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  1. Andy Wickett (once known as Fane in the 1970s) is a singer-songwriter from the Birmingham area, who was a member of Duran Duran from the Summer of 1979. Wickett wrote most of Girls on Film and Rio before leaving Duran Duran; both of which he rerecorded with Ray Bronner the guitarist for Blues legends John Lee Hooker and Freddie Roulette.

  2. 20 de dic. de 2023 · Lugar Con Parlantes pasó un rato conversando en forma exclusiva con Andy, quien compartió su visión de la nueva edición doble de TV Eye, sus proyectos presentes, pasados y futuros, y -por supuesto- sus anécdotas con Duran Duran. Podés ver la entrevista completa acá:

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Duran_DuranDuran Duran - Wikipedia

    Taylor and Rhodes then recruited lead vocalist Andy Wickett (formerly frontman of TV Eye) and decided that they needed a live drummer. They hired Roger Taylor , a former member of various local bands (most recently The Scent Organs who also played at Barbarella's), while John Taylor switched to bass guitar.

  4. www.andywickett.comAndy Wickett

    From the confines of lockdown, Moseley music mammoths Andy Wickett and Brian Travers catch up over the internet thanks to the video-conferencing software Zoom, reminiscing about their days at the Moseley School of Art...

  5. www.youtube.com › user › andywickettAndy Wickett - YouTube

    110 subscribers ‧ 19 videos. Andy Wickett holds the reputation of being one of the finest performers and songwriters in the Midlands. He started his career in the 80s singing and playing in TV...

  6. Andy Wickett holds the reputation for being one of the finest performers and songwriters in the Midlands. See his mesmerising live acoustic set or catch him playing with his band World Service. Know for writing the World wide hit songs: Girls on Film and Rio when he sang with Duran Duran.

  7. 2 de nov. de 2023 · Flashback: Early Duran Duran singer Andy Wickett recalls the band’s start in Birmingham. November 2, 2023 Steve Spears Slider Leave a comment. When the Stuck in the ’80s podcast got its start in 2005, I never imagined we’d stick around long enough – or have the required clout – to do any interviews with our heroes from the decade.