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Original Mirrors

Original Mirrors were a British new wave band formed in Liverpool in 1979. Featuring members of several earlier punk/new wave bands, they signed to Mercury Records and released two albums before splitting in 1981, with members going on to play in the Lightning Seeds and Status Quo.

History
The band were formed in 1979 by songwriters Ian Broudie (formerly of Big in Japan and Secrets) and Steve Allen (formerly of Deaf School). They recruited former XTC and Stadium Dogs keyboardist/guitarist Jonathan Perkins, Phil Spalding, formerly bassist with Bernie Tormé, and drummer Pete Kircher. They were signed by Mercury Records and their first release was the single "Could This Be Heaven" in November 1979. Hughes joined Department S. ==Discography==
Discography
AlbumsOriginal Mirrors (1980) • Heart-twango & Raw-beat (1981) ;Compilations: • Heartbeat - the Best of the Original Mirrors (1996) Singles • "Could This Be Heaven" (1979) • "Boys Cry" (1980) • "Flying" (1980) - Italy-only release • "Dancing with the Rebels" (1981) • "20,000 Dreamers" (1981) ==References==
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