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The Giraffes
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“One of the many great undiscovered, overlooked bands of the West Midlands” (Mike Davies, Brum Beat ) The Giraffes emerged from the various ashes of Ens, Reluctant Stereotypes, Pink Umbrellas & Squad. They recorded some stunning songs that fell on deaf record label ears.
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Steve Edgson and Sam McNulty were founder members of The Giraffes and were joined by the likes of Nigel Williams ( from the Wedge Cafe ), Larry Lupin ( ex - Gods Toys ), Robin Hill ( ex - everyone!) and bassist Richard Priest ( who would later find success managing Pulp )
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The Giraffes with Johnny Morris at his beautiful home in Hungerford, August 1989 as part of the “One Step” Promo
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During the late 1980’s and early 90’s, The Giraffes released a number of singles on the “Love & Madness” label, including the double A-Side “Pass Me By / Rooftops” and “Lazy Hazel Heart”. Their album “Giraffitti”, which was completed in 1992 was never released.
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