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There is more than one band with the name Tours. 1. Tours were a short-lived punk mod band from Poole, England. They released two singles in 1979: "Language School" b/w "Foreign Girls," and "Tourist Information" b/w "You Know." Tours two songwriters went their different ways following the band's breakup. Ronnie Mayor went on to have a short solo career, first as Da Biz, later as Ronnie Mayor. Richard Mazda intially carried on working with Virgin Records recording under the name Cosmetics . He released one single on Virgin in 1980 "Guilt" b/w "Something Happened." Mazda then joined Miles Copeland's IRS...

There are at least two bands with the name Les Vautours (The Vultures): 1) Early 60's rock and roll band from France. Their complete membership over the course of two albums was: Vic Laurens - Vocals & Guitar Pierrot Klein - Guitar Christian Bois - Bass Samy Steiner - Bass Ange Beltran - Drums Tony Falla - Drums 2) A garage rock revivalist band from Montreal, Quebec. P. Vautour - Vocals & Guitar Azure De Grace - Vocals & Guitar Sebatien Sweetheart - Drums Keven Kek - Bass & Vocals .

There are three bands named ´The Detours´; one from Australia,one from Scotland, and one from Orange County California est.in1977 (Pictured) all living in harmony on opposite sides of the globe. THE DETOURS (USA) The Detours, a pioneering Southern California punk band from Fullerton, formed in July of 1977, by Gordon Cox, Rikk Agnew, Jeff Beans, months later adding Mike Koerber. In the Fall of 1978 Casey Royer, only 5 months after co-founding Social Distortion, quits to play drums in The Detours for the next 2 years, rounding out the quintet and allowing Rikk Agnew to move over to lead guitar...

The Contours are an American rhythm & blues singing group. One of the early soul singing groups signed to Motown Records, the group is best known for its classic chart-topping 1962 hit, "Do You Love Me," a million-selling single that became a major hit all over again in 1988. Billy Gordon, Billy Hoggs, Joe Billingslea and Billy Rollins founded a singing group called The Blenders in their native Detroit, Michigan in 1959. The group soon added Leroy Fair (in place of Billy Rollins), bass singer Hubert Johnson, and guitarist Huey Davis, and auditioned for Berry Gordy's Motown Records. Gordy turned...