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Kimberley Rew. Stellar pop guitarist and songwriter, who followed stints in the Soft Boys and Katrina and the Waves with a prolific solo career. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1980s - 2010s. Born. December 3, 1951 in Bristol, Avon, England. Genre.
22 de jul. de 2020 · Sunshine Walkers, subtitled The Best Of Kimberley Rew and Lee Cave-Berry, does what it says on the tin and gives a snapshot, a tip of the iceberg overview of some highlights from the career of an unsung hero of British popular music. Release Date: 17th July 2020. Label: KL Recording.
3 de jun. de 2010 · Kimberley Rew is one of those British musicians who is revered among those who take the time to know the history behind their favorite pop tunes, but it would be overstating things to suggest that he is a household name, a fact which will seem particularly ironic once you have learned that he’s the composer of one of the bounciest and best-known songs to emerge during that dastardly decade ...
Other UK releases include Plastic Guitar (2009) and Psychedelic Mynde of Moses ... Kimberley Rew (of The Soft Boys and Katrina and the Waves), and Scott Miller. From 2010 to 2015, Barbeau performed in the band Three Minute Tease with Andy Metcalfe and Morris Windsor – erstwhile members of Robyn Hitchcock-led The Soft Boys/Egyptians.
1 de dic. de 2022 · The Dog Song. Miles of Smiles · 2017. Life Itself. Great Central Revisited · 2002. Purple Pyjamas. Sunshine Walkers: The Best of Kimberley Rew and Lee Cave-Berry · 2013. Simple Pleasures. Sunshine Walkers: The Best of Kimberley Rew and Lee Cave-Berry · 2000. I Want You.
Plastic Guitar is the umpteenth album by Sacramento/Oxford-based singer/songwriter Anton Barbeau. ... While Kimberley Rew stops by to provide the "cat yowl fadeout guitar" (on ‘Doctor Take Care’), it’s his Soft Boy partner Robyn Hitchcock that might spring to mind on that infectious title track.
14 de may. de 2017 · Walking on Sunshine / Monkey Town / Plastic Man 45 rpm. 1985 Vinyl 12" Attic / ATT 1239 ... and later, in the break, when Kimberley Rew's guitar really hits its stride - it's not possible to stand still unless both of your legs have been broken, and possibly not even if so. The B-side (also recorded by The Bangles) is brilliant, too.
