


The group strayed from more conventional post-punk, mixing avantgarde elements with jazz and led by Cherry's innovative pop/soul singing style. They also recorded with Don Cherry and Nico (on a BBC radio session).
The band notably made a guest appearance in an episode of the British sitcom The Young Ones performing their 1982 single "You're My Kind of Climate". Rip Rig & Panic became Float Up CP in 1985 and produced the album Kill Me in the Morning. The band dissolved shortly thereafter.
Mark Springer has continued to record as a solo artist and has a number of CDs available
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Thanks a lot for this one. Never heard it and never saw it on any record shop, otherwise...
Ta for Attitude, I've never managed to find a hard vinyl copy...
THANK YOU! I hadn't known about "Storming" - great stuff!
Rip, Rig & Panic is one of my all-time favourites. There is also a third recording named 'I Am Cold'. It consists of two 12'' records (45 r.p.m.) with Don Cherry contributing on 5 of the 14 tracks.
- and I have it all on vinyl - (he-he) - bought way back then !!
Happy hunting them down - it's worth it.
awesome! cool, man! thanks for tip and comment!
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