The Bardots
About The Bardots
Yet another victim in the misplaced hype of British music journalists, the Bardots formed in the East Anglia area of England in 1989. Simon Dunford (guitar/vocals), Andy Murphy (guitar), Steve Cox (bass), and Neil Cox (drums) had begun playing together in university and in 1990 released their debut single, Sofaelaine, a flexi-disc release. After their first more "official" single, Sad Anne, the band added a fifth member (Krzysztof Fijalkowski on guitar) and got a deal with Cheree Records.
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Top Tracks
Sad Anne
Pretty O
Cruelty Blonde
Chained-Up
Sunsetted
Sister Richard
Gloriole
Slow Asleep
Shallow
Bad Feeling
Caterina
My Cute Thought
Obscenity Thing
English Lovers
Carrion
Annabel
Irene
Berlitz
Feeling Juvenile
Violent Love
Skin Diving
The Colony Room
How Could I Hurt You?
Summerhouse
Skin-Diving
Somebody Could Die Across My Throne and I Would Never Know
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We Are Fiasco
Applepain (Version)
Applepain
Skindiving
Call Me A Whore
Pretty O (Edit)
The Crack Up
Don't Let Me Down
Alligator
Us Making
Let My Body
Phone Phoney
Somebody Could Die Across My Throne & I Would Never Know
Miss Another
Be Careful With Me
Pretty O (1992)
Chained Up
Gloriola
Two Hundred Six
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How Could I Hurt You
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