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The Blow Monkeys
Turning their noses up at the pomp and flouncy drama of the new romantics, The
Blow Monkeys were part of an early 1980s scene that filled Britain's suave wine
bars with arty, soulful, sophisticated pop. Full of saxophone solos and smoochy
lyrics, the band – formed in 1981 in London, England - was led by
singer-songwriter Dr. Robert (Robert Howard). They released their first single
in 1982 and first started attracting the attention of the general public with
the 1984 release of their debut album, Limping for a Generation (1984). The
group became a commercial sensation in 1986 with...
You Don't Own MeThe Blow Monkeys
Digging Your SceneThe Blow Monkeys
It Doesn't Have to Be This WayThe Blow Monkeys
In Too DeepThe Blow Monkeys
It Doesn't Have to Be This WayThe Blow Monkeys
Oh MyThe Blow Monkeys
You Don't Own MeThe Blow Monkeys
Dirty Dancing [B.O.F.]
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Digging Your SceneThe Blow Monkeys
Animal Magic
It Doesn't Have to Be This WayThe Blow Monkeys
She Was Only A Grocer's Daughter
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In Too DeepThe Blow Monkeys
Springtime For The World
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It Doesn't Have to Be This WayThe Blow Monkeys
She Was Only A Grocer's Daughter
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Oh MyThe Blow Monkeys
Feels Like A New Morning
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