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The Chefs

The Chefs has been played on NTS in shows including Yesterday's News, featured first on 24 March 2021. Songs played include Let’s Make Up.

There are at least two groups going by this name:

1) The Chefs were a Brighton-based punk/pop group during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The band consisted of Helen McCookerybook, James McCallum, Russell Greenwood and Carl Evans. They were signed to Brighton's Attrix Records, which released a four-track EP "Sweetie" in September 1980 and "24 Hours" in 1981. These records were followed by a version of "Femme Fatale" (released under the band name "Skat"). The Chefs then split in 1981/82.

2) The Chefs were a group from the US midwest who put out the now classic deep funk cut 'Mr Machine' on Progress Records in 1973.

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The Chefs

The Chefs has been played on NTS in shows including Yesterday's News, featured first on 24 March 2021. Songs played include Let’s Make Up.

There are at least two groups going by this name:

1) The Chefs were a Brighton-based punk/pop group during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The band consisted of Helen McCookerybook, James McCallum, Russell Greenwood and Carl Evans. They were signed to Brighton's Attrix Records, which released a four-track EP "Sweetie" in September 1980 and "24 Hours" in 1981. These records were followed by a version of "Femme Fatale" (released under the band name "Skat"). The Chefs then split in 1981/82.

2) The Chefs were a group from the US midwest who put out the now classic deep funk cut 'Mr Machine' on Progress Records in 1973.

Original source: Last.fm

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Let’s Make Up
The Chefs
Damaged Goods Records2024