CRAZY KIDS: LIFE AFTER JOOK

CRAZY KIDS: LIFE AFTER JOOKIn May 1974, Trevor White and Ian Hampton stepped sideways and joined Sparks, while Chris formed Jet with their ex bassist Martin Gordon and Ralf went back in to the business side of the industry working for Island, WEA and later Bearsville until 1996 where he mainly produced Randy VanWarmer. Come 1976, Island Records issued Crazy Kids by Trevor as a single (it was later re issued in 2016 by JAW records in the US followed by Understood the following

In May 1974, Trevor White and Ian Hampton stepped sideways and joined Sparks, while Chris formed Jet with their ex-bassist Martin Gordon and Ralf went back in to the business side of the industry working for Island, WEA and later Bearsville until 1996 where he mainly produced Randy VanWarmer. Come 1976, Island Records issued ÔCrazy KidsÕ by Trevor as a single (it was later re-issued in 2016 by JAW records in the US followed by ÔUnderstoodÕ the following year) and Ian teamed up with Elizabeth Barraclough after turning down the gig with AC/DC, before touring with The Three Degrees and Hazel OÕConnor and working in IT. Later he ran a hotel, followed by a guest house. John was shown the door by Sparks in 1978, but was already managing The Dickies and during the autumn, Trevor joined Radio Stars. From 2000 onwards, Trevor, Ian, Chris and John would become involved in The Four Squares, Radio Stars, JohnÕs Children, Grizzly, Jet, Martin GordonÕs band, Alpha-Mael and Anytime amongst others.