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Alan Jenkins and The Creams Leicester, UK
The successors to The Deep Freeze Mice and Ruth's Refrigerator. The Creams, as a real performing band, existed from 1993 until 1998 during which time they recorded a colossal amount of music. Alan Jenkins, Blodwyn P. Teabag and Robyn Gibson were joined in their first phase ('93 - '96) by Vladimir Zajkoveicz, Alison MaKinder and Peter Pengwyn and in their second phase ('96 - '98) by Howard Fairey. ... more
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