More recently the song was featured on the compilation album Liverpool Cult Classics Unearthed - Volume Two, released by the Viper Label in 2001.
[2] Following the band's split in 1984, Hughes and Minns went on to form Exhibit B (which released the "It’s Hypothetical" single, and album Playing Dead, which was re-released in Japan in 2007).
John Byrne, the band's chief songwriter, joined The La's and played lead guitar on their international hit "There She Goes".
The book deals with the demise of the independent record store, and features a chapter dedicated to his experiences managing both The Cherry Boys and Exhibit B.
Jones then decided to encourage fans to throw rice at the group at gigs, until the mess produced began to deter venues from booking them.