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The Trudy London, UK
Formed in 1979 The Trudy quickly made zero impact with their 1980 LP 'Volcano Fo Lé
Ferret'.
More low-key releases followed until they finally got national attention with the 1989 singles 'Countdown to Love', 'Living on a Moon' & 'Destination Love'.
The 2nd LP 'Tune-In to the Trudy Love-Ray!' was released in 1990, quickly followed by their 3rd LP 'Always Never Beautiful Forever', in 2016
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