Biff Bang Pow!

Formed out of the ashes of Alan McGee's previous band, the Laughing Apple, Biff Bang Pow! were the ultimate in-house indie band. Comprising of McGee, Dick Green and Ken Popple, the band meshed indie guitar rock with a hint of Jacques Brel, releasing early Creation singles "50 Years of Fun" and "There Must Be a Better Life" in 1984. In between running the label, McGee managed to continue his songwriting career through six albums up until 1991, where he decided to call it a day. Some of McGee's most beautifully delicate songs appear on the excellent "Songs For the Sad-Eyed Girl" LP (1989). Other contributors to BBP's recordings have included Christine Wanless (The Revolving Paint Dream), Ed Ball, Joe Foster, Joss Cope and Andrew Innes (Primal Scream).Taken from http://www.creationrecords.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/creation_rec ords.htm