The Sinceros

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Disappearing 03:38 Tools
Take Me to Your Leader 03:47 Tools
Worlds Apart 03:02 Tools
Memory Lane 02:46 Tools
Socially 02:22 Tools
Barcelona 03:41 Tools
Falling In And Out Of Love 02:21 Tools
Girl I Realise 01:53 Tools
Sleight Of Hand 01:53 Tools
Nothing Changes 04:21 Tools
As The World Turns 03:11 Tools
Midsong 03:13 Tools
Down, Down 03:43 Tools
I Still Miss You 02:03 Tools
My Little Letter 03:23 Tools
Little White Lie 02:51 Tools
So They Know 03:02 Tools
Take Me To Your Leader - Extended Mix 05:00 Tools
Break Her Heart 04:35 Tools
Good Luck (To You) 03:26 Tools
Hanging on Too Long 02:48 Tools
Quick, Quick Slow 02:30 Tools
Down, Down (Heading for Love) 03:42 Tools
Beady Eyes 02:46 Tools
Are You Ready 02:42 Tools
Come On Out and Play 02:29 Tools
Take Me To Your Leader (Extended Mix) 04:59 Tools
Torture Myself 02:51 Tools
Television Vision 02:46 Tools
I Can't Stop 02:55 Tools
Sleight Of Hand - Edit 03:00 Tools
Hangging On Too Long 02:46 Tools
Quick, Quick, Slow 02:29 Tools
Secret Agent Man '003 02:29 Tools
Quick Quick Slow 02:28 Tools
Sleight Of Hand (Edit) 02:29 Tools
Up There 02:29 Tools
Are You Ready? 02:28 Tools
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The Sinceros (Mark Kjeldsen, Ron Francois, Don Snow & Bobby Irwin) were a new wave/power pop band from London, England who recorded two albums for Epic Records, The Sound of Sunbathing (1979) and Pet Rock (1981). They were also Carlene Carter's band and recorded with Lene Lovich. Their first album, The Sound of Sunbathing, was produced by Joe Wissert and recorded at Wessex Studios in London. The band achieved considerable radio play with its first single, Take Me To Your Leader. They toured extensively after the release of the album riding on the heels of the then thriving new wave music scene. An attempt at a follow-up album entitled, 2nd Debut, produced by Paul Riley was shelved by Epic Records and was essentially reworked into, Pet Rock, under the guidance of producer Gus Dudgeon. In 1981 the band teamed up with Peter C. Johnson to record an album for Lamborghini Records, but the album was never released. In 2008 two tracks showed up on PCJ's compilation album 1978-1981 The band disbanded in 1981. Bobbi Irwin later became the drummer for Nick Lowe and Van Morrison. Don Snow replaced Jools Holland in Squeeze and later bandmember Steve Boulton went on to play guitar with The Who's touring band. Ron Francois briefly joined The Teardrop Explodes. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.