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" For the June issue of Bazaar, our editor-in-chief Justine Picardie asked her son what it&amp;#039;s like to have a musical mum.\u00A0 My mum is often asked what it is like to be the mother of a musician in a \u2018cool band\u2019 (their words, not mine). Yet it is not often that I\u2019m asked what it is like to have a mother who was in a truly cool band. Formed at Cambridge University at the dawn of the dark days of the 1980s, the Jellies married minimal post-punk disco with pop hooks to arresting effect. Sadly, their career never really took off and only one seven-inch single was released before the band went their separate ways. Nevertheless, the experience of hearing \u2018Jive Baby on a Saturday Night\u2019 seems to have been a revelatory experience for many musicians; Sonic Youth\u2019s Thurston Moore is reported to have played it 10 times in a row at a DJ set in New York, and there are rumours that copies of the original vinyl change hands for large sums of money on eBay. Hopefully in light of this disclosure the tables can be turned, and it will be my mum fending off questions from my friends about her days as a post-punk maverick. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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