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Funkapolitan

Britfunk band

Funkapolitan was a British soul band active in the 1980s. The band was formed in 1980, by lyricist Nick Jones and musician Toby Andersen, in Andersen's

Funkapolitan

Glastonbury Festival line-ups

Entertainers at the festival in Glastonbury, Somerset, England, listed by year

Blues Band Richie Havens Sad Café Black Uhuru Steel Pulse The Chieftains Funkapolitan A Certain Ratio John Cooper Clarke Jean-Philippe Rykiel and Didier Malherbe

Glastonbury Festival line-ups

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Curiosity Killed the Cat

British pop band

software maker Eidos Plc.[citation needed] Toby Andersen (formerly of Funkapolitan) co-wrote all tracks and played keyboards on the album Keep Your Distance

Curiosity Killed the Cat

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London Recordings

Record label headquartered in the UK

Caravan Kate Ceberano Dollar Marianne Faithfull Fine Young Cannibals Funkapolitan Garolou Genesis Buddy Greco Grotus Adelaide Hall The Kane Gang The Kinks

London Recordings

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Kid Creole and the Coconuts discography

1979) Cristina - Cristina (aka Doll in the Box) (ZE, 1980) Funkapolitan - Funkapolitan (London, 1982) The Coconuts - Don't Take My Coconuts (EMI America

Kid Creole and the Coconuts discography

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Bernard Rhodes

English music manager

Gang, Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains, Texan bad boy Joe Ely, Lee Perry and Funkapolitan. Rhodes states that it was because of these Bonds NYC shows that the

Bernard Rhodes

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Tom Dixon (industrial designer)

British designer and creative director

Prior to becoming a designer, Dixon was the bass guitarist for the band Funkapolitan, "who toured with Rita and Ziggy Marley, the Clash and Simple Minds"

Tom Dixon (industrial designer)

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List of performances on Top of the Pops

"Flying High" Fun Boy Three – "The Lunatics (Have Taken Over the Asylum)" Funkapolitan – "As the Time Goes By" The Fureys & Davey Arthur – "When You Were Sweet

List of performances on Top of the Pops

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Glastonbury Festival 1982

Music festival in England

California The Blues Band Richie Havens Sad Café Black Uhuru The Chieftains Funkapolitan A Certain Ratio John Cooper Clarke Jean-Philippe Rykiel and Didier Malherbe

Glastonbury Festival 1982

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List of performers on Top of the Pops

August) Lobo (20 August) Startrax (27 August) Modern Romance (3 September) Funkapolitan (3 September) The Tweets (17 September) Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin

List of performers on Top of the Pops

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Hi-Tension (album)

1978 studio album by Hi-Tension

songs, crediting it as the "Year Zero explosion" that later inspired Funkapolitan, Stimulin and hits like ABC's "Tears Are Not Enough", Spandau Ballet's

Hi-Tension (album)

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Clark Sorley

Band, Alice Cooper, The Pretenders, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, 10cc, Funkapolitan, Wang Chung, Morrissey–Mullen, Mike Westbrook, Stan Tracey, Don Weller

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