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The band sought a replacement, selecting Paula Jean Brown (of Giant Sand) as their new bass guitarist, with Valentine moving to rhythm guitar. This lineup debuted at the 1985 Rock in Rio festival, playing two shows, but Carlisle and Caffey soon realized their hearts were no longer in the group and decided to disband the Go-Go's in ...
- 1978–1985, 1990, 1994, 1999–2022
- Los Angeles, California, U.S.
29 de jul. de 2020 · Paula [Jean Brown, her replacement] helped me get into rehab and I'll be forever grateful to her. It wasn't a popular decision at the time. But that was the way it was, ...
6 de nov. de 2022 · Paula Jean Brown was brought in to replace her, but Carlisle and Caffey left the group in 1985 and it disbanded. The group reunited for a 1990 benefit concert, then got together for a...
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10 de sept. de 2020 · In 1984, at the suggestion of new Go-Go's bassist Paula Jean Brown, according to the documentary The Go-Go's (via the New York Post), Caffey checked into a rehabilitation program. Gina Schock underwent heart surgery at the peak of the Go-Go's fame
Paula Jean Brown, Bajo (a principios de 1985 - remplazó de Jane Wiedlin, quien dejó el grupo después de la gira Prime Time en 1984. Tocó solamente en algunos espectáculos en vivo y nunca grabó con la banda.) Margot Olavarría (bajista) fue remplazada por Kathy Valentine, en diciembre de 1980. Discografía
3 de ago. de 2020 · A concerned Paula Jean Brown, the band’s new bass guitarist, had an outsider’s perspective and convinced Caffey to finally check into rehab in 1984 after a concert in Rio de Janeiro.
2 de jun. de 2021 · The Go-Go's' lead singer Belinda Carlisle was even in seminal punk band the Germs for a hot minute, according to Vogue. One night at legendary LA club Whisky a Go Go, Carlisle met Olavarria, Wiedlin, and drummer Elissa Bello. They formed a band and began playing at a grimy club called the Masque, which singer Martha Davis described as "dis ...
