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Girls at Our Best! were an English post-punk band, founded in Leeds, England in 1979 under the name The Butterflies. They had several UK Independent Singles Chart hits during their three-year existence.

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rdfs:label	Girls at Our Best! (en)
rdfs:comment	Girls at Our Best! were an English post-punk band, founded in Leeds, England in 1979 under the name The Butterflies. They had several UK Independent Singles Chart hits during their three-year existence. (en)
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name	Girls at Our Best! (en)
dcterms:subject	Musical groups established in 1979 Musical groups disestablished in 1982 Post-punk groups from Leeds
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Wikipage revision ID	1033780807 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robin Simon Rough Trade Records Music for Pleasure (band) UK Albums Chart John Peel Richard Skinner (broadcaster) Paul Simon (UK musician) Musical groups established in 1979 Glen Matlock Thomas Dolby Leeds Leeds College of Music Strange Fruit Records UK Independent Singles and Albums Charts Musical groups disestablished in 1982 A-side and B-side Dale Griffin Cowboys International The Golden Age of Wireless The Fallout Club Neo (UK band) Cherry Red Records Ken Lockie Post-punk groups from Leeds Pleasure (Girls at Our Best! album) Post-punk Magazine (band) The Wedding Present Radio Stars Ultravox (band) Limmie Funk Limited
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.girlsatourbest.com/
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associated acts	Music for Pleasure, Limmie Funk Limited, Neo, Radio Stars, the Civilians, Cowboys International, the Expelaires, Thomas Dolby, Sexbeat, the Tall Boys, the Fallout Club, Ajanta Music (en)
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genre	Post-punk
label	Record, Happy Birthday, Strange Fruit, Vinyl Japan, Cherry Red, Optic Nerve Recordings (en)
origin	Leeds, England (en)
past members	Paul Simon (UK musician) Chris Oldroyd (en) Darren Carl Harper (en) Gerard "Terry" Swift (en) James "Jez" Alan (en) Judy "Jo" Evans (en) Rod Johnson (en)
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