P.U.N.K. Girl
from Atta Girl (Digital only) by Heavenly
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from Atta Girl (Digital only),
track released January 1, 1993
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Heavenly Oxford, UK
Heavenly formed in 1989 from the ashes of legendary Oxford band Talulah Gosh, in which all four original members – Amelia Fletcher (vocals/guitar), Peter Momtchiloff (guitar), Rob Pursey (bass) and Mathew Fletcher (drums) – had played. Cathy Rogers joined later on keyboards/vocals. They released five singles and three albums on Sarah Records and then, after Sarah ended, a final album on Wiiija/K. ... more
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