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San Francisco pop singer Bonnie Hayes applied the new wave updating of '60s girl-group pop (Blondie, the Go-Go's, etc.) to bright, bouncy songs with a strong, self-confident outlook. Hayes recorded two albums with her backing band, the Wild Combo (guitarist Paul Davis, bassist Hank Maninger, and drummer Kevin Hayes); those records were 1982's buoyantly enthusiastic Good Clean Fun and 1984's Brave New Girl. Hayes signed with Chrysalis and employed a larger backing band for 1987's Bonnie Hayes, but then disappeared from view for quite some time. She returned in 1995 with a new album, Empty Sky, which featured longtime cohorts Paul Davis and Kevin Hayes, a guest appearance from friend Huey Lewis, and many others. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi
Bonnie had a significant following in the Bay Area in the early 80's and was a refreshing alternative to the mainstream music scene. Remember her sold out shows at the Cotati Cabaret.
grank45
This bio doesn't do Bonnie Hayes justice. She "disappeared " from 1987 through 1995? How about she wrote songs for people like Cher and had two songs (Love Letter and Have a Heart) on the "Nick of Time" album with Bonnie Raitt which won three Grammy awards including album of the year and sold over 5 million copies! That is not disappearing . Bonnie also is an inspirational songwriting teacher at Blue Bear in San Francisco and in San Anselmo California
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