TV Personalities born to the sound of punk in the mid-late 70's, in the upmarket London district of Chelsea, while its members were listening albums The Who, Pink Floyd and even Syd Barret solo. After an inconsequential
debut single, "14th Floor / Oxford Street, soon I got his first big hit, particularly in year 78, with the release of EP "Where's Bill Grundy now?" (After the interview with the Pistols in 76 was natural to ask), including the song that gave title to the EP, which has been covered, among others, The Planets.
His first did not come until the year 81, under the name "And Do not the kids just love it." With an air of The Kinks in their songs, not yet attained the expected success. Careful album cover devoted to Twiggy and Patrick McNee.
debut single, "14th Floor / Oxford Street, soon I got his first big hit, particularly in year 78, with the release of EP "Where's Bill Grundy now?" (After the interview with the Pistols in 76 was natural to ask), including the song that gave title to the EP, which has been covered, among others, The Planets.
His first did not come until the year 81, under the name "And Do not the kids just love it." With an air of The Kinks in their songs, not yet attained the expected success. Careful album cover devoted to Twiggy and Patrick McNee.
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