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Duran Duran: The Wild Boys branch out “Catching up with the meterorically successful members of Duran Duran is no easy task.
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Duran Duran: The Wild Boys branch out “Catching up with the meterorically successful members of Duran Duran is no easy task.
The band appeared on the cover of Record magazine in January 1984.
While this article has a super-cheesy headline, it also mentions how Andy Taylor’s fan mail dropped off after he got married
“Almost never in the history of rock and roll has there been a band so jam-packed with heavenly-looking guys — and
Nick Rhodes autographed a Seven and the Ragged Tiger flat with a special message for Duranies Unite founder, Anji. Sadly the
Our best guess is that this set of music reviews by John appeared in September 1983 in the UK magazine, Smash
Duran Duran on film Duran Duran’s clean sweep of the video categories at the Grammy Awards just proved to the world what
Duran Duran: The Fab Five To the delight of girls everywhere — myself included! — Duran Duran graced the cover of
Andy Taylor appeared as a poster boy in the back of Britain’s No 1 magazine in November 1983. Here’s a cropped
Is There Something I Should Know? video The song popularly (and annoyingly) known by many as “Please, Please Tell Me now,”
Here are photos of Duran Duran at a press conference and walking around a bit — probably in Italy — all
“I’m with the band” Here are some stories from fans about meeting DD, as published in Teen Bag magazine.
Duranies Unite – Carnival – Khanada Over these five pages, check out the complete issue of DUCK issue #5! This was
Full band pencil portrait done by Anji for use as a letterhead. This is a scan of a xerox, as we
Pencil drawn portrait of John Taylor done by Anji “Nick” Bee sometime in 1983.
Rather tragic looking pencil drawn portrait of Andy Taylor done by Anji Bee in 1984.
Duran Duran: They wrap up their LA press conference! Listen in as Simon, John, Nick, Roger and Andy tie things up
The blood, the tears, the toil, the sweat — it’s all here as we escort the winners of our Duran Duran
Total world domination “The American Tour ’84 by Duran Duran is now a sweet memory, and Simon, John, Nick, Roger and Andy
Duran scrapbook pages There are lots of topics covered on these four scrapbook pages, but one thing all of these pages
John Taylor in February 1984 Here are two John Taylor pinup pages from the same press conference (and showing the same
Duran Duran: Schön, schöner, am schönster Here’s a Duran Duran article from around 1984 from the German magazine Music Man.
Duran Duran in the hot seat! Simon, Nick and the Taylors three answer some frequently asked questions
What’s all the secrecy? Who’s responsible? And why are Duran having to pay for it? “You see it all the time
Dive into Duran Duran’s deep secrets Those little but very important questions about John, Simon, Roger, Andy and Nick are answered
“I’m on the hunt I’m after you” Duran Duran released their fifth single in the UK — “Hungry Like The Wolf”
To Duran Duran, With Love [box type=”shadow”]This is a newspaper story about a 14-year-old Duranie named Stacey Huggins who wanted to
This single-page magazine poster of John published in Bop shows him posing outside, apparently somewhere in Europe.
Duran, ya makin’ us crazy! “That means ‘jolly good show, chaps’ in America, where Duran are now extremely big news. So
Duran Duran: Are they monsters of pop? “You can’t open a pop magazine these days [without] seeing those five famous sets
Romantic bonus section: If you were my date… John Taylor: You’d have the time of your life! Spending an evening with
Duran Duran: Their secrets to looking good, by their personal hairstylist, Angelo What’s it like to style Simon’s hair, put on
This terrible, blooper-reel-worthy photo — which almost any photographer and magazine would have (should have) tossed because of Simon’s half-closed eyes alone —
Duran Duran: Are they really available? “If you’ve had these kinds of thoughts on more than one occasion, then perhaps you should ask yourself
These five fantastic black and white photos of John Taylor appeared in a Japanese music magazine in 1983 or 1984.
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