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David "Dr D.K." Smythe returned to his career as a research geologist. Alastair Donaldson (William Mysterious) played bass on the Revillos' third single before returning to complete his architecture studies at University of Hull.
El guitarra líder Jo Callis (Luke Warm, nacido el 2 de mayo de 1951) El guitarra rítmico Mark “Hi-Fi” Harris. El bajista Dr. D.K. Smythe (Dave Smythe como nombre auténtico) El batería Angel Paterson.
David Smythe. Profile: Bass player. He was a founding member of The Rezillos, but left the band in 1977 after the first single. Sites: davidsmythe.org. In Groups: The Revillos, The Rezillos. Variations:
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Felix left and Willaim Mysterious landed for a brief while, along with original Rezillo-member Dr D.K. Smythe. The Revettes were now Babs and Cherie. Both the singles and the album were released on the Snatzo label. Although the Revillos were very active during this period, no more material was released until a deal with Superville Records was ...
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The Rezillos was formed in Edinburgh, in March 1976 by Alan Forbes (later Eugene Reynolds) with him taking responsibility for drums and vocals, Dave Smythe (later Dr. D.K. Smythe) playing the bass, Jo Callis (later Luke Warm) on lead guitar and vocals, and Mark Harris (later 'Hi-Fi' Harris) on rhythm guitar and vocals.
