PAUL JONATHAN COURT

aka: PJ Court

songwriting, vocals, guitars (1985-1991)

b. July 27, 1965


After The Primitives disbanded, Paul Court, Tig Williams, and Neil Champion formed Starpower. Tracy Tracy provided vocal work for Starpower's cover of the Lee Hazelwood/Nancy Sinatra tune, 'Some Velvet Morning'. Starpower later stripped down to the short-lived, The Fixations; "a beatnik sounding band" which continued the Hazelwood/Sinatra duet style with some demos recorded with other female singers. After this Paul formed Hedy again with Tig Williams and Neil Champion. Hedy released the single, 'Superfine', produced by Paul Sampson. In the mid 90's, Paul fronted Reverb Inferno ("a lo-fi 5th Dimension meets Silver Apples") and created some demos.

Paul recently spent some years studying graphic design and is now involved in painting as well as some photography work. His paintings can be seen and purchased at his site, Joypop Studio. Some of his photography work is shown in the Lomography book, Don't Think*Just Shoot.

September, '05 & June '07, Paul has been guest DJ at the London club, How Does It Feel To Be Loved. His set list can be seen on their site.