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They produced two tapes, [[Fingered]] (with the catchphrase "Get Fingered by 5 Girls") and [[ITN]] (= 'In The Nude'). However, they were best known for their song (and [[Greg Page]] produced video), ''Food''. | They produced two tapes, [[Fingered]] (with the catchphrase "Get Fingered by 5 Girls") and [[ITN]] (= 'In The Nude'). However, they were best known for their song (and [[Greg Page]] produced video), ''Food''. | ||
| − | [[Renee Dawson]] went on to [[Loose New Romans]]. The band reformed for a reunion gig in November 2016 for the [[Wintec]] End of Year Party gig, and have continued to gig since this time. | + | [[Renee Dawson]] went on to [[Loose New Romans]]. The band reformed for a reunion gig in November 2016 for the [[Wintec]] End of Year Party gig, and have continued to gig since this time, including supporting ''Shonen Knife'' at Nivara Lounge. |
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
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5 Girls were an all girls rock band formed in 1993 and active through the mid-1990s, featuring Renee Dawson (vocals), Amy Lomas (bass, backing vocals), Vicki Pollard (guitar, backing vocals) and Katrina Batt (drums, backing vocals), originally from Hamilton Girls High.
They produced two tapes, Fingered (with the catchphrase "Get Fingered by 5 Girls") and ITN (= 'In The Nude'). However, they were best known for their song (and Greg Page produced video), Food.
Renee Dawson went on to Loose New Romans. The band reformed for a reunion gig in November 2016 for the Wintec End of Year Party gig, and have continued to gig since this time, including supporting Shonen Knife at Nivara Lounge.
Releases
- No Doubt appeared on the 1993 compilation They came to take us alive
- Dr Ruth appeared on the 1994 compilation Atrocities One
- ITN Glamour appeared on 1995 compilation The Fridge
External Links
Published Articles
- 5 Girls article by Matt Gould, Nexus, 17 October 1994, P26-27
