Kevin Stanton - Mi-Sex
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Kevin Stanton - Mi-Sex
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Kevin Stanton was born on 21 June, 1955 and passed away on May 18th, 2017 at the age of 61. He formed Mi-Sex in New Zealand in 1978 with the late Steve Gilpin and bassist Don Martin, with Murray Burns and drummer Richard Hodgkinson. He relocated to Sydney with his fellow members later that year, but left the band for a spell in 1982 to attend to on-going health issues. He returned four months later before being joined by second guitarist, and former Silent Movies player, Colin Bayley, in 1983, staying with the band through their fourth album Where Do They Go? before departing for good. Kevin was the songwriter or co-songwriter of several of Mi-Sex's best-loved tunes, including their seminal hit Computer Games, from their 1979 debut album Graffiti Crimes, as well as that record's title track and other songs including But You Don't Care (1979), People, Space Race, It Only Hurts When I'm Laughing (all 1980), Shanghaied! (1981), Castaway (1982) ..... and more!