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Zoo Boutique
Band,
Electronic, Rock and Pop
In 1979, Duncan Jowitt joined Section 25 as guitarist before forming Final Solution with David Foster on bass and Tony Ashworth on drums. Ashworth was replaced by Steve Grice and the band became Another Dimension. In 1982, with the addition of John "Sid" Hayward on synthesizers and Bill Fogel on guitar, the band changed name again to Zoo Boutique. Debut release (misspelt as The Zoo Bootique) was "Love Like A Clown" on Lightbeat compilation EP "A Drop in the Ocean". Became increasingly electronic rock when Fogel was replaced by Phil Denton on keyboards and released single “Forgive and Forget” / ”Happy Families”, which, despite UK national Radio 1 prime-time airplay, failed to chart. After further personnel changes, the band split in 1985.
Members
 | Duncan Jowitt voc GB |
 | Steven Grice dr |
 | Filly Duntone key |
 | David Foster b, syn |
 | John Hayward dr GB |
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| End Of Line | Zoo Boutique | 2015 | Album |
| Two Sane Men | Zoo Boutique | 2014 | Album |
| Forgotten | Zoo Boutique | 2014 | Album |
| Forgive And Forget | Zoo Boutique | 1982 | Single |
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