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I know that Rob Hyman played on his song 'Time After Time' for Cyndi, but I don't think the Hooters were necessarily her regular "studio band". The Hooters did do a bit of studio work though, like on Joan Osbourne's 'Relish'.

17 posted on 07/23/2006 12:05:42 AM PDT by Lancey Howard

To: Lancey Howard

did he do the guitar part? not sure what rob hyman played.

20 posted on 07/23/2006 12:08:38 AM PDT by the invisib1e hand (dust off the big guns.)

To: Lancey Howard; The Invisible Hand

When I lived in Jersey back in the day, I listened to Philly stations--mostly because Philly played more New Wave than NYC (now I'm dating myself using the term New Wave). Philly was very proud of their Hooters (inject joke here) and the story says they were the genius behind Lauper's sound. Another Philly standard was Robert Hazard and the Heroes (que early 80's new wave one-hit wonder Escalator of Life). IRC, Hazard penned Girls Just Want To Have Fun (which ironically VH1's "Behind the Music--Cyndi Lauper" stated was a quintessential feminist empowerment song) and a couple of other gems.

For some 80's flashback, click here for Robert Hazard's Escalator of Life on Youtube.com

98 posted on 07/23/2006 7:54:10 AM PDT by sully777 (You have flies in your eyes--Catch-22)

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