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Live Freaky, Die Freaky
Live Freaky, Die Freaky formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with Jane Wiedlin on vocals, James Silverman on guitar, William Tucker on bass, and Jake...
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Live Freaky, Die Freaky formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with Jane Wiedlin on vocals, James Silverman on guitar, William Tucker on bass, and Jake Hooker on drums. Wiedlin had previously been in The Go-Go's. Their debut album 'Love and Freakin' Out' came out in 1987, and it included the track 'Blue Kiss,' which became something of a cult favorite. A second album, 'The Electric Candelabra,' followed in 1989.
The band broke up in the early 1990s. Wiedlin later worked as a solo artist and television personality.
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