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Kim Deal is a Pixie no more. The beloved and infinitely influential alt-rock band announced Friday that their bassist of 25 years has "decided to leave." In a statement signed by Black Francis.
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Part of their mystique is of course the reportedly deep, jealousy-fueled rivalry between frontman and guitarist Charles Thompson IV aka Black Francis aka Frank Black and bassist and vocalist Kim Deal. Pixies broke up in 1993 when, per Time , Black announced that the band was done on BBC Radio before he had informed the rest of the band.
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Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images Kim Deal on her work with the Pixies and The Breeders Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, Kim Deal started in music by playing guitar with her twin sister.
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Listen to the Kim Deal J Files above: It was a wild, spirited and ultimately incredibly funny discussion about everything from Christianity to Pixies to the perception of women in music. Here are.
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Sat 3 Mar 2018 13.00 EST K im Deal, 56, sings and plays rhythm guitar with the Breeders, formed in 1989 as a side project with Throwing Muses' Tanya Donelly.
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7th March 2019. Kim Deal. 1. Joining Pixies (because they made her laugh) In January 1986, a week after moving to Boston from Dayton, Ohio, Kim spotted an ad in the Boston Phoenix placed by future.
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Kim Deal is welcome to rejoin the Pixies, Black Francis has revealed. She just has to pick up the phone. It has been almost a year since Kim Deal left the Pixies, flying back to America.
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The Pixies move on without bassist Kim Deal Music The Pixies Keep Rolling, Minus One After founding bassist Kim Deal quits, the alt-rock pioneers return to the studio By Andy Greene.
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In the Pixies, Kim Deal played second fiddle to founder and lead singer Charles Thompson, a.k.a. Black Francis. But the Breeders would reflect her vision. Of the two sisters, she had been the home.
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Profile: Kim Deal of the Breeders and the Pixies Kim Deal Is Still a Punk The Breeders legend on her music, her mother, and life in Ohio. By Lizzy Goodman "I've never managed to make New York successful for me," says Kim Deal, shaking her head. "Whenever I went to New York City I just ended up in the cellar doing drugs."
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Near the end of the Pixies ' upcoming album, Head Carrier, new bassist Paz Lenchantin steps up to the microphone and directly addresses Kim Deal, the woman she ultimately replaced in the band.
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Bassist Kim Deal has left the Pixies, the band announced. "We are sad to say that Kim Deal has decided to leave the Pixies. We are very proud to have worked with her on and off over the.
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Kim Deal's memories of the 90s are often incomplete, but she remembers that during one particularly chaotic tour, with her post-Breeders project the Amps, she and drummer Jim Macpherson fell.
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Kim will still be best known to many as the bassist of the Pixies, the Boston-based band that made four seminal albums around the late 80s. They are so influential that Thom Yorke refused to.
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In honor of these recent developments, we've assembled our list of the Five Best Kim Deal Songs. 5. "Break My Body" (Surfer Rosa, 1988) "Break My Body" is a quintessential Pixies noise-jangle thrust, but it's also a Deal-centric hidden gem, featuring some of the bassist's most impassioned vocals and one of her trickiest, most.
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Here are clips from an interview with Kim Deal, by Triple J's Richard Kingsmill, shortly before the release of Last Splash.0:00 Kim talks about the Pixies3:0.
