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Some Lyres: Lyres, Stiv Bators, Don Robertson, Traditional, Richard Harte, Oedipus: Amazon.ca: Music
In 1987, Bators re-formed The Dead Boys for a single and in 1988 sang on a Lyres single. He resurfaced in London in 1989 for a gig billed ‘The Return of The Living Boys’ but it was not until moving to Paris that he entered the recording studio again.
Lyres, Traditional, Don Robertson, Stiv Bators, Richard Harte, Oedipus - Some Lyres | Amazon.com.au | Music
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Just prior to A Promise Is a Promise, recorded by the Lyres’ thirteenth incarnation (according to Pete Frame’s detailed family tree on the gatefold), a three-song 12-inch surfaced, containing “Here’s a Heart,” a neat merseybeat oldie featuring Stiv Bators, and “Touch,” recorded in Holland with Tax.
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In 1987, Bators released a 12-inch (“Have Love Will Travel” b/w a sharp swipe at the Moody Blues’ “Story in Your Eyes”) on Bomp!, with musical assistance from various co-conspirators. He later sang with Jeff Conolly on a Lyres song, issued as a 12-inch and included on that band’s 1988 LP. In June 1990, Bators was struck by a car in ...
