Slik

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Slik was a 1970s Scottish pop and glam rock band best known for their UK number one hit "Forever and Ever" and for featuring future Ultravox frontman Midge Ure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf band
glam rock band
activeInDecade 1970s
associatedAct PVC2
Rich Kids NERFINISHED
The Skids NERFINISHED
Thin Lizzy NERFINISHED
Ultravox NERFINISHED
chartAchievement Forever and Ever reached number one on the UK Singles Chart NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Scotland
disbandedIn late 1970s
formedIn 1970s
genre glam rock
pop
pop rock
hasFormerMember Jim McGinlay NERFINISHED
Kenny Hyslop NERFINISHED
Kevin McGinlay NERFINISHED
Midge Ure NERFINISHED
Russell Webb NERFINISHED
hasMember Jim McGinlay NERFINISHED
Kenny Hyslop NERFINISHED
Kevin McGinlay NERFINISHED
Midge Ure NERFINISHED
Russell Webb NERFINISHED
musicStyle melodic pop with glam rock influences
notableFor featuring future Ultravox frontman Midge Ure
notableSong Forever and Ever NERFINISHED
notableWork Forever and Ever NERFINISHED
origin Glasgow NERFINISHED
peakPopularity mid-1970s

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Midge Ure (James Ure, born James McGregor, not Farmer) associatedAct Slik
subject surface form: Midge Ure