In 1987 Pursey and Parsons resurrected Sham 69 with new members; Ian Whitewood on drums, Andy Prince on bass, Tony Hardie-Bick (“Tony Bic”) on keyboards and Linda Paganelli on saxophone, releasing the album Volunteer and the singles “Rip and Tear” and “Outside the Warehouse”. The album Live at CBGB’s also features this line-up. The next studio album, Information Libre , has Patricia de Mayo on keyboards. Andy Prince went on to join the Magic Mushroom Band , and Whitewood was replaced on drums by Sonny Boy Williamson, who played on the Soapy Water and Mister Marmalade album and the singles “Uptown”, “Action Time & Vision” and “Girlfriend”.
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