Thieves

Thieves was a promising but short-lived septet come up with beneath the aegis of songwriter/manufacturers Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn (of Blondie, Exile, and Knack renown). Every one of the members had very intensive credits — business lead vocalist Sue Chapman got began in the past due 1960s using the Western world Coast music group Genesis, while vocalist Linda Lawley’s profession went back just like far, towards the Mississippi-spawned sunlight pop clothing Eternity’s Kids, and Jerry Donahue (electric guitar) and Gerry Conway (drums) had been former people of Fairport Convention. The various other members had been Andrea Robinson (vocals), Rusty Buchanan (bass, vocals), and Steve Goldstein (keyboards) They cut a superb pop/rock recording for Arista entitled Yucatan that in some way failed to capture on, despite becoming filled up with great tunes and better still hooks, plus some of the greatest creation of its period. The group disbanded in 1981, though Lawley, Donahue, and Buchanan quickly reformed as the cabaret take action the Roommates.