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Dexys
Dexys
Pop soul outfit from Birmingham, fronted by Kevin Rowland and formed in 1976.
Dexys enjoyed chart success with tracks like 'Geno', 'Jackie WIlson Said' and 'Come On Eileen', the latter a No 1 hit all over the world, selling more than a million copies in the UK alone and getting aunties on dance floors ever since.
Dexy's Midnight Runners split in 1986, reforming in 2003 and changing their name to simply 'Dexys' in 2011 - they issued the comeback album "One Day I'm Going To Soar" in 2012. Followed by 2016's: "Let the Record Show: Dexys Do Irish and Country Soul".
In 2021, the band re-presented their classic album "Too-Rye Ay".
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Band member(s)
- Kevin Rowland
Former Member
- Mick Talbot
Influenced
- Pele
- Stone Foundation
- The Vagabonds
- Gloria Cycles
- The Modesty
Influenced By
- Stax Records
Tribute Act(s)
- Dexys Bootleg Runners
