Riff Regan

Riff Regan (real name Miles Tredinnick, born 18 February 1955) was the lead singer with the 1970s punk band London. After London split up in late 1977, he continued to record for MCA Records releasing four solo records. He made his last record, Hard Hearts Don't Cry for CBS Epic in the early 80s, after which he quit the music business and became a TV comedy writer. Musicians who featured on these recordings included Brinsley Schwarz, Lu Edmunds, ... more

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  • Feb 18, 1955 (age 54 years)

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