Talk:Dead Fingers Talk (band)

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Huh? Dead Fingers Talk were an almost pre-punk British band from Hull featuring lead singer Bobo Phoenix. Their first record "Storm the Reality Studios" (Pye 1978)was produced by Mick Ronson. Their sound was anything but Goth- closer to a jammy 60s version of the Velvet Underground with Bowiesque glam overtones and alot of queer topical commentary in the lyrics.