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They had their song ''Get a Life'' included on the compilation [[HUM Sampler 92]]. In 1993 Mark Kington took up saxophone, briefly, and the King Biscuit song ''What is Love?'' was included on the compilation [[Discordia Concors]]. | They had their song ''Get a Life'' included on the compilation [[HUM Sampler 92]]. In 1993 Mark Kington took up saxophone, briefly, and the King Biscuit song ''What is Love?'' was included on the compilation [[Discordia Concors]]. | ||
| − | They released the single [[Crazy Dreams]] in 1994 on [[Hark Records]], and in 1995 released their next and final album on CD [[Sun Hits The Moon]] (also on [[Hark Records]]). The same year, the title track from ''Sun Hits The Moon'' and the track ''For | + | They released the single [[Crazy Dreams]] in 1994 on [[Hark Records]], and in 1995 released their next and final album on CD [[Sun Hits The Moon]] (also on [[Hark Records]]). The same year, the title track from ''Sun Hits The Moon'' and the track ''For This Moment'' both appeared on the Hark compilation [[Bark Number One]]. ''For this Moment'' also appeared on the [[Kiwi Hit Disc 16]]. |
[[Stan Jagger]], [[Paul Tregilgas]] and [[Paul Oakley]] then formed [[Trucker]] the following year. | [[Stan Jagger]], [[Paul Tregilgas]] and [[Paul Oakley]] then formed [[Trucker]] the following year. | ||
