Career

He then moved on to play Vox Continental organ in Wreckless Eric"s band, before forming King as vocalist and keyboard player along with Captain Sensible, who described Badowski as "a genius". Badowski was invited by Sensible to join a short-lived incarnation of The Damned to replace Lemmy, at which time they went by the name The Doomed. He then drummed for Mark Perry"s post-Alternative television band The Good Missionaries, playing on the Fire From Heaven album in 1979, and also got some studio time to work on his first solo release, the "Baby Sign Here With Maine / Making Love With My Wife" single, released by Deptford Fun City Records, one of Miles Copeland III"s labels, and packaged in a gold foil sleeve.

He signed to Agricultural and Mechanical Records/I.R.S. Records for subsequent solo releases, including the album, from which the single "Henry"s in Love" was drawn.

Badowski played most of the instruments on the album himself, but with contributions from Stevenson, violinist Aleksander Kolkowski, and drummer Dave Berk (of Johnny Moped). Although the album met with a favourable response from critics, it proved to be his final solo release.

"Henry"s in Love"/"Lamb to the Slaughter".