Kids in the Kitchen
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Kids in the Kitchen was a band from Melbourne, Australia during the 1980s.
The band's original line-up when it formed in 1983 was:
- Scott Carne (vocals)
- Greg Dorman (guitar)
- Craig Harnath (bass)
- Greg Woodhead (keyboards)
- Bruce Curnow (drums)
The band's first single, "Change In Mood" (produced by Ricky Fataar and Tim Kramer) reached No. 3 on the Australian national charts. After the release of their second single in Australia, "Bitter Desire", Dorman and Woodhead quit the band and were replaced by Claude Carranza (guitar) and Alistair Coia(keyboards).
Their third single "Current Stand" was a hit overseas as well as in Australia, however the band only released two albums, Shine (1985) and Terrain (1987), before breaking up the next year.
After the group split in 1988, Carne formed a band called Priscilla's Nightmare who released one self-titled album, then he embarked on a solo career. Carne's solo single "All I Wanna Do" was minor hit in 1990.
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