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Damien Lovelock
Damien "Damo" Lovelock is an Australian musician, sports broadcaster and writer. Lovelock has fronted the hard rock band, The Celibate Rifles, since 1980 as their lead singer-songwriter and they have released nine studio albums. He has also issued two solo albums, ''It's a Wig Wig Wig World'', in June 1988; and ''Fishgrass'' in December 1991. As a sports broadcaster he has worked on the SBS show ''The World Game'' covering football.
==Music career==
Lovelock first came to fame as the lead singer and songwriter for the Sydney hard rock band The Celibate Rifles.〔 〕
Lovelock recorded his debut solo LP, ''It's A Wig Wig Wig Wig World''.〔http://www.discogs.com/Damien-Lovelock-Its-A-Wig-Wig-Wig-Wig-World/release/2548225〕 In June 1988 Lovelock issued the album followed by a single, "Disco Inferno" in April 1990. Lovelock's studio band included Peter Koppes (guitar; from The Church), Rick Grossman (bass; from Hoodoo Gurus), Joe Latty (guitar; ex-Itchy Rat) and Richard Ploog (drums; from The Church). Guitarist Reeves Gabrels, from David Bowie's band Tin Machine, also appeared on "Disco Inferno". Lovelock formed a touring line-up of Damien Lovelock's Wigworld which comprised Joe Latty, Clyde Bramley (bass; ex-Hoodoo Gurus), Patrick Pollnow (guitar) and Hamish Stuart (drums). During 1991, Lovelock issued the single "The Dalai Lama" (October 1991) and album ''Fishgrass'' (December 1991) on Festival Records.〔McFarlane, ('The Celibate Rifles' ) entry. Archived from (the original ) on 7 August 2004. Retrieved 7 September 2012.〕
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