Format: 45
Label: Hi-Fi Rcords HF 001
Year: 1978
Origin: Toronto, Ontario
Genre: punk
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Value of Original Title: $150.00
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Release Type: Singles
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Playlist:
Ontario, 1970's, Punk Room, Canadian Women in Song
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shoeshine Boy | 02:26 |
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Killer Bees | 03:02 |
Curse - Shoeshine Boy b/w Killer Bees (picture sleeve)
Curse - Shoeshine Boy b/w Killer Bees (picture sleeve)
Curse - Shoeshine Boy b/w Killer Bees (picture sleeve)
Shoeshine Boy b/w Killer Bees (picture sleeve)
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"Gave a whole new meaning to tampons", Tom Harrison.
The Curse Canada's first all girl punk rock band released their only single 'Shoeshine Boy' on their own Hi-Fi records in 1978, causing much public outrage.
Shoeshine Boy was written about the macabre murder of 12-year-old Emmanuel, a Yonge Street sin strip shoeshine boy who had been lured into another career and is unfortunately murdered by three sickos, stuffed into a garbage bag and dumped on the roof of a body rub parlor.
mickey skin: vocal stylist
trixie danger: guitar
dr. bourque: bass
patsy poison: drums
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