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Culture Club
A mixed history brought the line-up of Culture Club together, in the wake of
both a personnel change and numerous band name changes. However, in 1981 the
group were as solid as they were ever going to be. Despite being turned down by
EMI, they were snapped up by Virgin Records a year later. They began releasing
music almost immediately but it wasn't until their third single 'Do You Really
Want to Hurt Me' was released that the band hit the big time.
The track flew to the top of charts, with their debut album 'Kissing to Be
Clever' following close behind. They were on a roll, r...
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