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The Rich Kids

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By Chickens123

Rich Kids were a short-lived, much-hyped rock and roll band from London, founded in 1977, by Glen Matlock, after he quit The Sex Pistols, and comprised also future Ultravox member, Midge Ure, who, in 1976, made some fame with his teenybop band Slik, and Rusty Egan, who later went to found Visage and to be part of the New Romantic scene, along Ure.

1. Strange One
2. Hung On You
3. Ghosts Of Princes In Towers
4. Cheap Emotions
5. Marching Men
6. Put You In The Picture
7. Young Girls
8. Bullet- Proof Lover
9. Rich Kids
10. Lovers And Fools
11. Burning Sounds

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