Bandit Queen Manchester
Bandit Queen were a feisty Mancunian three piece. Their first single - Scorch - was released on Playtime records in 1993.
Further singles followed, including Miss Dandys, Give it to the Dog and Queen Bee followed.
They were raised on an eclectic mix of of Motown, Al Green, scratchy blues, post punk and Blondie.
Bandit Queen split amicably in 1998 and now all do their own musical thing.
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