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"Espionage," and as session drummer soon after with Rich LaBonte and Kim Fowley , in Los Angeles, CA. He later became an international fashion model and
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Side 'Evil Witchman' Highland 1173 released October 1966 and produced by Kim Fowley The Explosions aka The Xplosions! (From Compton/Los Angeles, CA) songs
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scriptwriter and producer. Barton, Steve (January 20, 2015). "Rock Icon Kim Fowley Passes; Wants His Corpse Defiled on Girls and Corpses Magazine". Dread
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Brasler, Cherie Currie) - 3:09 (1997 Bonus track) "Cherry Bomb" (Joan Jett, Kim Fowley ) - 2:13 (1997 Bonus track) Cherie Currie - vocals Marie Currie - vocals
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receiving critical acclaim from highly regarded rock journalist Chris Welch. Kim Fowley , manager of The Runaways, expressed an interest in the band. With U.K
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that he had "nothing to say and everything to say it with". Similarly, Kim Fowley of Phonograph Record considered the record bad, save for "Time" and "The
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