Bop catches Rew in between his work with The Soft Boys and Katrina and The Waves and, as such, reflects the styles of both.
14 de mar. de 2010 · Kimberley Rew first came to the attention of the music world as a member of The Soft Boys from 1978-1980. His guitar play provided a good counterpoint to the group’s leader, Robyn Hitchcock. The Bible Of Bop catches Rew in between his work with The Soft Boys and Katrina and The Waves and, as such, reflects the styles of both.
3 de jun. de 2010 · Rew did, too, with the release of a well-regarded EP entitled The Bible of Bop which found him backed by members of The dB’s, and somewhere around of the new millennium, he would finally get around to following that EP up with a full-length album (Tunnel into Summer) that subsequently led to a semi-regular schedule of solo releases.
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