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Bow Wow Wow

British musical group

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Boy George
Culture Club
…singer, the new wave band Bow Wow Wow. Boy George’s stage name with the group was Lieutenant Lush. Shortly thereafter, however, he left to form In Praise of Lemmings, with Mikey Craig on bass and Jon Suede on guitar. They soon renamed themselves Sex Gang Children. In 1981, following the…
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…singer, the new wave band Bow Wow Wow. Boy George’s stage name with the group was Lieutenant Lush. Shortly thereafter, however, he left to form In Praise of Lemmings, with Mikey Craig on bass and Jon Suede on guitar. They soon renamed themselves Sex Gang Children. In 1981, following the…
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Malcolm McLaren
… and formed a spin-off act, Bow Wow Wow. In 1983 he released his own solo album, Duck Rock, an eclectic fusion of hip-hop and world music that spawned two British top 10 hits: “Buffalo Gals” and “Double Dutch.” Several other albums followed, including the opera-inspired Fans (1984), Waltz Darling (1989),…
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… and formed a spin-off act, Bow Wow Wow. In 1983 he released his own solo album, Duck Rock, an eclectic fusion of hip-hop and world music that spawned two British top 10 hits: “Buffalo Gals” and “Double Dutch.” Several other albums followed, including the opera-inspired Fans (1984), Waltz Darling (1989),…
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