Patricia Morrison in a Dolly Parton wig during a Fur Bible gig she did with Kid Congo Powers inStockholmonOct. ‘85, when they both toured as backup band for the Legendary Stardust Cowboy, captured by Carl Abrahamsson.
Fur Bible was the short-lived band she formed with The Kid after their time in the Gun Club. They released a 7″ and soon called it quits. Not long after, Powers would join The Bad Seeds and would spend the next few years playing with Nick CavewhilePatricia Morrison would go on to play with the Sisters Of Mercy.
According to Kid Congo PowerstheFur Bible/Legendary Stardust Cowboy tour (Legendary Stardust CowboyakaThe Ledge was an incoherent r’n’r performer who is said to have invented an early form of the genre that came to be known as psychobilly in the ‘60s, while often considered a novelty artist):
“…I really loved it. It was a real fun thing and it really broke up this whole seriousness about The Gun Club breaking up and this thing with Tex not working out. It was like, ‘OK, we can be totally ridiculous’. It came at the right time.”
