Endgames

Scottish band formed in 1980 in Glasgow by ex-Berlin Blondes singer David Rudden. They recorded their first single, "We Feel Good (Future's Looking Fine)" (opens in a new tab), in 1981 as a quartet and then they expanded to a sextet. They released two albums between 1983 and 1985, their first produced by Colin Campsie and George McFarlane (The Quick) and their second produced by John Potoker, Stewart Levine, Ian Taylor and Julian Mendelsohn, each one on different tracks of the album. The band supported Howard Jones on tour during March-April 1984, when "Human's Lib" was number 1 in the British album chart.
After the band's demise, Brian McGee, ex-Simple Minds member, went on to become a session drummer (Propaganda, Robin Zander, etc.); Paul Wishart. ex-Skids saxophonist, went on to play with Fiction Factory; and Willie Gardner, ex-Zones guitarist, became a producer for his former bandmate Billy McIsaac for a short period before starting teaching English in Scotland.